Access Site
MN
Rotary Beach (Northwest)
City: Alexandria, MN
County: Douglas County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 45.93962, -95.35941
Air Temp: --
Location
Interactive access map
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
Lake Ina Tributary near Melby, MN
12.2 mi away
Ashley Creek near Sauk Centre, MN
13.2 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Access:** Rotary Beach is situated on the northwest shoreline of Le Homme Dieu Lake near Alexandria, Minnesota. The access point is located at 4701 County Road 42 NE, just past the boat ramp on the right side of CR 42. This well-maintained public access provides convenient entry to the clear waters of this popular summer destination.
**Facilities & Amenities:** In addition to the boat ramp, Rotary Beach offers a designated swimming area, portable restrooms, and a sandy beach area. The site serves as a good launching point for kayakers, canoeists, and other boaters exploring Le Homme Dieu Lake's clear water. The beach area is a popular summer gathering spot, so expect moderate activity during peak season.
**Practical Notes:** Le Homme Dieu Lake is a relatively large, clear water body ideal for recreational paddling and boating. This northwest access provides good public facilities and is easy to locate via County Road 42. Paddlers should be aware of typical summer lake conditions and potential recreational traffic during peak season.
**Facilities & Amenities:** In addition to the boat ramp, Rotary Beach offers a designated swimming area, portable restrooms, and a sandy beach area. The site serves as a good launching point for kayakers, canoeists, and other boaters exploring Le Homme Dieu Lake's clear water. The beach area is a popular summer gathering spot, so expect moderate activity during peak season.
**Practical Notes:** Le Homme Dieu Lake is a relatively large, clear water body ideal for recreational paddling and boating. This northwest access provides good public facilities and is easy to locate via County Road 42. Paddlers should be aware of typical summer lake conditions and potential recreational traffic during peak season.