Accessible Camping

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Finding Accessible Campsites

Under Find an Adventure on Shop.AlbertaParks.ca, choose "Accessibility Needs". The search will return reservable campsites identified for disabled access. Some campgrounds also have first come-first served disabled access campsites.

Park	Campground	# of Sites	Sites
Carson-Pegasus PP	Carson-Pegasus	2	H-154,H-153	Book It
Oldman Dam PRA	Castleview	1	A-7	Book It
Crimson Lake PP	Crimson Lake	2	C11, C12	Book It
Cross Lake PP	Cross Lake	3	11, 12, 24	Book It
Dunvegan PP	Dunvegan	3	14,15,16	Book It
Hilliard's Bay PP	Hilliard's Bay	2	D-130,E-150	Book It
Cypress Hills PP	Lakeview	1	Lakeview #1	Book It
Long Lake PP	Long Lake	3	A-47, A-49, A-51	Book It
Lesser Slave Lake PP	Marten River	1	A-21	Book It
Miquelon Lake PP	Miquelon Lake	4	A-50, A-114, A-136, C-213	Book It
Moonshine Lake PP	Moonshine Lake	2	A-5,A-7	Book It
Park Lake PP	Park Lake	3	A-9, B-42, B-73	Book It
Pigeon Lake PP	Pigeon Lake	3	B-75,B-76,B-77	Book It
Whitney Lakes PP	Ross Lake	1	B-31	Book It
Saskatoon Island PP	Saskatoon Island	2	A-7,A-20	Book It
Thunder Lake PP	Thunder Lake	3	A-17,A-18,B-40	Book It
Vermilion PP	Vermilion	1	C-43	Book It
Wabamun Lake PP	Wabamun Lake	2	90,91	Book It
Winagami Lake PP	Winagami Lake	1	60	Book It
Miquelon Lake PP	Yurts	4	B-187, B-188, B-195, B-196	Book It
Pigeon Lake PP	Yurts	8	C-112, C-114, C-119, C-120, C-121, C-122, C-123, C-124	Book It
Sir Winston Churchill PP	Cabins	4	#4 (without shower facility), #6, #7, #8	Book It
Lesser Slave Lake PP	Lodge	1	The Nest	Book It

Using Accessible Campsites

A camper who has reserved a campsite identified as "accessible" is required to show an accessible parking placard at check-in.
If an accessible placard is not available, the campground operator may accept other evidence of a disability provided voluntarily by the registered camper.
An open (unoccupied, unreserved) accessible campsite may be made available to any camper after 6:00 p.m. at the discretion of the campground operator.

Designating Accessible Campsites

"Accessible" campsites meet basic access criteria:

clear designation of the accessible campsite (on park map/entry kiosk/site number post);
a firm and level dirt, crushed rock or paved campsite surface;
a clear space around the tent pad and between other fixed elements (i.e. campfire, hook-ups);
a campsite free of barriers and unprotected hazards;
an accessible path less than 60 metres to an accessible washroom/pit toilet;
an accessible picnic table (knee clearance and clear space) in the campsite; and
basic access to firepit and/or grill, if applicable.
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Updated: Mar 20, 2025