Recreation in Baynes Lake

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Baynes Lake Community Park

Provider: Baynes Lake Community Park

Publicly mapped community park in Baynes Lake.

The park is identified as Baynes Lake Community Park on OpenStreetMap and appears among the parks labelled on the RDEK Baynes Lake map. The reviewed sources do not establish hours, fees, facilities, accessibility, or maintenance contact.

Service Areas: Baynes Lake

Location: Baynes Lake, British Columbia

Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026

Waldo Cove Regional Park

Provider: Regional District of East Kootenay

Day-use lake access, beach, walking trails, picnic areas and boat launch on Lake Koocanusa.

The RDEK identifies Waldo Cove Regional Park as south of Baynes Lake. Amenities listed in its regional parks brochure include parking, picnic areas, a boat launch, hiking trails and a wheelchair-accessible outhouse. The RDEK park management plan describes the park as providing seasonal public lake access and day use for Baynes Lake residents, Electoral Area B and beyond; it notes the concrete boat launch is free in that plan. Check current notices and access conditions before travel.

Service Areas: Baynes Lake

Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026

Yaqakxaqⱡamki Regional Park Koocanusa Boat Launch

Provider: Regional District of East Kootenay

Regional park boat launch and day-use access on Lake Koocanusa.

The RDEK park management plan locates the boat launch six kilometres northwest of Baynes Lake, on the west shore of Lake Koocanusa north of the Koocanusa (Bailey) Bridge. Access is via Kikomun-Newgate Road. Current RDEK bylaw fees, including GST, are CAD 10 daily parking, CAD 15 daily boat launch, or a seasonal launch pass of CAD 75 for residents and CAD 100 for non-residents. Check current park notices and access conditions before travel.

Service Areas: Baynes Lake

Source · Retrieved: Sep 25, 2026