Cold Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park in Alberta, Canada

Cold Lake Provincial Park protects boreal forest on the southern and northern shores of Cold Lake, one of Alberta's largest lakes, 3 km east of the city of Cold Lake on Highway 28. The park extends to the Saskatchewan border, where it continues as Meadow Lake Provincial Park. Its woods hold poplar, birch and spruce, and the shores are nesting grounds for waterfowl.

Cold Lake Provincial Park protects boreal forest on the southern and northern shores of Cold Lake, one of Alberta's largest lakes, and its protected area continues into Saskatchewan as Meadow Lake Provincial Park. The park lies 3 kilometres east of the city of Cold Lake on Highway 28 and reaches the Saskatchewan border.

The park grounds contain multiple trails where visitors observe native wildlife species and migratory birds throughout different seasons.

The park lies 3 km east of the city of Cold Lake on Highway 28 and reaches the Saskatchewan border, where protection continues into Meadow Lake Provincial Park. Campground and day-use areas sit on the southern and northern shores of Cold Lake. About 11.5 km of maintained trails serve hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Cold Lake, one of Alberta's largest lakes, holds at least 20 fish species, among them lake trout, walleye, northern pike and tullibee (cisco). The park's 11.5 km of trails double as cross-country ski routes in winter, and the protected shoreline continues into Saskatchewan as Meadow Lake Provincial Park.