History

As a result of studies completed in the summers of 2005 and 2006, Bayswater Beach was shown to have a population large enough to warrant a lifeguarding presence.

Facilities

Several appealing features of the beach park include calm, warm waters, a freshwater pond which feeds into the beach, a picnic area, outdoor barbecue pits, change rooms and toilets, and of course the beautiful South Shore scenery. There is a freshwater stream that runs across the beach where many small children enjoy playing in the warmer water. This stream can experience poor water quality and will be posted if it is unsafe.

Beach Safety

Bayswater Beach is a particularly safe beach to swim. There are no rips or currents, and generally no surf. On occasion, however, Bayswater can experience "dumping" waves close to shore as a result of the slope of the beach. It's a fantastic "family day" spot to hit on our warm summer days. Beach conditions are recorded daily by lifeguard staff and can be accessed by calling the Beach Line.

Directions

Located off Highway 339 (from Exit 6 off Highway 103), between Aspotogan and Blanford.