Crow Lake Provincial Park is a provincial park in Alberta, Canada. It is located on the northern and western shore of Crow Lake, along Highway 63, 130 kilometres south of Fort McMurray and 154 kilometres north of Lac La Biche. The park is situated at an elevation of 615 m, and has a surface of 7.7 km².
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It's nice to have another camping option in the Fort Murray greater area, even if it's not the best. It seems like this was constructed rather quickly. The area tree's are all leveled, with little to no brush or trees between sites. Currently very rustic with two outhouses and two garbage cans. No water. 1/3 of the sites are Very nice with a lake view, but the other 2/3's are overgrown with weeds. The lake is more shallow than expected, you can walk quite far out. In Aug there was a lot of Algae growth. The fish can be heard jumping but we were unable to catch anything. No motor boats on this lake according to...
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It's a very rustic campsite, not much to do I wish it was alittle cheaper at $26 a night and there is hardly any development it should be only $20/night. On the positive the outhouse was very clean and didn't smell that bad. Also bring bear spray or any other bear deterrent, they are around but if you keep your campsite clean you shouldn't get a visit!! I'll go again because there isn't much camping here in...
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No boat access. No lake access unless you want to scramble down a steep hill. No trails (not even the unofficial ones that people end up making themselves, I'm guessing the campground is just that new). Just 15 or 20 small camping spots with firepits (no firewood so bring your own) in a circle and 2 outhouses which are at least clean, probably cause nobody uses...
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