ContactPark Information Phone: (780) 594–7856

Campsite and Group Use ReservationsWeb: reserve.albertaparks.caToll Free: 1–877–537–2757

General Provincial Park InformationWeb: albertaparks.caToll Free: 1–866–427–3582

Fire Bans in AlbertaWeb: albertafirebans.ca

Emergency (Police, Fire, Ambulance)Phone: 911

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Bonnyville

To Elk Point

To Lac La Biche

To Edmonton

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Cold LakeProvincial Park

Campground Guide

Printed March 2016

ISBN: 978–1–4601–2470–3

Informal trails located in the more remote northern portion of the park are not regularly maintained. Visitors are advised to contact the park office for information about conditions on these trails.

Welcome to Cold Lake Provincial Park.

Located in a transition zone between parkland and boreal forest, the park protects marshes, mixed wood forests, beautiful sand beaches and lakeshore landscapes that support a diverse community of birds and other wildlife. Despite its name, the lake’s depth actually creates a thermal basin that prevents ice forming until well into December. As a result, the birding season here is extended significantly. Not only is this a great place to see waterfowl and shorebirds, hundreds of songbirds and other forest species live in the varied and rich habitats in the park. Many species use the sheltering forests of the park as wintering grounds.

While you are here, explore the 9 km of formal trails by foot or mountain bike. Stroll along the lakeshore to see birds or catch a glimpse of other resident wildlife. Relax on the beach until the end of the day to treat yourself to a spectacular northern sunset.

Cold LakeProvincial Park(Lund’s Point)

Cold LakeProvincial Park(Medley River)

Cold LakeProvincial Park(North Shore)

Cold LakeProvincial Park(South Shore)

French BayProvincialRecreation Area

English BayProvincialRecreation Area

French Bay

English Bay

I.R. 149B

I.R. 149A

RR 15A

RR 11

Twp Rd 1630

North Bay

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FacilitiesThe park has 117 campsites at Lund’s Point. Twenty-six have power and water hook-ups, 79 have just power and 12 are walk-in tenting sites. There are coin operated showers, flush toilets, sewage disposal, boat launch, playgrounds, a store and fish cleaning facilities. A group camp site is available by reserving online at reserve.albertaparks.ca.

Yellow Warbler © Gerald Romanchuk

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