Crimson Lake Provincial Park

Crimson Lake Provincial Park encompasses a small lake within foothills pine forests, aspen parkland, bog, and muskeg ecosystems at the eastern edge of Alberta.

The park, established in 1955, received its name from a trapper who noticed the sunset colors reflecting on the water surface of the lake.

The park features an amphitheater where educational programs about local ecology and wildlife take place during summer months for visitors and families.

The park maintains 169 camping units with facilities including showers, washrooms, a boat launch, and access to over 20 kilometers of multi-purpose trails.

Winter transforms the park into a cold-season destination with maintained ice skating rinks, groomed cross-country ski trails, and ice fishing opportunities.

GPS coordinates: 52.44000,-115.04000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:38