Squamish Oceanfront
Squamish, with its stunning oceanfront vistas, beckons adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. Nestled at the meeting point of towering mountains and the expansive waters of the Howe Sound, Squamish offers a playground unlike any other.
Whether you’re drawn to the thrill of water sports like kiteboarding, paddleboarding, and boating, or prefer to simply bask in the beauty of nature, Squamish’s oceanfront has something for everyone. Explore hidden coves, paddle along towering cliffs, or embark on a scenic boat tour to witness the majesty of the surrounding mountains from a new perspective.
The 11-acre Oceanfront Park offers stunning views, a watersports beach, a recreational beach and a kids playground inviting people of all interests and ages to enjoy the beautiful nature and experience what Squamish has to offer.
Windsports At Squamish Oceanfront
The new Oceanfront beach opens up a whole new world for windsports enthusiasts in Squamish. Advanced kiteboarders and wing foilers can now access the water directly from the windsports only beach, this means saving time and money not having to get the boat shuttle out to the spit island!
With direct onshore wind and lots of rocks and obstacles surrounding the beach, this launching area is suitable for advanced kiteboarders only. Lessons and upwind drops are available for beginner and intermediate riders from Squamish Watersports to ensure everybody gets in and out of the water safely.
Family Activities At The Squamish Oceanfront Park
The Squamish Oceanfront Park features a stunning new playground, a designated recreational beach, and an expansive grassy area perfect for picnics and games. For families wanting to venture off land, a guided boat tour with Squamish Watersports offers an ideal day out on the water. Pack a lunch and embark on a scenic tour of Howe Sound, creating unforgettable memories together.
Paddling At Squamish Oceanfront
The calm mornings are perfect for a paddle on the Howe Sound. Head over to Squamish Watersport to grab a canoe, kayak or stand up paddle board and explore the Squamish Estuary, the base of Shannon falls and through the tranquil waters of the Howe Sound. You’re almost guaranteed to see wildlife while you’re out on the water, the Howe Sound is home to orcas, otters, seals and a huge variety of bird species. The best time of the day to paddle is the early morning before the wind picks up (normally around 10am).
A Glimpse Into The Future
The Squamish Oceanfront is set to become a vibrant new community. Plans include 2,500 new homes, shopping areas, office spaces, a brewery, and public parks and trails. This development promises to enhance the community while preserving the natural beauty that makes Squamish so special.