Pigeon Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park in Wetaskiwin County, Alberta, Canada

Pigeon Lake Provincial Park sits on the southwestern shore of Pigeon Lake in central Alberta, covering a mixed forest area where visitors find trails for walking and water access. The grounds include boat launch areas, fish cleaning facilities, and camping spots that offer both basic and electrical hookup options.

The park received official status in 1967, establishing it as a protected space for recreation and conservation in central Alberta. This recognition led to the development of facilities and made it a public destination for outdoor activities.

The park lies within the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10, on the southwestern shore of Pigeon Lake, about 2,900 km west of Ottawa. Its grounds sit at roughly 880 m above sea level, and the surrounding land is flat farmland where the population density is only about three people per square kilometre.

The park is open year-round with trails and facilities accessible in all seasons. Plan for changing weather conditions, especially during colder months when snow and ice can affect paths and outdoor activities.

The park offers furnished yurts designed for winter camping, allowing visitors to stay comfortable in cold weather without traditional camping gear. This setup makes it possible to experience the landscape even when temperatures drop.