Cold Lake Campground

Northern · Alberta Parks · Cold Lake Provincial Park · Updated

Cold Lake right next to the provincial park campground.
Cold Lake right next to the provincial park campground. The photo shows the lake, not the campsites.
Photo: Martiy1971, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A lakeside campground near the City of Cold Lake with powered and power/water sites plus walk-in tent sites. There are showers, flush toilets, a sani-dump and a boat launch. The lake is famous for clear, deep water and good fishing.

Family-friendlyFishingLake/BeachPaddling/BoatingWildlife viewingPlayground

Nearby: “Canoeing, sailing... boat launch.” (Alberta Parks page)

Why these tags? (sources)

Cost

Typical cost per night: about $40 (approximate average of the listed rates, before extras)

Nightly rates by site type (CAD)
Power$40.00
Power/Water$48.00
Walk-in Tenting$32.00

Source: official rates page. Rates checked October 2026, confirm before booking.

Campground details

ParkCold Lake Provincial Park
OperatorAlberta Parks (Government of Alberta)
LocationA short drive east of the City of Cold Lake, on the shore of Cold Lake near the Saskatchewan border.
SeasonMay 14 - Oct 13 (reservable/serviced season: May 14 - Oct 12) (2026 dates; they change yearly and with weather)
Site typesUnserviced, Power
Power: 79 sites (15/30 amp as listed); Power/Water: 26 sites (15/30 amp as listed); Walk-in Tenting: 12 sites
RV lengthNo maximum RV length published on the campground page; check site details when booking.
ShowersYes
Sani-dumpYes
Flush toiletsYes
Other amenitiesAmphitheatre, Boat Launch, Firepits, Firewood Sold, Fish Cleaning Stations, Grocery/Supply Store, Pier, Pit/Vault Toilets, Playground, Power, Water - Tap
ReservationsAlberta Parks reservation system (online or 1-877-537-2757); bookings open 90 days ahead
Book or check availability
Official pagewww.albertaparks.ca

Details are from the official/operator pages listed above, checked October 2026. Seasons, rates, closures and rules change; confirm with the operator before you go. Check fire bans and road conditions.