The best camping near Miquelon Lake Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Miquelon Lake Provincial Park adventure.

Wildlife, stargazing, glamping, and skiing—Miquelon Provincial Park has something for every camper.

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Avant Gardens

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents45 acres · Wetaskiwin, AB

Avant Gardens offers 2 separately rented sites: one is a small rustic cabin and the other is a tenting (or small RV/van) area nestled in the bush on 45 acres in rural Leduc County. The 2 sites share an outhouse. The property is 5 minutes down the road from Coal Lake which offers fishing, boating and more. There is no running water but drinking water is available on site. Group camping is welcome. Firewood is available for purchase.

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Campbellville

6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Camrose, AB

Almost 20 acres of ponds, trails, trees, and multiple features along the way! Private property with no neighbors nearby. Enjoy the recharge back in nature. Minutes from a the famous ‘footloose caboose’ rural restraunt. Total distance from downtown Edmonton is 45 minutes. Several spots to choose from. We look forward to meeting you!

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Elk Island Getaway

12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Edmonton, AB

Welcome to Elk Island Getaway! Elk Island Getaway is located 20 minutes east of Edmonton and 7 minutes from HWY 16 main entrance of Elk Island Park, Alberta. We are also right by Elk Island Park, in addition to being an important refuge for bison, elk and more than 250 bird species, it is a great place for all your hiking, picnicking, biking, canoeing and kayaking needs. When you enter Elk Island National Park you will know immediately that you have entered an oasis of calm. For years people have come to the picturesque park to escape the city life, explore the outdoors and connect with nature. Come and experience the dark sky preserve in our area that features an amazing opportunity to star gaze and to view the Northern Lights. We have 8 campsites available for tent, van, small motorhome, and trailers. Our group site is sites 7 and 8 please inquire if interested in this option. We do not discriminate on anything and are all inclusive Pets welcome on leash and owners are responsible for clean-up. This is a camper-maintained campground. Please take your trash with you at the end of your stay. There is a toilet available for campers to use but no other amenities. Our sites offer sites offer picnic tables and firepits. Mowed paths to walk If you forget your firewood or need more, we sell large bundles of tamarack wood (we pay for the wood to be trucked in) for an additional fee. We follow Provincial and County Fire Regulations Boreal Harvest Farms is right next door with a honeyberry U pick available during part of the year. Starts July 8th open to pick for an additional fee! We look forward to hosting you.

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Ravens Valley

9 sites · Lodging5 acres · Sturgeon County, AB

A great private place to enjoy camping! Surrounded by large spruce trees and nature. Small pond and creek. Chalet sleeps up to 5 comfortably. Plan for some tasty outdoor cooking! We provide a barbecue and propane. Fire pit with free firewood and hot dog sticks. Nice place for singles, couples, small families and pets. Feel at peace surrounded by nature. Pet friendly with great walking trails for day and night time. Lawn and board games with a large 6 seater picnic table by the fire pit. In the summer enjoy a hot shower in nature! Propane included. A beautiful private nature getaway, where you can relax, let go and rejuvenate. There are so many good healing factors when you can just relax and let nature take its course! Come experience! We are nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley across from the Sturgeon river. 25 mins North of downtown Edmonton. Light packing trip, - food, drinking water, shower towel, personal toiletries and insect repellent. Included in the Chickadee Chalet, All bedding and pillows to sleep 5 comfortably. 1 queen, 1 single and 1 double in the loft. Dinette booth to eat and play games. Plates, cups, glasses, pot, pans, utensils, napkins, foil, plastic wrap, lanterns, toaster, coffee maker, can opener, utensils, microwave, crockpot and mini fridge. Barbecue and fire table in the gazebo. Hot dog sticks. Private outhouse Across from the Sturgeon River nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley Available close by, Fishing, swimming pools, vegetable farm and petting zoo 10 mins away! Playing cards -Board games Campfire songs -Rock Painting kits

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Campino Natural

18 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents4 acres · Edmonton, AB

