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Athabasca Region campgrounds are some of the best in Northern Alberta. You can choose secluded forest sites, fully serviced spots or seasonal getaway rentals, most within moments of gorgeous lakes and scenery.
A must-try for camping enthusiasts!
County Campgrounds
Baptiste Lake Campground has 8 tent pads along the southwest bank. Every site has a great lake view and includes a picnic table and fire .
Forfar Recreation Park is situated on the southeast bank of Long Lake, a great spot for waterskiing, fishing, and enjoying a day at the beach. .
Ghost Lake Campground has 4 unserviced sites. Available services include a boat launch for small boats, a pier, and a fish cleaning station. Share this: .
Enjoy one of 53 unserviced campsites at beautiful Hope Lake. The campground includes an RV dump, ATV compound, non-potable water well, cookhouse wired for generators, .
Island Lake Campground is a perfect group camping location, with 12 unserviced sites available. Other amenities include a boat launch for small boats, a dock, .
Jackfish Lake campground features 35 unserviced sites, group camping, non-potable well water, a sandy beach, a playground, piers, a boat launch and a cookhouse wired .
Long Lake Campground offers 3 unserviced campsites and includes a boat launch for small boats, hiking, and fishing. Share this: Click to share on Facebook .
Narrow Lake Campground has 8 unserviced sites and includes a day-use area, boat launch, pier, and fishing. Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens .
North Buck Lake Narrows Campground features a day-use area, a boat launch area for small boats, a bird-watching station and 6 un-serviced campsites. Share this: .
Provincial Campgrounds
North Buck Lake Provincial Campground is east of Boyle, AB. This scenic lake provides opportunities for fishing, boating and water-skiing; abundant bird life can be .
Poacher’s Landing Provincial Recreation Area is a self-registration campground located along the Athabasca River and includes six unserviced sites, a boat launch, a horse corral, .
Backcountry & Wilderness Areas
Access this wildland area from the Poacher’s Landing campground and trail system. Undisturbed Boreal forest setting; random backcountry camping with limited facilities. Good for horseback .
This historic trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail system. It follows the north side of the Athabasca River to the northwest of Smith, .
Private Campgrounds & RV Parks
Wanting to enjoy a weekend in Athabasca? Stopping over for a night on the way to that special destination? Nightly bookings are now available at .
Blueberry Hill RV Park has 50 campsites. Of them, 45 are full-service sites, which include 30 amps, power, water, and sewer. Five basic sites are .
Call for details. The Boyle RV Park is a self-registering campground site in Boyle that has 27 stalls, each with a fire pit, picnic table .
Chump Lake Campsite is located on Big Johnson Lake, better known locally as Chump Lake. Several unserviced, self-registering campsites are available for your stay with .
Welcome to Katherine’s Camping Corner! Seasonal Sites – Full-service sites – Oversize RV sites Amenities include: WIFI Firewood Swimming Pond 4 Playgrounds Plenty of green .
The Athabasca River flows right past this scenic, privately owned RV park conveniently located only 10 minutes from the town of Athabasca. The park offers .
Riverside Recreation Park is a volunteer-based, pack-in/pack-out facility – first come, first served. A great location for group camping, enjoy one of three available shelters, .
Located east of Boyle on Skeleton Lake, Shoreline Camping & Fishing Resort boasts 160 serviced sites, 7 motel rooms, a volleyball and badminton court, and .
South Baptiste Cabins, RV, Camping & Storage This privately owned campground offers 92 sites with full hookups, Water, Sewer & 15/30 amp. and 50 amp .
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