Pigeon Lake Yurts

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The Pigeon Lake yurts offer a camping experience like no other. They are round, insulated tenting structures mounted on a wooden deck. They are designed to give you the luxury of a sturdy shelter without compromising the experience of sleeping outdoors.

There are eight yurts at Pigeon Lake Provincial Park, and each deck has a ramp that makes strollers, wheelchairs, and other mobility devices easier to manage. The comfort camping loop has a vault toilet and is close to a washroom facility that has flush toilets and running water.

The yurts stay cool in the summer through cross-ventilation and warm in the fall with electric heaters. While pets are not allowed in the yurts or on the yurt sites, there are some campsites around the comfort camping loop that can accommodate additional people and pets.

Your yurt comes equipped with many added amenities, including a fridge and BBQ with propane provided. To make the most of your experience, please review the “What to Bring” section as well as the Comfort Camping Manual.

Camping

Yurts	Capacity	Available	Rate/Night	Reservations
Large (#119)	8 Person	May 16 - Sep 1	$170	Book It
4 x Medium (#120, 121, 122, 124)	6 Person	May 16 - Sep 22	$145	Book It
Small (#123)	4 Person	May 16 - Sep 1	$125	Book It
2 x Medium (#112, 114)	6 Person	May 16 - Sep 1	$145	Book It

Currently Booking to
Apr 7, 2025
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Rules FAQs

A minimum 2-night stay is required to make a reservation.

User Manual & Visitor Guide

Features

Yurts: large (24 feet), medium (20 feet) and small (16 feet), each with a vented skylight and windows (zipper closures)
Private sites near Pigeon Lake, close to beach and trails
Secure key entry
Private treed sites
Weatherproof structure
Close to beach and trails
Parking stalls: 2 for the large yurt, 1 for the medium & small yurts
Close to shower facility & flush toilets
Accessible entry into yurt

Amenities

Electric heater, lights and electrical outlets
Pots, pans, cooking implements
Fridge (12 cubic feet with freezer), kitchen table and chairs
Beds (mattress covers provided for all beds)
- Large - two double-over-queen bunk beds plus one pull-out futon that sleeps two
- Medium - queen-over-queen bunk bed plus pull-out futon that sleeps two
- Small - queen bed plus pull-out futon that sleeps two
Private deck and deck furniture
Gas barbecue with grill and side burner, fire pit, picnic table
Close to potable water, flush toilets and showers
First bag of firewood provided; additional bags of firewood available for purchase.

Accessibility

All yurts are accessible by wheelchair.
All units are physically accessible to the washrooms. Unit C-112 is the closest unit to the fully-accessible shower house. C-124 is the furthest away, about 300 m walking distance.
There is accessible parking available at the shower house.
Vault toilets available in the comfort camping loop. However, these toilets have a door clearance width less than 0.813 m (32”) which may not accommodate all mobility devices.
The water service in the comfort camping loop is not currently accessible.
Unit C-123 is the only unit without bunk beds for the main bed. It has a queen bed.

Learn more about Accessible Camping in Alberta Parks

Rules

Check-in time is 4 p.m. Check-out time is 12 p.m. (noon)
Pets are not allowed in or around comfort camping sites, with the exception of registered service animals. Service animals are allowed if accompanying a person with a disability, and as long as the animal is kept in control. Users of service animals should have government-issued identification cards for confirmation.
Smoking and/or vaping of tobacco and cannabis is strictly prohibited inside the unit and on the deck.
Cooking inside the unit is not allowed. Please use the barbeque provided.
Additional tents or trailers are not allowed on or near the site.

What to Bring

Plates, cups, cutlery, and cooking utensils
Sharp kitchen knives
Food and beverages
Pillows and sleeping bags or duvets/blankets/sheets
Towels and toiletries
A camp stove for cooking outside
A water jug to hold drinking water
Flashlights or camping lanterns
Matches or a lighter to start a campfire
Additional firewood (can be purchased at the park)
Hatchet or axe to split wood (purchased wood is already split)
Additional camping chairs

Pigeon Lake Provincial Park

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Updated: Sep 11, 2024