Allan Beach Resort

It’s going to be a beautiful weekend!
Visit Allan Beach Resort to enjoy a picnic on the sandy beach and a swim in the lake.
Hours: 10am - 8pm daily
... PLEASE NOTE: Allan Beach will be closing a little early at 4:00pm tomorrow, July 28th for a private function.
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Day Use Opens Today at 4:00pm!!!
Hours for the long weekend:
Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10am-8pm
... 2018 Day use fees:
$12 Adult (18+) $6 Child (7-17) Free 6 and under
$30 Family (2 Adults and 2 Children)
Onsite store, port-a-potties and picnic tables
Top rated lake in Alberta
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Working hard to get the resort grounds ready and the store cleaned and stocked for opening day Friday!!!
Public Day Use Opens Next Friday May 18th at 4pm!
Day Use Hours... Monday-Friday 4pm-8pm
Saturday and Sunday (long weekend Mondays) 10am-8pm
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The countdown begins! Only 6 pond view seasonal lots left.

Now accepting pre-reservations for our remaining 2018 seasonal sites.
We have only 9 pond view sites remaining that can accommodate RV’s under 26ft.
These are seasonal sites and prices are $2,750 or $2,800 plus GST for the season!
... Our season runs from May 11th to September 30th.
We are also so excited to be opening our brand new wash house for 2018 featuring showers and laundry.
Only 25 minutes West of Edmonton on a beautiful spring fed lake.
Please email enquiries to: allanbeach@shaw.ca
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2018 SEASONAL LOT OPEN HOUSE
Allan Beach is hosting an open house on Sunday, October 1st from 10am - 4pm for viewing and selection of our remaining lots for the 2018 camping season.
Don't miss your chance as lots are over 80% rented for the 2018 season already.
... Inquiries can also be emailed to: Allanbeach@shaw.ca.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Current Public Day Use Hours
Mon-Fri. 4pm- 8pm Sat-Sun. 10am-8pm
... Closing for the season September 16th at 8pm.
$10 Adult $5 Child Under 6 free
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Public beach day use opens tomorrow!
We are extending our hours tomorrow and opening early at 10am!
Forecast is looking great so come enjoy a beautiful day at the beach!
... Current Hours:
Mon-Fri. 4pm- 8pm Sat-Sun. 10am-8pm
Starting July 1st Open every day from 10am-8pm
$10 Adult $5 Child Under 6 free
Family pass: $25 2 adults and 2 children
http://www.raisingedmonton.com/get-to-the -beach-in-30-minu…/
Happy May Long Weekend Everyone!
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The 2017 camping season begins in one week!!!
Only a few seasonal sites remaining which can accommodate RV's under 27ft.
Prices range from $2,550 to $2,750 plus GST for the season.
... The season runs from May 12th to September 30th, 2017.
Winter storage available.
Call today to book your tour!
780-394-0052
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Allan Beach is now accepting pre-reservations for the last remaining 20 lots.
Camping season is just around the corner... don't be left without a lot at our beautiful lakeside resort.
To get on the pre-reservation list, we require a signed lease and a $300 refundable deposit. As soon as the snow clears enough to allow tours, you can come choose your lot. Should you not find a lot suitable, the pre-reservation fee of $300 would be refunded.
... We feel it is important that you view the lot you reserve before making a final commitment, which is why we pre-reserve and do not blindly assign specific lots.
Tours and lot selection will be based on the date and time you pre-reserved. For best pick, do not delay!!
.....We are sold out of upper trees lots
.....We are sold out of lots that accommodate RV's over 28ft.
Please email allanbeach@shaw.ca for more information.
Happy Camping!
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OPEN HOUSE
2017 Seasonal Site Release
Sunday, September 25
... 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Come take a tour of our beautiful resort and reserve your site for 2017.
Limited sites available, so don't miss out!
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Fantastic article about our beautiful resort.

