Fidler-Greywillow Wildland Provincial Park

About

This park's official page lists: Wheelchair-accessible facilities.

This park's official page lists: Drinking water, Showers.

This park's official page lists: Visitor center.

At the park

• Visitor center exhibit
• Golf activity
• ATV / off-road activity
• Archery & shooting range activity
• Biking activity
• Camping activity
• Disc golf activity
• Horseback riding activity
• Hunting activity
• Skiing & snowboarding activity
• Winter sports activity
• Beaches scenic feature
• Caves & caverns scenic feature
• Waterfalls scenic feature
• Wildlife & bird watching scenic feature
• Hiking trails trail
• Nature & walking trails trail
• Boating water
• Fishing water
• Hot springs water
• Paddling (kayak/canoe) water

Before you go

Disability access

This park's official page states it has wheelchair-accessible facilities. Specific routes, transfer access and equipment vary — confirm with the park for your needs.

Limits

There are no campsites or facilities, and no permit or fee is required

Limits

In accordance with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act : Consumption of liquor is restricted to campsites, and to some specifically designated provincial day use area picnic sites where liquor is permitted

Limits

Service dogs are welcome in parks (including in park facilities) as long as they are on a leash

Limits

In accordance with the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act : Consumption of liquor is restricted to campsites, and to some specifically designated provincial day use area picnic sites where liquor is permitted

Limits

Alberta Parks’ adult visitors may consume cannabis in their registered campsites (including in RVs being used as a temporary residence in a registered campsite) and in public areas where tobacco is permitted

Limits

No – recreational use of a drone, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) is not allowed in the provincial parks system