Pigeon Lake Provincial Park

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  • Day Use Boat Launch- Upcoming Construction Closure

    Effective:  January 16, 2025   Updated:  January 30, 2025

      Due to repairs to the day use boat launch and adjacent parking area, we anticipate that the area will be closed between February and March at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park. Barricades will block vehicle access to the lake. For your safety, please respect the closure and obey all signage, as it will be an active construction zone.

      Visitors will be able to access the lake and trail system via the day use parking lot during construction. Please continue to follow our advisory page for the start date of the closure and other updates.

  • Operational Service Change (OSC) - First-Come, First-Served Camping

    Effective:  September 23, 2024   Updated:  January 21, 2025

      Effective Dates: September 23, 2024 - May 13, 2025
      Where: Pigeon Lake Provincial Park - A Loop

      Pigeon Lake Provincial Park Campground now offers first-come, first-served camping in Loop A. All other loops and group areas are closed for the fall and winter season.

        • All sites in Loop A have access to 15 AMP power.
        • The camping fee is $25/night and is payable by cash or cheque only.

      Please come prepared:

        • Bring enough water to meet your needs for your stay as the water is no longer available in the campground.
        • There will be access to outhouse washrooms in A Loop, Day Use and Boat Launch.
        • Grey water (wash water) disposal must be disposed of at sewage dumping facilities or in outhouse toilets. We recommend storing and transporting your grey water in a covered bucket/pail
        • Contents from portable camping toilets MUST be disposed in sewage dumping facilities, or carried home for disposal
        • Please do not dispose of any campsite waste water in any other way.

      For more information, please contact the Red Deer District Office at 403-748-3939

       

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