WE ARE OPEN FOR DAY USE!
Current Hours:
Mon-Fri. 4pm- 8pm... Sat-Sun. 10am-8pm
Starting July 1st Open every day from 10am-8pm
$10 Adult $5 Child Under 6 free
Family pass: $25 2 adults and 2 children
http://www.raisingedmonton.com/get-to-the -beach-in-30-minu…/
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Making another TOP list again not to mention the closest beach in this list to Edmonton!
We still have pond lots and a couple lakefront lots available for seasonal lease. Prices range from $2,550-$3,200 plus GST for the season (May 13-Sept 30).
30amp power and direct water hookups on all lots.
... Central sewage dump station with blue boys available to use at no charge, or, a direct sewer pump out service can be added for a reasonable fee.
Winter storage is available for a flat fee of $150 (Oct 1-April 30), so you can leave you trailer on your lot all year.
Gated property with 24 hour access
Onsite store
Call our office and arrange a tour of our beautiful resort!
http://justanotheredmontonmommy.com/…/f amily-friendly-beac…/
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What an incredible experience this past weekend! Words cannot describe how amazed we are at the love and generosity of our work partners!
At 8am on Friday morning while travelling from Calgary to Stony Plain to open the resort this weekend, I had a crazy idea. By 9:00am and a few calls to our vendors and staff, we had an entire team at Allan Beach installing new water lines and power to create 15 long term serviced sites to offer evacuees of Fort McMurray for no cost. It was... unbelievable to see the team work and the donations of time, equipment and supplies offered. Our contractors and their staff worked until late Friday night and into Saturday to get the job done.
Saturday night 2 truck loads of food and supplies arrived at 1am in the morning that are now stocked in our store.
Saturday morning our first family arrived. As of today, 6 have settled in and we wait for the remainder to pull in over the next few days.
A HUGE HUGE THANK YOU goes out to the following:
L & B Water Services for obtaining water cisterns at cost, pump equipment at no cost and donating their time installing the water lines.
Payneless Electric for offering the electrical supplies at cost and donating their electricians time after hours to instal the power.
Handi can for donating porta potties and offering service for free.
Champs Pressure Washing/Septic for offering sewer pump out service for no cost.
Stanley Pump for donating a free pump and water lines.
Kristopher Kory Mercer and team for donating 2 truckloads of supplies at 1am Sunday morning.
Our staff Amanda and Ryan for helping to coordinate the efforts and all the other amazing things they do.
And last but certainly not least my partner in crime Kevin for letting me order him around and pull him in a million directions this weekend. I could not have done this without you!
This was truly a TEAM effort and we are so proud of everyone that took this crazy idea and made a reality!
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
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3 Spaces Still Available!!!
There is NO CHARGE for these lots and can offer a longer term arrangement for the summer if needed.
To those affected by the Fort McMurray wildfires, Allan Beach Resort has secured additional services to accommodate 15 families who were able to flee the fires with their RV's.
... We are located 5 minutes west of Stony Plain, AB. 25 minutes west of Edmonton.
You will be able to park your RV along our lakefront and will have access to all essential services including power, water, porta potties and sewage removal.
Through generous donations, we have stocked our store with food, toiletries and other essential items for you to take for free.
We will be working with these families to get them everything they need to make their stay as comfortable as possible during this difficult time.
Please call or email our resort to register your family.
780.394.0052 Allanbeach@shaw.ca
For security purposes we will ask for proof of Fort McMurray residency.
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Such a beautiful beach and the lake is equally as nice. Love paddle boarding there.

Our family really likes this beach it's only a 30 min drive from our house

No complaints - as far as beaches in and around the Edmonton area, this one is one of the best. Worth the price of admission as it stays maintained. Really nice sand, clean water, and close to home.

It would be a challenge to find a more organized, friendly and well-run waterfront site near Edmonton. The beach is always clean. Staff are friendly, informed and helpful. I have never felt anything but welcomed when I head down for a wet-suit swim or bring a kayak. I train open water here for triathlons and it's a perfect spot. You can cross to the other beach (roughly 850m away), take a break and then race back. There is a speed limit in boats so there are NO wavy wakes or fear of collisions. Toilet facilities are available and the admin building has snacks and cold treats for hot summer days. No dogs allowed means a clean sitting area with plenty of picnic tables. The roped-in shallow beach area is nice and sandy without being gritty. Perfect for little-ones to splash around safely. A welcoming place to visit on a hot summers day.

I was so awed this gem is only 30 mins away from Edmonton! The best beach and water so far I have been to in Alberta. Beats driving to Sylvan Lake for 2 hours and dealing with the crap in the water.



Yes you pay 12.50 to get in...but your commute is easy peasy.

I love this place. For sure, there are some things that could be improved, but you can't beat it for the lake, the beach and the proximity to Edmonton.

I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people working at Allen Beach yesterday, Friday July 6th 2018.

I drove from Edmonton with my two kids and our neighbor's son to play in the water for the afternoon.

Unfortunately, I forgot to bring our disability placard! With this beach you park at the main entrance and walk down to the water. It's paved, and not a very long walk, but for a 6 and 8 year old who both have Autism it might as well be Mt Everest.

I explained our situation to the parking attendant, and they had us talk to the staff at the main building where the convenience store is. When we parked we had a lovely young lady help me park in the right spot, and the staff at the store wrote us up a temporary parking pass.

Their questions to me were thoughtful and understanding, and our experience was so good. We don't often encounter such understanding and empathetic people in the community, so every employee who helped us yesterday deserves a huge THANK YOU.

The beach was clean and the water was perfect! The new port a potties were immaculate!

I also forgot our noise cancelling headphones, so my kids only lasted an hour in the heat with the crowd, but it was AWESOME.

Thank you. Without the accomodations from the staff we wouldn't have been able to stay at all. We appreciate you all so much!

