Park Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park near Lethbridge, Canada.

Park Lake Provincial Park is a nature area near Lethbridge featuring a central lake surrounded by mature trees and natural prairie grassland. The grounds include various spaces for outdoor activities and relaxation throughout the seasons.

Park Lake Provincial Park was established on November 21, 1932, and is maintained by Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation. It surrounds Park Lake at an elevation of 945 m and covers 2.5 km2, 18 km north of Lethbridge.

The lake's fish community includes burbot, lake whitefish, northern pike, walleye and yellow perch, alongside smaller species such as fathead minnow and spottail shiner. Anglers fish in open water and through the ice in winter, and the park also lists canoeing, kayaking and beach sailing among its activities.

The park offers campground sites with electrical and non-electrical options, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and clean drinking water for visitors. The main season runs from May through September, so plan your visit accordingly.

Park Lake is one of nine fish species' habitat in the park, including northern pike, walleye and lake whitefish; ice fishing is permitted in winter. The lake covers part of the park's 2.5 km² surface at 945 m elevation.