We are an Adult Only 25+ Naturist/Nudist Retreat on a Private Acreage minutes away from the City. We offer amenities such as heated above ground pool, Hot Tub, Sauna, Beach and Sports Field. You can Hike Freely 'naturally' on our 1.2 km Nature Path. Your Spacious Bell-Tent is equipped with a Queen Bed, Plenty of Comfy Blankets and Pillows. Season Opens May Long weekend of 2024 - September Long weekend 2024. We are Open Thursday to Monday Weekly. Your Check in is 12 noon Check out is 10 a.m. BUT you can remove your personal Belongings and enjoy the amenities till 6 p.m.

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Creek's Edge

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Spruce Grove, AB

This property was part of a large tree farm that was owned and operated by a well-respected and well-known family in the community. The family subdivided the land before selling the property. The beauty and serenity - and the variety of trees - still exists to this day. Learn more about this land:This cozy, private, and peaceful spot is shaded by mature spruce and pine next to a ravine leading down to a small creek and more than 3 kilometres of hiking/snowshoe trails that meander through the forest and along the creek. Frisbees and horseshoes are available for guests' use. Soak in the peaceful environment and relax in our hammocks or chairs. Two friendly dogs and two friendly cats live on the property and are sure to give you a warm welcome, just as their owners will. Less than 10 min away are lakes and environmental reserves for paddling and fishing, hiking and bicycling, and geocaching. Local amenities (shopping, recreation, banking, groceries) are less than a 10-minutes drive away. Although this property is located not far from major urban centres, with convenient access to major routes to and from Edmonton, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain, you will feel miles from civilization, thanks to the abundance of trees, privacy and the serenity of the place. It's the best of both worlds! Rest and rejuvenate in your forested campsite without having to travel to the boonies to do so!We want to share our peaceful, serene, and beautiful property with those who can respect our pristine environment.

The best camping near Miquelon Lake Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Miquelon Lake Provincial Park provides year-round access to nature through its spacious campsites, sandy beach area, and a vast trail system. While campers love spending days exploring the hiking trails or playing basketball at the day-use area, we think Miquelon shines its brightest in the darkest hours of the night. Nestled in the Beaver Hills Dark Sky Preserve, here you can stay up watching stars and counting constellations. The sole Miquelon Lake Campground is large, offering private spacious sites suitable for tents and RVs. Looking for something more luxurious? The park has four comfort camping yurts available for rent.

Notable Camping Spots

Best for glamping: The comfort camping yurts offer the beauty of the outdoors with the comforts of a bed.
Best for winter camping: Miquelon Lake Campground is open year-round for camping, cross-country skiing, and skijoring (skiing with dogs!).
Best for stargazers: On a clear night, take the fly off your tent and sleep under the Milky Way.

Tips for snagging a campsite

With more than 270 serviced and unserviced sites, securing a campsite at Miquelon Lake Campground is usually a breeze. However, reservations are required from May through September.
Winter camping is first-come, first-served, but no need to rush, as you won’t have competition for a prime site.
The comfort camping yurts are a hot commodity, especially on holidays and weekends. Make your reservation as early as possible or keep an eye out for mid-week openings.
Reservations for both the campground and the yurts can be made online, by phone, or in person at the park's Information Centre.

When to go

Miquelon Lake Campground might be Alberta’s best kept secret. No matter what time of year you visit, you likely won’t encounter big crowds. While summer and fall are lovely for a hike or a paddle across the lake, we can’t get enough of this park in winter. Enjoy skiing along the Miquelon Lake shoreline or wind through 20 kilometres of backcountry trails—there are trails suitable for all ski levels. Another bonus of winter camping: the stars come out super early!

Know before you go

Swimming is not recommended at Miquelon Lake due to poor water conditions. Try bird watching along the lake instead.
Miquelon Lake Camp has four wheelchair-accessible sites, three of which have power. There are also wheelchair-accessible shower buildings onsite.
Winter campers must bring their own water. Water services, including flush toilets, are not available from early September until late April.