-The Beronilla family

Going back soon .this time hopping for more sun and less wind .was little windy .would love to camp but not tenting here

Feel privileged to be able to camp at Allan Beach. Melodies sounds of loons & red wing blackbirds. No gas motor water crafts allowed so it's quiet. The lake is very deep so it's clean and cold. The beach is clean and raked nightly. Family friendly, well managed, a little pricey but that's to be expected - its less than 1/2 hr from Edmonton.

Excellent experience, friendly staff and clean facility.

At Allen beach yesterday with grandkids loved it can't wait to go back

Allan Beach Resort is instrumental in the production of The Great White North Triathlon. To say that the management and staff are accommodating to the race and it's athletes is an understatement. The resort is always clean, well maintained and ran in a truly professional manner. We often take our kids down there while I swim and it's a great family atmosphere and an amazing way to kill a hot afternoon at the beach, ONLY 20 MINS from Edmonton. The GWN Triathlon loves Allan Beach Resort!!!

Absolutely loved it! My only critique would be that a non-portable toilet would make it 150%.

closet beach to the city that you can go and actually use the water

Lots of pollen in the air around may long and leeches but in July August it’s beautiful ❤️ Nice to have a place to go to not far out of the city

Kind of a rip off! Water is dirty, red ants all over the beach! Don't go!

I really enjoyed this little gem close to Edmonton.

Unfortunately, I contracted one of the worst cases of swimmers itch I've ever had. �

I had a site at Allan Beach for two seasons. I did love Allan Beach, but I have a large trailer and I wanted the full service hook ups. I never had any issues myself with the management at Allan Beach. Amanda was a great Park Host and Manager. I saw her and her family work non stop, her Husband Ryan, didn't work for Allan Beach, but I sure saw him hauling in the stock for the store, driving the water truck, fixing pretty much anything Amanda asked him to. As if this wasn't enough for a man who didn't work there, he also managed to cook dinner for her and the family most nights!



As with any new park, or re opening park comes challenges of getting things up to full capacity and operating. I respected that these would take time and was willing to wait. I decided to leave Allan beach after hearing about another park from some who were vacating. I checked it out and like many others decided it was the place for my family.



I will point out that while I didn't have any issues, I did hear rumblings from others. I do know that some people had issues with a particular individual on the management team and I too spoke with the individual on the management team and while I agree that some of the concerns were legitimate, I believe the person on the Management Team was just not equip't to handle the people side of running a park of this magnitude. I also don't think that people writing bad reviews or slamming the park will solve the problem. I would encourage people to send a letter to the Management Company and have them address issues or concerns. Like in any business you can only fix problems you know about. Some of the great things about Allan Beach were that it is close to the City, has a great lake and Beach, has a great store and super slushies!!! The Park was never noisy at night and never did I ever have anything damaged or removed from our site. The (Water Boy), lol but not really, as he did almost everything in the Park. This man is Dave and he is one of the nicest, kindest men I have ever met. In fact his skills were needed in the Park very much with his over , 30 years of camping experience, he knew everything about a trailer and hooking things up, He has that "Old Man Smart", you know the last generation of men that had to kind of know how to do plumbing, heating, mechanics.. you know everything! He worked so hard this summer he and his wife Lynn to do so many jobs that people just don't notice or expect to thank someone for, like garbage removal, raking the beach daily, and making sure those big water tanks were full.





My recommendations for TRG Management to address next year are as follows;

Remove the old trailer from the site, do a better job managing the speeders, make sure if the well is to be used as a water source that it will be fully tested and treated. I would also like to suggest a playground for Children. If the Park can get all the operations in order it will become a family park where people will stay for years, I wish the Park and all the people who enjoy it a great winter. I will purchase my Summer Day Use Pass next year and I hope to enjoy many days there with Friends I still have in the Park!!

Went to visit friends of ours and got stopped at the office by some guy named Lee who asked far to many questions it was like i was visiting someone in jail, then when we were at our friends site he would pass by slowly and stare at us, not a very welcoming place !!!!!!!!!!!

Such a beautiful beach and the lake is equally as nice. Love paddle boarding there.

Our family really likes this beach it's only a 30 min drive from our house

No complaints - as far as beaches in and around the Edmonton area, this one is one of the best. Worth the price of admission as it stays maintained. Really nice sand, clean water, and close to home.

It would be a challenge to find a more organized, friendly and well-run waterfront site near Edmonton. The beach is always clean. Staff are friendly, informed and helpful. I have never felt anything but welcomed when I head down for a wet-suit swim or bring a kayak. I train open water here for triathlons and it's a perfect spot. You can cross to the other beach (roughly 850m away), take a break and then race back. There is a speed limit in boats so there are NO wavy wakes or fear of collisions. Toilet facilities are available and the admin building has snacks and cold treats for hot summer days. No dogs allowed means a clean sitting area with plenty of picnic tables. The roped-in shallow beach area is nice and sandy without being gritty. Perfect for little-ones to splash around safely. A welcoming place to visit on a hot summers day.

