About Calling Lake
Calling Lake Provincial Park is a medium sized provincial park located on the southern shore of Calling Lake about 55km north of Athabasca. It is about 7.4 square kilometers in size and primarily boreal forest.
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Summer at Calling Lake
In the summer, visitors to Calling Lake Provincial Park enjoy a variety of activities on the lake such as canoeing, kayaking, fishing, boating, sailing, water skiing, and wind surfing. There is also good bird watching opportunities along the swampy marshes at the edges of the lake. There is camping at Calling Lake Provincial Park
Winter at Calling Lake
There isn’t much for winter activities at Calling Lake Provincial Park
Camping at Calling Lake
There is one campground at Calling Lake Provincial Park open during the summertime.
| Campground | Amenities | Type of Site | Amount Available | Cost/Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calling Lake Campground (May 20 – September 7) | Firepits, firewood (sold), pier, outhouses, playground, sewage dump, water taps, power hookups | Power (15/30 amp) | 81 | $36.00 |
Day Use at Calling Lake
There is one day use area at Calling Lake Provincial park with a boat launch, fish cleaning stations and outhouses. It is open between June 1 and October 14.
Distances to Alberta Cities
Distance to Calgary: 510km
Distance to Edmonton: 202km
Distance to Red Deer: 362km
Distance to Lethbridge: 694km
Distance to Grande Prairie: 502km
Coordinates: 55°10’54.0″N 113°14’56.8″W
