Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Prince Albert National Park adventure.
Accessible wilderness and clear lakes await in the northern boreal forest.
The million acres of Prince Albert National Park offer a mix of easily accessible leisure activities and epic opportunities to view roaming bison, timberwolves, and millions of wild birds. With lakefront country campsites within walking distance of the park’s resort town of Waskesiu townsite and plenty of remote backcountry camping, you can have whatever kind of experience you want here. Stargazing is top-notch at Prince Albert, and canoeing, fishing, wakeboarding, and swimming are especially popular, with rentals on Waskesiu Beach). The adventurous will enjoy the multi-day trek out to Grey Owl’s Cabin, the historic home of turn-of-the-century conservationist Archibald Stansfeld Belaney.
June through September are the most popular times at this year-round park, when water activities are most pleasant due to warmer lakes and rivers. Fall brings pleasant weather, a slower pace, and red and gold fall leaves. Although winter activities are plentiful, campground and facility access is limited outside of from October to April.