Fire Bans & Restrictions in Alberta Parks

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AlbertaParks.ca

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Fire Bans

Prohibited

ALL open fires, including campfires and charcoal briquettes

Permitted

Portable propane fire pits contained within designated fire pits and gas or propane stoves and barbeques designed for cooking or heating

Fire Restrictions

Prohibited

Wood, briquette and propane/natural gas fires OUTSIDE designated fire pits
Turkey fryers and Tiki torches

Permitted

Wood, briquette and propane/natural gas fires CONTAINED WITHIN designated fire pits
CSA or UL standards
- Portable propane fire pits when placed within designated fire pits
- Liquid or gas fueled lanterns (enclosed flame)
- Liquid or gas fueled stoves and BBQs designed for cooking
- Patio heaters (propane, catalytic or infrared/radiant) if deemed safe by a Conservation Officer

Fire Bans:
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Fire Restrictions:
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Recreational OHV Restrictions

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The fire bans and restrictions on this map are for provincial parks.

A fire ban is imposed for an extreme fire hazard.
A fire restriction is imposed for a high fire hazard.

For firebans outside of Alberta Parks, check AlbertaFireBans.ca.

Updated: May 26, 2020 @ 08:58 PM