The best camping in Park Lake Provincial Park, AB

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ML Arena at Spring Point

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65km from Park Lake Provincial Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Pincher Creek, AB
ML Arena is located in the Foothills of Southern Alberta in the community of Spring Point (the HipCamp listing shows “Claresholm” but we are located in the MD of Pincher Creek) 10 miles west of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of “Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump “. We have 3 campsites with water and power, 1 full service treed campsite for smaller rigs and an orchard for tenting. Overflow parking for big rigs is available with power. There is an indoor riding arena on site and access to the Porcupine Hills Recreation Area public lands just 15 minutes down the road! Beautiful open views give the feel of being secluded but proximity to both Fort Macleod and Pincher Creek is just 25 minutes away. Outdoor corrals and pens with auto waterers are available for horses.
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The best camping in Park Lake Provincial Park, AB guide

Overview

About

Nestled just a short drive from Lethbridge, Park Lake Provincial Park offers a tranquil escape with a plethora of activities for nature enthusiasts. From the gentle lapping waters perfect for canoeing and wind surfing, to the shaded trails inviting hikers and mountain bikers, this park is a haven for outdoor adventures. The Park Lake Campground provides a cozy retreat amid mature trees, with options for both RVs and tents, ensuring a memorable camping experience.

Notable campgrounds

  • Park Lake Campground: Shaded by mature trees, offering unserviced and powered sites with lakefront views for an idyllic camping experience.
  • Unserviced Sites: Embrace the rustic charm with 18 unserviced campsites, perfect for those seeking a more traditional camping adventure.
  • Powered Sites: Enjoy the convenience of 54 sites with electrical hook-ups, ensuring your stay is comfortable and connected.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, as reservations can be made 90 days in advance of your arrival date to secure your ideal spot.
  • Be flexible with your dates to increase your chances of finding an available campsite during peak seasons.
  • Conserve electricity by using a maximum of 1-2 appliances at once to avoid power outages at your site.
  • Explore nearby camping options in case your preferred campsite is fully booked or to discover new scenic spots.

When to go

The best time to visit Park Lake Provincial Park is between May 19 and September 4, when the campground is open and the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Outside of these dates, the park may be quieter, but facilities and activities could be limited due to seasonal closures.

Know before you go

  • Check for any advisories or seasonal closures before planning your trip to ensure all desired facilities and activities are available.
  • Accessible campsites and washrooms are available for those with mobility challenges, with specific sites designed for wheelchair access.
  • Remember to bring cash for firewood sold on-site to enjoy a cosy campfire under the stars.
  • For any issues or updates, contact the park directly at 403-382-4097 to get the latest information.
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