About Crow Lake
Crow Lake Provincial Park is located about 120km south of Fort McMurray on Highway 63. The park is fairly small with an area of just 7.7km2. The park’s primary focus is ecological conservation.
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Summer at Crow Lake
In the summertime, visitors can camp, canoe, kayak and bird watch at Crow Lake Provincial Park. It is one of the parks further from the major cities making stargazing a good option as well. Fishing is allowed on the lake, however motor boats are not.
Winter at Crow Lake
There isn’t really much for winter activities at Crow Lake Provincial Park.
Camping at Crow Lake
Crow Lake has a small campground in the summertime. Visitors will need to bring their own locally sourced firewood.
| Campground | Amenities | Type of Site | Amount Available | Cost/Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crow Lake Campground (May 20 – September 6) | Firepits, hand launch, outhouses | Unserviced Campsites | 30 | $22.00 |
Day Use at Crow Lake
Crow Lake doesn’t have any designated day use areas.
Distances to Alberta Cities
Distance to Calgary: 614km
Distance to Edmonton: 308km
Distance to Red Deer: 467km
Distance to Lethbridge: 818km
Distance to Grande Prairie: 621km
Coordinates: 55°48’07.8″N 112°09’22.9″W
