Crow Lake Provincial Park

Crow Lake Provincial Park is a nature reserve with forests and shoreline along the northern and western edges of Crow Lake. The park features dense woodlands, open water, and natural beaches where the land meets the lake.

The area was set aside to protect natural ecosystems and safeguard wildlife in the region. Establishing the park reflected broader efforts to preserve the lakes and forests of the area for future generations.

The lake and its surroundings have maintained deep ties to local communities who have relied on fishing and gathering here for generations. This connection to the land continues to shape how people use and value the place today.

The park is accessible via Highway 63 and has camping sites and picnic areas for visitors. Hikers and anglers should check seasonal conditions and plan their time there based on weather and daylight hours.

Motorboats are banned from the lake, keeping the water quiet and free from noise. This rule protects both the aquatic life and lets every visitor experience the place without motor sounds disturbing the surroundings.

Location: Lac La Biche County

Website: http://albertaparks.ca/crow-lake-pp.aspx

GPS coordinates: 55.79920,-112.14600

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:13