Gregoire Lake Campground

Northern · Alberta Parks · Gregoire Lake Provincial Park · Updated

The beach at Gregoire Lake Provincial Park.
The beach at Gregoire Lake Provincial Park. The photo shows the park area, not the campsites.
Photo: Bahador, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The main campground near Fort McMurray, with powered, power/water and full-hookup sites. There are showers, flush toilets, laundry, a beach and a boat launch. A convenient spot to camp in the boreal forest close to the city.

Family-friendlyHikingFishingLake/BeachPaddling/BoatingPlayground

Nearby: “A network of trails runs throughout the campground area.” (Alberta Parks page)

Why these tags? (sources)

Cost

Typical cost per night: about $50 (approximate average of the listed rates, before extras)

Nightly rates by site type (CAD)
Power$42.00
Power/Water$50.00
Power/Water/Sewer$58.00

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

Campground details

ParkGregoire Lake Provincial Park
OperatorAlberta Parks (Government of Alberta)
Location29 km south-east of Fort McMurray on Hwy 881.
SeasonMay 14 - Oct 12 (reservable/serviced season: May 14 - Oct 11) (2026 dates; they change yearly and with weather)
Site typesPower, Full hookups
Power: 72 sites (15/30 amp as listed); Power/Water: 45 sites (15/30 amp as listed); Power/Water/Sewer: 23 sites (15/30 amp as listed)
RV lengthNo maximum RV length published on the campground page; check site details when booking.
ShowersYes
Sani-dumpYes
Flush toiletsYes
Other amenitiesBoat Launch, Fast Food Concession, Firepits, Firewood Sold, Fish Cleaning Stations, Grocery/Supply Store, Laundry, Lifejacket Loaner Station, Pit/Vault Toilets, Playground, Power, Shelter - Picnic, 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.