The District of Invermere is reminding you to adhere to parking guidelines when visiting the beach at Lake Windermere.
Parking is limited at Kinsmen Beach, you’re encouraged to walk or ride a bike to get there when it’s possible.
If you’re driving, don’t park in front of driveways or fire hydrants and avoid blocking sidewalks.
You’re also asked to be mindful of public and private parking areas.
If the main parking lot at Kinsmen Beach is full, you can use overflow parking at the Rotary Ball Park and tennis courts.
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Summer is in full swing in the District of Invermere, hot summer days are here. Lake Windermere & Kinsmen beach and park are alive with activity.Residents and visitors are advised that parking is limited at Kinsmen Beach. Residents and Visitors are encouraged to walk or ride a bike whenever possible to the beach. If you do need to drive and park by Kinsmen Beach, please pay close attention to signage, and areas marked as “No Parking”.
Vehicles cannot be parked in front of driveways or fire hydrants, blocking sidewalks, facing the opposite direction of traffic or contrary to signs posted. You cannot stop or park a vehicle in a designated fire route zone. Please look for and obey signs when parking in public and private parking areas. Please help keep our neighborhoods safe and respect the adjacent residential areas around Kinsmen Beach. This includes areas around 6th Ave, 7a Ave & 17th St by the Station Pub, 18th St & 4th Ave by Kinsmen Beach.Where can I park?!
If the main Kinsmen Beach parking lot is full, there is overflow beach parking located at the Rotary Ball Park and Tennis Courts. This is only a 3-minute walk away from the Kinsmen beach and is located by Dorothy Lake. The park has a large gravel parking area. We encourage all residents and visitors to use this overflow parking lot as much as possible!
We do anticipate a busy summer season and we thank you for your cooperation!
– Article includes statement and image supplied by District of Invermere
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