Camping

A private campground just north of St. Albert, Alberta, the Anchor Inn Resort offers a beautiful — yet accessible — escape. The fully-treed family-friendly resort features a campground, four-season and summer (A-frame) cabin rentals, Boat Rentals, a play park and much more. Activities abound, from camping and fishing to quadding, hiking and cycling. Some come to this special spot to just get away from it all.

This pet-friendly resort has all the amenities, including a convenience store.

Campsite Reservations
780.829.2211 or kaleb04 (@) telus.net

More Information
For more information, please visit the Anchor Inn Resort website.

Single stalls are available for $20.00 per night per unit. Tents are available for $10.00 per night per tent (or FREE if it is for children).

There is a Group Camp Area available upon reservation. Must be reserved to use.

The regular weekend rate is $200.00 (unlimited number of units). The long weekend rate is $300.00 (unlimited number of units).

Click here to view campground rules.

The Canyon Creek Harbour and Campground is located 25Km West of the town of Slave Lake, AB on Highway #2 in the town of Canyon Creek, AB. The campground is equipped with both powered and none powered sites and it is open from May 15 to Sept 15.

Campsite Reservations
780.369.3660

Cross Lake Provincial Park is located on Steele Lake, less than two hours drive north of Edmonton. Just over 2,000 hectares, the park surrounds the lake, ensuring that the entire shore and adjacent wetlands are protected. Visitors can enjoy the sandy beach, swimming area, boating and a network of scenic forest trails.

Trails in the park range from an easy 1 km to a moderate 6.5 km. They transport you through mixed wood forests and wetlands to numerous wildlife and bird viewing areas. A rustic backcountry campground at George’s Point has seven sites for the more adventurous. This hike-in or boat-accessible camping place, on a secluded point, has a small dock and an outdoor toilet.

Campsite Reservations
1.877.537.2757 or online at reserve.albertaparks.ca

General Provincial Park Information
1.866.427.3582, 780.427.3582 or online at albertaparks.ca

In 2016, Alberta Environment and Parks has moved forward with converting the parking lot at Devonshire Beach into a small campground. The 100-unit parking lot, located at the south end of Devonshire Beach, was originally built for use by beach visitors. However, the parking lot is under-utilized as visitors prefer to park along the beach road where access is shorter and easier.

The campground contains 13 pull-through sites to accommodate large RV units. Toilet facilities are on site, but otherwise the campground is unserviced. A loop at the north end of the parking lot for about 20 vehicles has been left for day use parking. The campground is operated on first-come, first-served basis.

Beautiful in its boreal forest setting, Fawcett Lake Provincial Recreation Area was the site of a 1940s camp where German POWs worked with a lumber operation. Vestiges of this era can still be seen on the lakeshore today. The Fawcett Lake Campground provides basic facilities for campers who aren’t looking for frills. Pit toilets, pump water, and fire pits are provided.

Fawcett Lake is best known for Walleye fishing. It is also known for its Northern Pike and Yellow Perch. The lake is about 10 miles long and 2 miles wide. It has 4 islands and is connected to 3 rivers and several streams. Motorboats are allowed on the lake at all times. Summer fishing is closed in the eastern half of the lake until July 1 each year to protect the spawning season. The entire lake is then open to fishing for the rest of the year.

More Information
780.849.7100 or online at the Alberta Parks Website.

Fawcett Lake Resort is a seasonal campground with about 200 families who call it their summer home. It has been a favourite spot to camp and fish for more than 75 years. It is located in the beauty of true natural Alberta bush and the sunset itself is worth the drive. While at the Resort, there is plenty of opportunity for being at the beach, playing in the water and getting muddy with the quads or mountain bikes.

Fawcett Lake is best known for Walleye fishing. It is also known for its Northern Pike and Yellow Perch. The lake is about 10 miles long and 2 miles wide. It has 4 islands and is connected to 3 rivers and several streams. Motorboats are allowed on the lake at all times. Summer fishing is closed in the eastern half of the lake until July 1 each year to protect the spawning season. The entire lake is then open to fishing for the rest of the year.

Campsite Reservations
780.829.2357 or online at the Fawcett Lake Resort website.

Sales and Administration
587.877.0746 or admin (@) fawcettlakeresort.com

Lawrence Lake Provincial Recreation Area Features Include:

• Picnic Shelter
• Boat Launch
• Canoeing Allowed
• Day-Use Area
• Fishing Allowed

Please Note: Water is available from a hand pump at this site. Although Alberta Parks strives to maintain water quality, we recommend that you bring your own drinking water.

Marten River Campground, located at the north end of the Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, is equipped with both power and non-power campsites, hot showers, flush toilets, and a sewage disposal station. The campground’s native trees and shrubs provide lots of privacy.

Marten River also provides beautiful group use areas which are ideal for family reunions and other special events; available by reservation only.

Campsite Reservations
1.877.537.2757 or online at reserve.albertaparks.ca

The Sak Ata Wahk RV Park and Campground is located at Lesser Slave Lake, on the north bank of the Lesser Slave River, within a short driving distance of boat launches or the beach. Visitors can enjoy Sak Ata Wahk's peaceful isolation or the abundance of nearby regional sporting and recreational activities while staying within two and a half miles of all the Town of Slave Lake's urban amenities. Sites are large and treed to provide the utmost privacy. River and pond sites are ideal for fishing from shore or mooring your boat while enjoying other water activities.

Campsite Reservations
780.849.1718 or online at the Sak Ata Wahk website.