I was so awed this gem is only 30 mins away from Edmonton! The best beach and water so far I have been to in Alberta. Beats driving to Sylvan Lake for 2 hours and dealing with the crap in the water.



Yes you pay 12.50 to get in...but your commute is easy peasy.

I love this place. For sure, there are some things that could be improved, but you can't beat it for the lake, the beach and the proximity to Edmonton.

I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people working at Allen Beach yesterday, Friday July 6th 2018.

I drove from Edmonton with my two kids and our neighbor's son to play in the water for the afternoon.

Unfortunately, I forgot to bring our disability placard! With this beach you park at the main entrance and walk down to the water. It's paved, and not a very long walk, but for a 6 and 8 year old who both have Autism it might as well be Mt Everest.

I explained our situation to the parking attendant, and they had us talk to the staff at the main building where the convenience store is. When we parked we had a lovely young lady help me park in the right spot, and the staff at the store wrote us up a temporary parking pass.

Their questions to me were thoughtful and understanding, and our experience was so good. We don't often encounter such understanding and empathetic people in the community, so every employee who helped us yesterday deserves a huge THANK YOU.

The beach was clean and the water was perfect! The new port a potties were immaculate!

I also forgot our noise cancelling headphones, so my kids only lasted an hour in the heat with the crowd, but it was AWESOME.

Thank you. Without the accomodations from the staff we wouldn't have been able to stay at all. We appreciate you all so much!

-The Beronilla family

Going back soon .this time hopping for more sun and less wind .was little windy .would love to camp but not tenting here

Feel privileged to be able to camp at Allan Beach. Melodies sounds of loons & red wing blackbirds. No gas motor water crafts allowed so it's quiet. The lake is very deep so it's clean and cold. The beach is clean and raked nightly. Family friendly, well managed, a little pricey but that's to be expected - its less than 1/2 hr from Edmonton.

Excellent experience, friendly staff and clean facility.

At Allen beach yesterday with grandkids loved it can't wait to go back

Allan Beach Resort is instrumental in the production of The Great White North Triathlon. To say that the management and staff are accommodating to the race and it's athletes is an understatement. The resort is always clean, well maintained and ran in a truly professional manner. We often take our kids down there while I swim and it's a great family atmosphere and an amazing way to kill a hot afternoon at the beach, ONLY 20 MINS from Edmonton. The GWN Triathlon loves Allan Beach Resort!!!

Absolutely loved it! My only critique would be that a non-portable toilet would make it 150%.

closet beach to the city that you can go and actually use the water

Lots of pollen in the air around may long and leeches but in July August it’s beautiful ❤️ Nice to have a place to go to not far out of the city

Kind of a rip off! Water is dirty, red ants all over the beach! Don't go!

I really enjoyed this little gem close to Edmonton.

Unfortunately, I contracted one of the worst cases of swimmers itch I've ever had. �

I had a site at Allan Beach for two seasons. I did love Allan Beach, but I have a large trailer and I wanted the full service hook ups. I never had any issues myself with the management at Allan Beach. Amanda was a great Park Host and Manager. I saw her and her family work non stop, her Husband Ryan, didn't work for Allan Beach, but I sure saw him hauling in the stock for the store, driving the water truck, fixing pretty much anything Amanda asked him to. As if this wasn't enough for a man who didn't work there, he also managed to cook dinner for her and the family most nights!



As with any new park, or re opening park comes challenges of getting things up to full capacity and operating. I respected that these would take time and was willing to wait. I decided to leave Allan beach after hearing about another park from some who were vacating. I checked it out and like many others decided it was the place for my family.



I will point out that while I didn't have any issues, I did hear rumblings from others. I do know that some people had issues with a particular individual on the management team and I too spoke with the individual on the management team and while I agree that some of the concerns were legitimate, I believe the person on the Management Team was just not equip't to handle the people side of running a park of this magnitude. I also don't think that people writing bad reviews or slamming the park will solve the problem. I would encourage people to send a letter to the Management Company and have them address issues or concerns. Like in any business you can only fix problems you know about. Some of the great things about Allan Beach were that it is close to the City, has a great lake and Beach, has a great store and super slushies!!! The Park was never noisy at night and never did I ever have anything damaged or removed from our site. The (Water Boy), lol but not really, as he did almost everything in the Park. This man is Dave and he is one of the nicest, kindest men I have ever met. In fact his skills were needed in the Park very much with his over , 30 years of camping experience, he knew everything about a trailer and hooking things up, He has that "Old Man Smart", you know the last generation of men that had to kind of know how to do plumbing, heating, mechanics.. you know everything! He worked so hard this summer he and his wife Lynn to do so many jobs that people just don't notice or expect to thank someone for, like garbage removal, raking the beach daily, and making sure those big water tanks were full.





My recommendations for TRG Management to address next year are as follows;

Remove the old trailer from the site, do a better job managing the speeders, make sure if the well is to be used as a water source that it will be fully tested and treated. I would also like to suggest a playground for Children. If the Park can get all the operations in order it will become a family park where people will stay for years, I wish the Park and all the people who enjoy it a great winter. I will purchase my Summer Day Use Pass next year and I hope to enjoy many days there with Friends I still have in the Park!!

