Pigeon Lake Provincial Park
Protected park · County of Wetaskiwin No. 10, CANADA
Pigeon Lake Provincial Park in County of Wetaskiwin No. 10, CANADA.
About
This park's official page lists: Pet-friendly (leashed).
This park's official page lists: Wheelchair-accessible facilities.
This park's official page lists: Drinking water, Showers.
At the park
- Visitor center
- Golf
- Playground
- ATV / off-road
- Archery & shooting range
- Biking
- Camping
- Disc golf
- Horseback riding
- Ice fishing
- Skiing & snowboarding
- Winter sports
- Beaches
- Caves & caverns
- Waterfalls
- Wildlife & bird watching
- Hiking trails
- Nature & walking trails
- Boating
- Fishing
- Hot springs
- Paddling (kayak/canoe)
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
- If you cannot print the permit, note the campsite number/ group camping area of your reservation so you know which campsite/area to occupy
- 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
- Pets are NOT allowed in or around comfort camping unit sites
- 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
- Limits
- Campsite has a max vehicle length of 50 ft due to a tight turning radius, but the total length of the site is 70 ft
History
- Opened
- 1967
- Park opened