Lundar Beach

Lundar Beach Provincial Park is a small recreational park located along the shores of Lake Manitoba, one of the province largest lakes. The park serves primarily as a day-use and camping area for visitors seeking beach access and water recreation in the Interlake region of Manitoba.

The park location along Lake Manitoba provides habitat for diverse waterbirds including pelicans, gulls, terns, and various duck species that utilize the lake for feeding and nesting.

Vegetation at Lundar Beach includes mixed grassland and parkland species adapted to the dynamic lakeside environment with its wind exposure and variable water levels.

Lake Manitoba occupies a large glacial lake basin that was once part of the much larger glacial Lake Agassiz.

Lundar Beach experiences a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers, moderated slightly by proximity to Lake Manitoba.

The Lake Manitoba shoreline has been utilized by Indigenous peoples for millennia.

Lundar Beach Provincial Park was established to provide public access to Lake Manitoba shoreline.

The sandy beach is the primary attraction at Lundar Beach, offering swimming.

The park offers camping facilities including electrical and non-electrical sites.

Park management focuses on maintaining beach quality and protecting shoreline vegetation.