Went to visit friends of ours and got stopped at the office by some guy named Lee who asked far to many questions it was like i was visiting someone in jail, then when we were at our friends site he would pass by slowly and stare at us, not a very welcoming place !!!!!!!!!!!

Such a beautiful beach and the lake is equally as nice. Love paddle boarding there.

Our family really likes this beach it's only a 30 min drive from our house

No complaints - as far as beaches in and around the Edmonton area, this one is one of the best. Worth the price of admission as it stays maintained. Really nice sand, clean water, and close to home.

It would be a challenge to find a more organized, friendly and well-run waterfront site near Edmonton. The beach is always clean. Staff are friendly, informed and helpful. I have never felt anything but welcomed when I head down for a wet-suit swim or bring a kayak. I train open water here for triathlons and it's a perfect spot. You can cross to the other beach (roughly 850m away), take a break and then race back. There is a speed limit in boats so there are NO wavy wakes or fear of collisions. Toilet facilities are available and the admin building has snacks and cold treats for hot summer days. No dogs allowed means a clean sitting area with plenty of picnic tables. The roped-in shallow beach area is nice and sandy without being gritty. Perfect for little-ones to splash around safely. A welcoming place to visit on a hot summers day.

I was so awed this gem is only 30 mins away from Edmonton! The best beach and water so far I have been to in Alberta. Beats driving to Sylvan Lake for 2 hours and dealing with the crap in the water.



Yes you pay 12.50 to get in...but your commute is easy peasy.

I love this place. For sure, there are some things that could be improved, but you can't beat it for the lake, the beach and the proximity to Edmonton.

I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people working at Allen Beach yesterday, Friday July 6th 2018.

I drove from Edmonton with my two kids and our neighbor's son to play in the water for the afternoon.

Unfortunately, I forgot to bring our disability placard! With this beach you park at the main entrance and walk down to the water. It's paved, and not a very long walk, but for a 6 and 8 year old who both have Autism it might as well be Mt Everest.

I explained our situation to the parking attendant, and they had us talk to the staff at the main building where the convenience store is. When we parked we had a lovely young lady help me park in the right spot, and the staff at the store wrote us up a temporary parking pass.

Their questions to me were thoughtful and understanding, and our experience was so good. We don't often encounter such understanding and empathetic people in the community, so every employee who helped us yesterday deserves a huge THANK YOU.

The beach was clean and the water was perfect! The new port a potties were immaculate!

I also forgot our noise cancelling headphones, so my kids only lasted an hour in the heat with the crowd, but it was AWESOME.

Thank you. Without the accomodations from the staff we wouldn't have been able to stay at all. We appreciate you all so much!

-The Beronilla family

Going back soon .this time hopping for more sun and less wind .was little windy .would love to camp but not tenting here

Feel privileged to be able to camp at Allan Beach. Melodies sounds of loons & red wing blackbirds. No gas motor water crafts allowed so it's quiet. The lake is very deep so it's clean and cold. The beach is clean and raked nightly. Family friendly, well managed, a little pricey but that's to be expected - its less than 1/2 hr from Edmonton.

Excellent experience, friendly staff and clean facility.

At Allen beach yesterday with grandkids loved it can't wait to go back

Allan Beach Resort is instrumental in the production of The Great White North Triathlon. To say that the management and staff are accommodating to the race and it's athletes is an understatement. The resort is always clean, well maintained and ran in a truly professional manner. We often take our kids down there while I swim and it's a great family atmosphere and an amazing way to kill a hot afternoon at the beach, ONLY 20 MINS from Edmonton. The GWN Triathlon loves Allan Beach Resort!!!

Absolutely loved it! My only critique would be that a non-portable toilet would make it 150%.

closet beach to the city that you can go and actually use the water

Lots of pollen in the air around may long and leeches but in July August it’s beautiful ❤️ Nice to have a place to go to not far out of the city

Kind of a rip off! Water is dirty, red ants all over the beach! Don't go!

I really enjoyed this little gem close to Edmonton.

Unfortunately, I contracted one of the worst cases of swimmers itch I've ever had. �

I had a site at Allan Beach for two seasons. I did love Allan Beach, but I have a large trailer and I wanted the full service hook ups. I never had any issues myself with the management at Allan Beach. Amanda was a great Park Host and Manager. I saw her and her family work non stop, her Husband Ryan, didn't work for Allan Beach, but I sure saw him hauling in the stock for the store, driving the water truck, fixing pretty much anything Amanda asked him to. As if this wasn't enough for a man who didn't work there, he also managed to cook dinner for her and the family most nights!



As with any new park, or re opening park comes challenges of getting things up to full capacity and operating. I respected that these would take time and was willing to wait. I decided to leave Allan beach after hearing about another park from some who were vacating. I checked it out and like many others decided it was the place for my family.



