Chain Lakes Provincial Park

Alberta Parks

Chain Lakes Campground

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Enjoy an oasis on the prairie in Chain Lakes Provincial Park, 38 km southwest of Nanton on Hwy. 533. This campground along the Chain Lakes Reservoir features over 90 sites with willow bushes for privacy and both unserviced and power options. Enjoy fishing, bird watching, canoeing, wind surfing or sailing at this lakeside getaway.

Camping

Season: May 9 - Sep 26
Site Type Campsites Power Rate/Night Reservable Dates Current Status
Unserviced 31 - $28 May 9 - Sep 26 Seasonal Closure
Power 60 15 / 30 $36 May 9 - Sep 26 Seasonal Closure

* Reservations can be made 90 days in advance of arrival date.

All campsites at Chain Lake Provincial Park are 100% reservable.

When camping in a powered site:

  • Use 1-2 electrical appliances maximum at the same time. When campers lose power, it's usually because too much electricity is being used at once.
  • Do not use adapters to draw power from a 15 amp for an RV with a 30 amp plug.
  • Have a backup plan. Use other methods to cook, stay cool/warm and keep entertained.

Remember, conserving electricity and timing when you use your electricity in a campsite will ensure you can stay powered. Get more information about using power sites.

Amenities

Currently Booking to
Jan 13, 2025
1-877-537-2757


Firewood

For safety reasons, only communal fire pits are available, subject to appropriate weather conditions. There are four communal pits, one in the centre of each camping loop. A limited daily supply of firewood is supplied at no extra cost. NOTE: Propane fire pits are not permitted. 

Sewage

The sewage disposal fee is $6 (one and two dollar coins, and quarters accepted).

Water

Pending weather, normal water service is available by the May long weekend. To support water conservation and as a backup measure, campers and day users are encouraged to bring a supply of drinking water.

Accessibility

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Updated: Feb 12, 2024