We want you to get the absolute most out of your camping experience
To ensure every guest enjoys a "rugged-and-real" boreal adventure, we’ve compiled a bit of local knowledge to help you prepare for your stay.
Whether you’re here for the world-class fishing or a quiet weekend by the lake, knowing what to expect helps keep our community safe and fun for everyone.
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Stay Informed: Safety & Conditions
Northern Alberta weather can change quickly, and wildfire risks are a reality of the boreal region. Use these resources to stay informed before your trip:
Current Wildfires
Alberta is a vast province with a wealth of destinations. Before planning your trip, please consult the following resources to see how active fires may impact your travel routes.
View the Alberta Wildfire Status Dashboard
Download the Alberta Wildfire Status app
Weather Forecast
Make sure to check the current forecast for Canyon Creek and the Lesser Slave River region.
Visit the Weather Network
Road Closures
See current road closures, restrictions and conditions in Alberta.
View the 511 Alberta Map
Active Alerts
Find active emergency alerts and view a map of affected areas.
See all Alberta Emergency Alerts
Fire Bans
Advisories, restrictions and bans may be in place to prevent or control wildfires.
Check for active fire bans
Download the Alberta Fire Bans app
Local Points of Interest
Explore an ever-growing inventory of the destinations and businesses that must be experienced during a summer stay in Lesser Slave River. You'll be hard-pressed to fit them all into one trip...but you can try!
Use the map below to locate some of the must-see destinations in and around our region.
Explore these unique local destinations
Part of a 1500-year-old sand dune complex, Devonshire Beach is a unique environment in the province, and an important habitat for several rare plants and animal species.
Officially opened in 2016, Wildfire Legacy Park is a tribute to the region's bravery, resiliency, and hope in the wake of the devastating May 2011 wildfires.
Easily the most breathtaking view of the region. This day-use area is equipped with picnic tables and benches, allowing you to enjoy a meal or just admire the view.