I will point out that while I didn't have any issues, I did hear rumblings from others. I do know that some people had issues with a particular individual on the management team and I too spoke with the individual on the management team and while I agree that some of the concerns were legitimate, I believe the person on the Management Team was just not equip't to handle the people side of running a park of this magnitude. I also don't think that people writing bad reviews or slamming the park will solve the problem. I would encourage people to send a letter to the Management Company and have them address issues or concerns. Like in any business you can only fix problems you know about. Some of the great things about Allan Beach were that it is close to the City, has a great lake and Beach, has a great store and super slushies!!! The Park was never noisy at night and never did I ever have anything damaged or removed from our site. The (Water Boy), lol but not really, as he did almost everything in the Park. This man is Dave and he is one of the nicest, kindest men I have ever met. In fact his skills were needed in the Park very much with his over , 30 years of camping experience, he knew everything about a trailer and hooking things up, He has that "Old Man Smart", you know the last generation of men that had to kind of know how to do plumbing, heating, mechanics.. you know everything! He worked so hard this summer he and his wife Lynn to do so many jobs that people just don't notice or expect to thank someone for, like garbage removal, raking the beach daily, and making sure those big water tanks were full.





My recommendations for TRG Management to address next year are as follows;

Remove the old trailer from the site, do a better job managing the speeders, make sure if the well is to be used as a water source that it will be fully tested and treated. I would also like to suggest a playground for Children. If the Park can get all the operations in order it will become a family park where people will stay for years, I wish the Park and all the people who enjoy it a great winter. I will purchase my Summer Day Use Pass next year and I hope to enjoy many days there with Friends I still have in the Park!!

Went to visit friends of ours and got stopped at the office by some guy named Lee who asked far to many questions it was like i was visiting someone in jail, then when we were at our friends site he would pass by slowly and stare at us, not a very welcoming place !!!!!!!!!!!

Such a beautiful beach and the lake is equally as nice. Love paddle boarding there.

Our family really likes this beach it's only a 30 min drive from our house

No complaints - as far as beaches in and around the Edmonton area, this one is one of the best. Worth the price of admission as it stays maintained. Really nice sand, clean water, and close to home.

It would be a challenge to find a more organized, friendly and well-run waterfront site near Edmonton. The beach is always clean. Staff are friendly, informed and helpful. I have never felt anything but welcomed when I head down for a wet-suit swim or bring a kayak. I train open water here for triathlons and it's a perfect spot. You can cross to the other beach (roughly 850m away), take a break and then race back. There is a speed limit in boats so there are NO wavy wakes or fear of collisions. Toilet facilities are available and the admin building has snacks and cold treats for hot summer days. No dogs allowed means a clean sitting area with plenty of picnic tables. The roped-in shallow beach area is nice and sandy without being gritty. Perfect for little-ones to splash around safely. A welcoming place to visit on a hot summers day.

I was so awed this gem is only 30 mins away from Edmonton! The best beach and water so far I have been to in Alberta. Beats driving to Sylvan Lake for 2 hours and dealing with the crap in the water.



Yes you pay 12.50 to get in...but your commute is easy peasy.

I love this place. For sure, there are some things that could be improved, but you can't beat it for the lake, the beach and the proximity to Edmonton.

I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people working at Allen Beach yesterday, Friday July 6th 2018.

I drove from Edmonton with my two kids and our neighbor's son to play in the water for the afternoon.

Unfortunately, I forgot to bring our disability placard! With this beach you park at the main entrance and walk down to the water. It's paved, and not a very long walk, but for a 6 and 8 year old who both have Autism it might as well be Mt Everest.

I explained our situation to the parking attendant, and they had us talk to the staff at the main building where the convenience store is. When we parked we had a lovely young lady help me park in the right spot, and the staff at the store wrote us up a temporary parking pass.

Their questions to me were thoughtful and understanding, and our experience was so good. We don't often encounter such understanding and empathetic people in the community, so every employee who helped us yesterday deserves a huge THANK YOU.

The beach was clean and the water was perfect! The new port a potties were immaculate!

I also forgot our noise cancelling headphones, so my kids only lasted an hour in the heat with the crowd, but it was AWESOME.

Thank you. Without the accomodations from the staff we wouldn't have been able to stay at all. We appreciate you all so much!

-The Beronilla family

Going back soon .this time hopping for more sun and less wind .was little windy .would love to camp but not tenting here

Feel privileged to be able to camp at Allan Beach. Melodies sounds of loons & red wing blackbirds. No gas motor water crafts allowed so it's quiet. The lake is very deep so it's clean and cold. The beach is clean and raked nightly. Family friendly, well managed, a little pricey but that's to be expected - its less than 1/2 hr from Edmonton.

Excellent experience, friendly staff and clean facility.

