Flood recovery is ongoing in Kananaskis. Some trails, day use areas and backcountry campgrounds are impacted. Check Advisories before you travel.
The Trees Tell Tall Tales
Thursday, July 16: Interpretive Hike, program starts @ 1:00pm & program ends by 3:00pm
Amphitheatre (Campground, Loop C)
Join the Park Interpreters on a walk through the Old Growth Forest of Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park. Enjoy the tall tales of the forest and discover how these trees show their story of life.
Bear Essentials
Friday, July 17: 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Outreach @ Lac La Biche Farmer’s Market (13412 Hwy 881, Lac La Biche Ag Society)
Find the Park Interpreters at a booth at the weekly held Lac La Biche Farmer’s Market. Join the Park Interpreters and learn all the Bear Essentials you need to know when camping and recreating in Alberta Parks this season!
Bats Before Bed
Friday, July 17: Amphitheatre Talk & Walk, program starts @ 8:30pm & program ends by 10:00pm
Amphitheatre (Campground, Loop C)
Join a Park Interpreter for interactive activities to learn about these specialized mammals and discover their role in the park’s ecosystem. With luck you may spot one, or get to see it’s sound with a bat detector!
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Parks Day Celebrations
Saturday, July 18: 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Amphitheatre (Campground, Loop C)
Alberta Parks Day 2026 marks an annual celebration of the province's natural landscapes with various family-friendly interactive activities & displays. Participants can explore provincial parks, which often feature special interpretive programs and activities designed to showcase Alberta's ecological diversity.
This year's event welcomes Conservation Officers, Lac La Biche Junior Forest Rangers Team & Lac La Biche County's Environmental Services Team! Come learn about their amazing programs, partake in some Boreal Backyard Games, interactive activities & displays, and enjoy a slice of cake to celebrate!
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Music in the Forest w/ Erin Berland
Saturday, July 18: Doors @ 6:30pm / Music 7:30pm
Amphitheatre (Campground, Loop C)
Get your tickets and come enjoy an evening of “Music in the Forest” with The Erin Berland. Tickets available online, more details visit the campground store along with the full poster of information and season line-up.
Celebrating Pollinators & Art in the Park
Sunday, July 19: 10:00am - 11:30am
Amphitheatre (Campground, Loop C)
Join a Park Interpreter and learn about the importance of pollinators in the Park and the vital work they carry out. Even try your hand at catching some bugs and see if you can identify them! Plus, get your creative spirit flying high, and create your own bug (or butterfly) to take home with you.
All Alberta Parks interpretive family programming is on a drop-in basis and for park visitors of all ages. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
*Music in the Forest is a ticketed event - children 12 years and younger are free with an adult ticket*