Patricia Beach

Patricia Beach Provincial Park is one of Manitoba most popular lakeside recreation destinations, located on the southeastern shore of Lake Winnipeg.

The park location on Lake Winnipeg provides habitat for diverse wildlife including white-tailed deer, red foxes, and various small mammals.

Vegetation at Patricia Beach includes mixed boreal forest with white spruce, jack pine, trembling aspen, and balsam poplar.

Patricia Beach sits on the eastern shoreline of Lake Winnipeg, which occupies a basin carved by glacial processes.

Patricia Beach experiences a continental climate moderated somewhat by Lake Winnipeg influence.

The Lake Winnipeg shoreline has been utilized by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years.

Patricia Beach Provincial Park was established in the mid-20th century to protect one of the finest public beaches on Lake Winnipeg.

The extensive sandy beaches are the primary attraction, offering excellent swimming in Lake Winnipeg waters.

Patricia Beach offers extensive camping facilities including hundreds of sites with varying service levels.

Park management focuses intensively on protecting beach and dune ecosystems that are vulnerable to erosion.