At Allen beach yesterday with grandkids loved it can't wait to go back

Allan Beach Resort is instrumental in the production of The Great White North Triathlon. To say that the management and staff are accommodating to the race and it's athletes is an understatement. The resort is always clean, well maintained and ran in a truly professional manner. We often take our kids down there while I swim and it's a great family atmosphere and an amazing way to kill a hot afternoon at the beach, ONLY 20 MINS from Edmonton. The GWN Triathlon loves Allan Beach Resort!!!

Absolutely loved it! My only critique would be that a non-portable toilet would make it 150%.

closet beach to the city that you can go and actually use the water

Lots of pollen in the air around may long and leeches but in July August it’s beautiful ❤️ Nice to have a place to go to not far out of the city

Kind of a rip off! Water is dirty, red ants all over the beach! Don't go!

I really enjoyed this little gem close to Edmonton.

Unfortunately, I contracted one of the worst cases of swimmers itch I've ever had. �

I had a site at Allan Beach for two seasons. I did love Allan Beach, but I have a large trailer and I wanted the full service hook ups. I never had any issues myself with the management at Allan Beach. Amanda was a great Park Host and Manager. I saw her and her family work non stop, her Husband Ryan, didn't work for Allan Beach, but I sure saw him hauling in the stock for the store, driving the water truck, fixing pretty much anything Amanda asked him to. As if this wasn't enough for a man who didn't work there, he also managed to cook dinner for her and the family most nights!



As with any new park, or re opening park comes challenges of getting things up to full capacity and operating. I respected that these would take time and was willing to wait. I decided to leave Allan beach after hearing about another park from some who were vacating. I checked it out and like many others decided it was the place for my family.



I will point out that while I didn't have any issues, I did hear rumblings from others. I do know that some people had issues with a particular individual on the management team and I too spoke with the individual on the management team and while I agree that some of the concerns were legitimate, I believe the person on the Management Team was just not equip't to handle the people side of running a park of this magnitude. I also don't think that people writing bad reviews or slamming the park will solve the problem. I would encourage people to send a letter to the Management Company and have them address issues or concerns. Like in any business you can only fix problems you know about. Some of the great things about Allan Beach were that it is close to the City, has a great lake and Beach, has a great store and super slushies!!! The Park was never noisy at night and never did I ever have anything damaged or removed from our site. The (Water Boy), lol but not really, as he did almost everything in the Park. This man is Dave and he is one of the nicest, kindest men I have ever met. In fact his skills were needed in the Park very much with his over , 30 years of camping experience, he knew everything about a trailer and hooking things up, He has that "Old Man Smart", you know the last generation of men that had to kind of know how to do plumbing, heating, mechanics.. you know everything! He worked so hard this summer he and his wife Lynn to do so many jobs that people just don't notice or expect to thank someone for, like garbage removal, raking the beach daily, and making sure those big water tanks were full.





My recommendations for TRG Management to address next year are as follows;

Remove the old trailer from the site, do a better job managing the speeders, make sure if the well is to be used as a water source that it will be fully tested and treated. I would also like to suggest a playground for Children. If the Park can get all the operations in order it will become a family park where people will stay for years, I wish the Park and all the people who enjoy it a great winter. I will purchase my Summer Day Use Pass next year and I hope to enjoy many days there with Friends I still have in the Park!!

Went to visit friends of ours and got stopped at the office by some guy named Lee who asked far to many questions it was like i was visiting someone in jail, then when we were at our friends site he would pass by slowly and stare at us, not a very welcoming place !!!!!!!!!!!

Such a beautiful beach and the lake is equally as nice. Love paddle boarding there.

Our family really likes this beach it's only a 30 min drive from our house

No complaints - as far as beaches in and around the Edmonton area, this one is one of the best. Worth the price of admission as it stays maintained. Really nice sand, clean water, and close to home.

It would be a challenge to find a more organized, friendly and well-run waterfront site near Edmonton. The beach is always clean. Staff are friendly, informed and helpful. I have never felt anything but welcomed when I head down for a wet-suit swim or bring a kayak. I train open water here for triathlons and it's a perfect spot. You can cross to the other beach (roughly 850m away), take a break and then race back. There is a speed limit in boats so there are NO wavy wakes or fear of collisions. Toilet facilities are available and the admin building has snacks and cold treats for hot summer days. No dogs allowed means a clean sitting area with plenty of picnic tables. The roped-in shallow beach area is nice and sandy without being gritty. Perfect for little-ones to splash around safely. A welcoming place to visit on a hot summers day.

I was so awed this gem is only 30 mins away from Edmonton! The best beach and water so far I have been to in Alberta. Beats driving to Sylvan Lake for 2 hours and dealing with the crap in the water.



Yes you pay 12.50 to get in...but your commute is easy peasy.

I love this place. For sure, there are some things that could be improved, but you can't beat it for the lake, the beach and the proximity to Edmonton.

I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people working at Allen Beach yesterday, Friday July 6th 2018.

I drove from Edmonton with my two kids and our neighbor's son to play in the water for the afternoon.

