One by one, we jumped into this pool of emerald green COLD water. Share. 0% POP. Golden Ears Provincial Park - Alouette Lake. Details of fishing spot Alouette Lake near Mission, British Columbia, Canada *Sharper Hooks* *Tighter Lines* Species. I'm not even sure if you would call it a 'hike', since it felt more like a 'walk'. Sherry B wrote a review Jul 2019. The 4 of us with a fully packed van…(Kayla, Drian, Hanne and Tara). Marie Purificacion July 30, 2018. We camped at the Golden Ears Provincial Park by Alouette Lake in Maple Ridge, BC. Park staff are assessing the area and will initiate cleanup and repairs as soon as possible. This great Vancouver area campground on Alouette Lake is set in one of British Columbia’s largest provincial parks. 3 campgrounds: Gold Creek: (148 sites), Alouette (206 sites) and North Beach (55 sites). Here you camp with a group of 30-40 with two long-drops, no electricity and one tap with running drinking water. Weekend Camping at Alouette Lake Campground. If you plan to camp you must reserve your site very early in the season. :). Wet and Dry Hours - POP. As we were the first to get there, we started setting up all the tents that came with the first two cars…, We had a communal area under roof with a few benches and tables and next to it also a big fire-pit for an awesome bonfire…on the next picture you can see it in the background… If you're up for a short hike and desire a bit more solitude, consider North Beach. We booked our own campgrounds away from the other campers. Set off from the main parking lot at the south end of the lake and follow the western shoreline north for 9km just past Moyer Creek to reach the rustic marine camp ground. The summer of 2015, my friends and I went on our second camping trip together. North Beach Trail "5Km hike with minimal elevation change!" So worth it! :). Rated 5.0 /5 based on 1 customer reviews Save Review Directions. Alouette Lake, originally Lillooet Lake and not to be confused with the lake of that name farther north, is a lake and reservoir in Maple Ridge, ... Gold Creek Campground Campsite, 4 km west; Gold Creek Parking Parking lot, 4 km west; Golden Ears Group Campground Campsite, 4 km west; Explore Your World. Camps are held at the Rivers Heritage Centre. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. More people joined us in the evening after work. We camped at the Golden Ears Provincial Park by Alouette Lake in Maple Ridge, BC. It’s also a hot spot for water activities, with a boat launch at Alouette Lake, as well as plenty of picnic areas, showers, pit and flush toilets. Here is a map again to give you an idea where Alouette Lake is… These Canadians take their camping very serious. Hiking, swimming, boating and fishing are just some of the things to do there. Don't worry, we helped them out after! The next morning we had breakfast, packed up and made our way back to Vancouver. Video. The summer of 2015, my friends and I went on our second camping trip together. ( Log Out / The extensive system of trails within the park provides an excellent opportunity for hiking and horseback riding, and Situated in popular Golden Ears Provincial Park, Alouette Lake has become a favourite destination for a weekend camping trip or just a day trip. Lots of parking. A small sand bar extends into the lake, I will be back here more often. There were families that Saturday so I'd consider it a fairly easy hike. Alouette Lake Camping Trip. Back at the campsite, we played some Volleyball, dodgeball, soccer and tried to shoot at a target with a bow and arrow that one of the older guys had there…Drian looked like a champ…I couldn't even pull the arrow back enough to release it… Alouette Lake where have you been all my life. After a short 1hr and 45 min drive we arrived at Golden Ears Provincial park. Beach at Alouette Lake at Golden Ears Park | Darlene Oswald. ( Log Out / Locations *Fishing Spots* Boat Launches Camping Sites U-Catch Trout Parks. Rocky Mountain Boat Rentals is located on placid Alouette Lake in Golden Ears Provincial Park. What I liked about it, was that it was a 5 minute walk away from the lake. Drian and Joshua ( a new friend thats in Vancouver to learn english) seeing something wayyy up there…;-),