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Pacific inlet · Canada · reviewed 2026-09-15

Squamish · Howe Sound

Squamish’s new oceanfront park has a specifically wingfoil-permitted watersports beach; kiteboarding is permanently restricted there. Boat-assisted instruction is a separate service, not proof of a beach-side school launch.

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Wingfoil · Windsurf · Kitesurf
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Tourism Squamish reports that wingfoiling and windsurfing remain permitted at Sp’akw’us Feather Park watersports beach but kiteboarding is permanently restricted. Respect posted updates, shared beach users, construction signs, and local tide and wind information. Sources: Tourism Squamish · Sp’akw’us Feather Park access, Tourism Squamish · wind sports and lessons.
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Squamish Watersports

The operator lists boat-assisted wingfoil lessons, with equipment and cold-water gear details.

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The operator lists boat-assisted wingfoil lessons, with equipment and cold-water gear details. Its published Loggers Lane address is not a verified boat departure; book directly and confirm the meeting place, suit requirements, and availability.

Sources: Squamish Watersports · boat-assisted wingfoil lessons, Tourism Squamish · wind sports and lessons.
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The park beach and boat lesson are separate plans
The waterfront park has parking near downtown, while the school lists a Loggers Lane business address and boat-assisted instruction. Do not assume the park beach is the lesson rendezvous. Sources: Tourism Squamish · Sp’akw’us Feather Park access, Squamish Watersports · boat-assisted wingfoil lessons.
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Suit up for cold inlet water
Tourism Squamish advises a wet or dry suit for watersports, and the school specifies its own cold-water equipment. Check forecast, tide, and gear requirements with the operator before committing. Sources: Tourism Squamish · Sp’akw’us Feather Park access, Tourism Squamish · wind sports and lessons, Squamish Watersports · boat-assisted wingfoil lessons.
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