Unfortunately, I forgot to bring our disability placard! With this beach you park at the main entrance and walk down to the water. It's paved, and not a very long walk, but for a 6 and 8 year old who both have Autism it might as well be Mt Everest.

I explained our situation to the parking attendant, and they had us talk to the staff at the main building where the convenience store is. When we parked we had a lovely young lady help me park in the right spot, and the staff at the store wrote us up a temporary parking pass.

Their questions to me were thoughtful and understanding, and our experience was so good. We don't often encounter such understanding and empathetic people in the community, so every employee who helped us yesterday deserves a huge THANK YOU.

The beach was clean and the water was perfect! The new port a potties were immaculate!

I also forgot our noise cancelling headphones, so my kids only lasted an hour in the heat with the crowd, but it was AWESOME.

Thank you. Without the accomodations from the staff we wouldn't have been able to stay at all. We appreciate you all so much!

-The Beronilla family

Going back soon .this time hopping for more sun and less wind .was little windy .would love to camp but not tenting here

Feel privileged to be able to camp at Allan Beach. Melodies sounds of loons & red wing blackbirds. No gas motor water crafts allowed so it's quiet. The lake is very deep so it's clean and cold. The beach is clean and raked nightly. Family friendly, well managed, a little pricey but that's to be expected - its less than 1/2 hr from Edmonton.

Excellent experience, friendly staff and clean facility.

At Allen beach yesterday with grandkids loved it can't wait to go back

Allan Beach Resort is instrumental in the production of The Great White North Triathlon. To say that the management and staff are accommodating to the race and it's athletes is an understatement. The resort is always clean, well maintained and ran in a truly professional manner. We often take our kids down there while I swim and it's a great family atmosphere and an amazing way to kill a hot afternoon at the beach, ONLY 20 MINS from Edmonton. The GWN Triathlon loves Allan Beach Resort!!!

Absolutely loved it! My only critique would be that a non-portable toilet would make it 150%.

closet beach to the city that you can go and actually use the water

Lots of pollen in the air around may long and leeches but in July August it’s beautiful ❤️ Nice to have a place to go to not far out of the city

Kind of a rip off! Water is dirty, red ants all over the beach! Don't go!

I really enjoyed this little gem close to Edmonton.

Unfortunately, I contracted one of the worst cases of swimmers itch I've ever had. �

I had a site at Allan Beach for two seasons. I did love Allan Beach, but I have a large trailer and I wanted the full service hook ups. I never had any issues myself with the management at Allan Beach. Amanda was a great Park Host and Manager. I saw her and her family work non stop, her Husband Ryan, didn't work for Allan Beach, but I sure saw him hauling in the stock for the store, driving the water truck, fixing pretty much anything Amanda asked him to. As if this wasn't enough for a man who didn't work there, he also managed to cook dinner for her and the family most nights!



As with any new park, or re opening park comes challenges of getting things up to full capacity and operating. I respected that these would take time and was willing to wait. I decided to leave Allan beach after hearing about another park from some who were vacating. I checked it out and like many others decided it was the place for my family.



I will point out that while I didn't have any issues, I did hear rumblings from others. I do know that some people had issues with a particular individual on the management team and I too spoke with the individual on the management team and while I agree that some of the concerns were legitimate, I believe the person on the Management Team was just not equip't to handle the people side of running a park of this magnitude. I also don't think that people writing bad reviews or slamming the park will solve the problem. I would encourage people to send a letter to the Management Company and have them address issues or concerns. Like in any business you can only fix problems you know about. Some of the great things about Allan Beach were that it is close to the City, has a great lake and Beach, has a great store and super slushies!!! The Park was never noisy at night and never did I ever have anything damaged or removed from our site. The (Water Boy), lol but not really, as he did almost everything in the Park. This man is Dave and he is one of the nicest, kindest men I have ever met. In fact his skills were needed in the Park very much with his over , 30 years of camping experience, he knew everything about a trailer and hooking things up, He has that "Old Man Smart", you know the last generation of men that had to kind of know how to do plumbing, heating, mechanics.. you know everything! He worked so hard this summer he and his wife Lynn to do so many jobs that people just don't notice or expect to thank someone for, like garbage removal, raking the beach daily, and making sure those big water tanks were full.





My recommendations for TRG Management to address next year are as follows;

Remove the old trailer from the site, do a better job managing the speeders, make sure if the well is to be used as a water source that it will be fully tested and treated. I would also like to suggest a playground for Children. If the Park can get all the operations in order it will become a family park where people will stay for years, I wish the Park and all the people who enjoy it a great winter. I will purchase my Summer Day Use Pass next year and I hope to enjoy many days there with Friends I still have in the Park!!

Went to visit friends of ours and got stopped at the office by some guy named Lee who asked far to many questions it was like i was visiting someone in jail, then when we were at our friends site he would pass by slowly and stare at us, not a very welcoming place !!!!!!!!!!!