Whonnock Lake Park

A large lake with a forested hill on the opposite shore. There is a dock with a number of small boats.

Summer Pro Tips for a Great Visit to Whonnock Lake

- Consider carpooling
- Visit at off-peak times
- Think ahead of time about an alternative destination if parking is full
- Only park in designated spots (to avoid a ticket and keep ways clear for emergency vehicles)
- Pack out what you pack in (help keep our wildlife safe by avoiding litter)
- Keep pets on a leash
- Be fire smart (No campfires or briquette BBQs)

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About Whonnock Lake Park

To properly enjoy Whonnock Lake, plan on taking the entire family and spend the day there. Depending on the time of year, you should bring lawn chairs, beach blankets, towels, Frisbees, a volleyball, other leisure time toys, a good book, a swim suit, and a good quality sunscreen.

Local kids say Whonnock Lake boasts the world's largest tadpoles. They can be found in the shallow water around the shores of the lake. Besides an ample playground, there is an excellent small beach. There is also a gazebo that can be reserved and used for barbecues or serves as an emergency shelter if it rains.

A playground was completed in March 2025, including a new play structure and sand play area. Find out more by visiting the project page.

Picnic Shelter

To reserve the picnic shelter please visit MapleRidge.ca/BookPicnic or call Facilities Bookings at 604-467-7422.

A family of ducks on an open lake. The sun sets behind the tree line of the opposite shore.
Four adults sit and a picnic table near a large lake.
A still lake with lily pads. The sun sets behind trees on the opposite shore.
A group of ducks walks along the shore behind a row boat.
A busy beach with many people swimming in a lake.
Many people swimming or wading in the water near a beach.
A view of a lake from dock level. Several yellow paddle boats line the doc and mountains rise in the background.
A red and white row boat sits on a muddy grassy patch.
A family stand on the beach. Some kids are building a sand castle, decorated with bug nets.
Two women jump off a dock with their hands in the air.
A beachy shore with a long dock on the lake. There is a row of identical small boats on the dock.
new playground structure with two yellow slides and a large sand area in the background
The new play structure
The sand play features
Address
27871 113 Avenue, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 6A9
Amenities
Barbecue,
Basketball Court,
Canoeing,
Concession,
Covered Picnic Areas,
Creek/Waterfall Areas,
Fishing,
Open Green Space,
Parking,
Picnic Table,
Playground,
Sand Play Area,
Sport Court,
Swimming,
Volleyball,
Washrooms,
Wheelchair Accessible,
Wildlife Viewing