Grand Beach Provincial Park

Located in Grand Marais, Manitoba, Canada, Grand Beach Provincial Park is a beautiful beach destination on the eastern shores of Lake Winnipeg. The beach spans 3 kilometers and boasts soft, white sand that is perfect for sunbathing and making sandcastles.

The beach has many amenities including washrooms, change rooms, showers, a playground, picnic areas, and a canteen.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at the beach such as swimming, kayaking, beach volleyball, and hiking on nearby trails

There are two parking lots available at Grand Beach Provincial Park, both with a daily parking fee. The north parking lot is closer to the beach, while the south parking lot is situated closer to the campground.

Fun facts about Grand Beach Provincial Park include that it was once named one of the top beaches in North America by travel publications such as National Geographic and USA Today. Additionally, the beach is known for its unique "singing sands" - a phenomenon where the sand makes a sound like a low-pitched hum when walked on or disturbed.

In addition to the beach, Grand Beach Provincial Park offers visitors plenty of attractions and activities to enjoy. Some popular attractions include the historic Grand Beach boardwalk, which is perfect for a stroll, and the nearby Grand Marais Marsh, which is a popular spot for birdwatching.

There are several nearby restaurants in the area, such as the Grand Beach Café, which offers a range of delicious food options including burgers, salads, and seafood. The Chalet Beachside offers a fine dining experience with a beautiful view of the lake.

There are several nearby accommodations available for visitors to Grand Beach Provincial Park, including hotels, motels, and campgrounds. The Grand Beach Provincial Park campground offers both serviced and unserviced sites, with amenities such as showers, washrooms, and laundry facilities available to campers. The Beach House offers cabins for rent, while several hotels and motels can be found in nearby communities such as Grand Marais and Victoria Beach.