Brunswick Beach

Beautiful setting. Completely rock and driftwood covered beach. Parking is almost nonexistent. Best experienced at low tide. It's primarily for residents of the area.

A great beach, a calm location. Accessible by public transport, 262 from Horseshoe Bay. Great spot to watch sunset.

Went out there today. No parking signs at the end of the lane by the beach. The sign states emergency vehicle parking only. I parked there anyways. Lots of driveways and other spots for emergency vehicles to park if needed. One of the residents came out and told me to move. I laughed and told them to call the cops or bylaw....could care less. Go and enjoy the beach. The roads aren't private property.

It is very clear that people that live there are not excited to see PUBLIC beach visitors. Please abstain from going there for these residents' peace sake. It is a nice beach though.

Small local beach good for kids to play

I quaint seaside community with a small beach area alongside HWY 99.

Nice Little Beach. No Sand, Logs and River Rocks and Pebbles mostly. There was a Grassy Spot but they were Reseeding it when we went. Sun Settles Nice Here. Parking None, You have to Park up by the Highway in Limited Spots. Take the Tracks or the Road to get your Sweet Spot.

Beautiful beach, naked spot at the end. Gorgeous views, we had sea lions floating and sunny themselves nearby.

Nice place, natural place, excellent views!!! I loved!!+

This is a semi private beach in Lions Bay. The reason is that there is no public parking and no washrooms or playgrounds. I was lucky and parked at the end of Brunswick beach road and stayed less than 30 minutes. Just long enough to enjoy the view and take some pictures. This could be a great public park if government built a parking area and added a small washroom. The beach is public and if you want to come then it is best to come by bus. There is a bus stop beside the highway which is 10 minute walk from the beach. Take the C12 Lions Bay/Brunswick bus in Horseshoe Bay (travel time 17 minutes). Another option is to park in Lions Bay near the general store and walk the Lions Bay loop trail to Brunswick, about a 30-40 minute walk each way. It is a nice place with great views. The beach is mostly rocky with lots of logs. There is a small grass area with a couple wooden benches.