Little Bow Provincial Park, Provincial park on Travers Reservoir near Vulcan, Canada
Little Bow Provincial Park covers 1.1 km² on Travers Reservoir, an artificial lake on the Little Bow River, at an elevation of 860 m. It lies near the town of Vulcan and the village of Champion in southern Alberta, and the Little Bow Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area extends it.
The park was established in 1954 as part of Alberta's effort to open natural areas for public recreation and enjoyment.
The park draws people who enjoy spending time outdoors and are drawn to boating, fishing, and watching birds in their natural habitat.
The park is open for camping from April through October with both powered and unpowered sites available for visitors during the season.
The park lies within the McGregor Lake and Travers Reservoir Important Bird Area, a designated site for bird conservation, so birdwatching here is tied to a wider regional network rather than the reservoir alone. The park covers 1.1 km2 at an elevation of about 860 m.
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