Ribbon Lake Backcountry Campground is in Spray Valley Provincial Park. Ribbon Lake is a gem tucked away in the heart of Spray Valley. Enjoy the peace and tranquility at this site. Here there are tent pads, pit/vault toilets and secure food storage lockers. Please note that it is illegal to remove, deface, injure/destroy trees, or collect deadwood.
There are several different ways to access the campground. Access from Ribbon Creek Day Use Area is 10.8 km one-way via the Ribbon Creek Trail with 625 metres of elevation gain. On this trail there is a very steep section with chains to aid climbing between Ribbon Falls and Ribbon Lake. Access from Galatea Day Use Area is 10.8 km one-way via the Galatea Creek Trail/Guinn’s Pass Trail with 870 metres of elevation gain. Access from Buller Mountain Day Use Area is 10.1 km one-way via Buller Pass Trail with 670 metres of elevation gain.
Sites | Rate / Person / Night | Water Source | Camping Season | Current Status |
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20 | $12 | Lake | Jul 12 - Nov 30 | Seasonal Closure |
* Ribbon Lake Backcountry campground is in the Kananaskis Valley permit area.
* A maximum of 6 people and 1 tent is permitted on each site with some exceptions.
Firewood available.