Brunswick Beach

Tucked along the jagged coast of Howe Sound where the mountains plummet directly into the Pacific, Brunswick Nude Beach offers one of British Columbia’s most dramatically scenic, sun-drenched naturist sanctuaries. Framed by smooth granite slabs, sun-warmed driftwood, and the towering peaks of the Sea-to-Sky corridor, this hidden gem feels worlds away from the city despite being just off the highway.

Unlike typical sandy expanses, Brunswick’s rocky shores give it an unpolished, wild elegance. Crisp, tidal waters invite bold swimmers, while elevated rocky perches provide front-row seats to soaring bald eagles, passing sailboats, and breathtaking sunsets dipping behind the fjords. Quiet, respectful, and deeply connected to the rugged beauty of the West Coast, Brunswick Beach is a place to cast off the weight of daily routine and your clothes in total tranquility.

Location Details:

• Region: Howe Sound (along the Sea to Sky Highway / Highway 99).

• Distance: Roughly 30–35 minutes north of Downtown Vancouver and about 10–15 minutes south of Squamish.

• Access Point: Accessible off Highway 99 via the Brunswick Beach Road exit.

Important Travel Note: Parking directly near Brunswick Beach Road is extremely restricted and heavily enforced—most street parking requires a Lions Bay resident permit. Visitors often use transit (such as TransLink bus #257/262 route connections depending on schedules) or have someone drop them off nearby.