Little Fish Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park on Little Fish Lake, Alberta, Canada

Little Fish Lake Provincial Park covers 1.1 km2 on the shore of Little Fish Lake, 43 km east of Drumheller in Special Area No. 2. The overnight camping ground, also named Little Fish Lake, is the park's one listed facility. The land lies at 910 m elevation.

Little Fish Lake Provincial Park was established on April 8, 1957, on the shore of Little Fish Lake, 43 km east of Drumheller in Special Area No. 2. The 1.1 km2 park lies at an elevation of 910 m and is maintained by Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation.

The park lies on the shore of Little Fish Lake, 43 km east of Drumheller in Special Area No. 2, and camping takes place at the "Little Fish Lake" overnight campground. The name comes from the lake itself, and the site is administered by Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation.

The site is most accessible from May through September when camping facilities operate. Visitors should bring drinking water and their own supplies, as the park offers only limited facilities.

Little Fish Lake Provincial Park covers 1.1 km² (61.2 ha) on the lake shore, 43 km east of Drumheller in Special Area No. 2. It was established on 8 April 1957 and is maintained by Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation; camping is at the "Little Fish Lake" overnight campground.