When can I reserve a campsite in Alberta?

AlbertaParks.ca Reservations for individual campsites can be made up to 90 days in advance of the scheduled arrival date. The 90-day window for making individual campsite reservations resets at 9:00 a.m. each day.

Can you smoke in Alberta Parks?

Cannabis smoking and vaping is prohibited within 5 meters of playgrounds, sports or playing fields (e.g. bike skills park), outdoor theatres (e.g. outdoor public education amphitheatres) and outdoor pools or splash pads (e.g. Sikome Aquatic Facility).

Is group camping allowed in Alberta?

Group camping is open. Group camping areas that can take more than 5 units will permit additional units up to the maximum as posted on their web page. Additional fees can be paid upon arrival at the park.

How do I reserve a campsite in Alberta?

Please contact the program at 1-877-537-2757 for assistance.

Are generators allowed in Alberta provincial parks?

Constantly running generators is considered excessive noise UNLESS required for medical reasons. Please use your generator in moderation. Camping permit holders are responsible for the actions of all camping party members and any visitors to their campsite.

Can I hang out with my friends Alberta?

Outdoor social gatherings Outdoor private social gatherings limited to a maximum of 20 people, with 2 metre physical distancing between households at all times.

Can you swim in Pigeon Lake?

Swimming. The designated swimming area and beach can be found at the Pigeon Day Use. There are no lifeguards at the beach. Avoid swimming if there is a blue-green algae advisory in effect.

Is it free to camp on Crown land in Alberta?

Starting June 1, 2021, a Public Lands Camping Pass is required. You need to purchase the pass before you embark on your trip, and it costs $20 per person for 3 days, or $30 per person for an annual pass.

How big are the Indian reserves in Alberta?

Indian reserves for First Nations in Alberta were established by a series of treaties— Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8. Reserves in Alberta cover a total area of 1,622,630 acres (6,566.69 km 2 ). Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada and Statistics Canada recognize the following Indian settlements within Alberta.

Where can I make a reservation for Alberta Parks?

Reservations can be made at the campgrounds, group camping areas and comfort camping units in the charts below. Online at Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca. By phoning the Contact Centre at 1-877-537-2757 (toll-free in North America)

Which is the largest Cree reserve in Alberta?

The largest reserve in Alberta by population is Blood No. 148, held by the Kainai First Nation. In 2018, 8,587 of Kainai’s 12,524 members lived on reserve, which is southwest of Lethbridge . The second-largest reserve by population is Saddle Lake No. 125, held by the Saddle Lake Cree Nation and located 120 km northeast of Edmonton .

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