Moonshine Lake Provincial Park

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Moonshine Lake Provincial Park

Latitude:

55.8836553451

Longitude:

-119.218358496

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Legal Land Description
Boreal Forest Natural Region

Surrounded by diverse boreal mixedwood forests, Moonshine Lake offers a variety of year-round recreation and wildlife viewing opportunities. Cast a line for trout from shore, from a boat (electric motors only), or through the ice. Nearby Jack Bird Pond is home to a variety of waterfowl including trumpeter swans. Campsite reservations are not accepted at this park; reservations accepted for group use only.

Camping Season:	May 1 - October 11
Camping Fees:	$22.00 to $28.00 per night
Operated By:	Parks Division
Information Phone Number:	780-538-5350

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Day Use Sites (2)

Jack Bird

Moonshine Lake

Overnight Campgrounds (1)

Moonshine Lake
Fee: Power sites $28.00/night; non-power sites $22.00/night; $2.00/night seniors discount.
Total # of Units: 110
Electrical Hookups: 23
Max RV Length(m): 23.0

Group Use Sites (1)

Moonshine Lake
Fee: $150.00/night first 5 units; $20.00/night each additional unit; additional $5.00/unit/night for power; $10.00 reservation fee.
Reservation Phone: 780-538-5350
Total # of Units: 45
Electrical Hookups: 20
Max RV Length(m): 23.0

Commercial Services

Golf course
Nearest golf course at Rycroft.

Recreational Activities

Baseball
Ball diamond available on a first come-first served basis.

Camping

Canoeing/kayaking

Cross-country skiing
20 km track-set trails.

Fishing
Fishing docks on-site; lake stocked with rainbow and brook trout; refer to "Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations" for seasons and catch limits.

Group use

Hiking - front country

Horseshoes
Horseshoe pits in group use and day use areas.

Ice fishing
Lake is aerated.

Ice skating

Power boating
Electric motors only.

Sailing

Snowshoeing

Swimming
Restricted swimming area (marked with buoys).

Wildlife viewing
Jack Bird Pond.

Windsurfing