Beaver Creek Provincial Park, Provincial park on Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Beaver Creek Provincial Park is a protected area along Lake Winnipeg's shoreline, stretching across roughly 2 kilometers of waterfront. Mature birch forests dominate the landscape near Washow Bay, creating natural habitats and a wooded setting for visitors.

The province of Manitoba developed the site for recreational use in the mid-1950s, on the west shore of Washow Bay at the mouth of Beaver Creek. It later became a provincial park; the sources give no founding date of 1961. It is the most northerly provincial campground on Lake Winnipeg.

The park lies on the west shore of Washow Bay, about 190 km north of Winnipeg, in Manitoba's North Interlake Region. Its name comes from Beaver Creek, which empties into Lake Winnipeg at the park's edge, and the site has been run as a provincial campground since the mid-1950s.

The site can be reached via Provincial Road 234, which runs along the western boundary and makes access straightforward. Camping facilities, hiking trails, and fishing spots are well distributed throughout the park.

The park protects a 2 km stretch on the west shore of Washow Bay, the most northerly provincial campground on Lake Winnipeg. Its western edge follows Provincial Road 234, and the site lies about 190 km north of Winnipeg.