Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park

Alberta Parks

Advisories

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  • Construction Closure - Boat Launch and Seawall Closure

    Effective:  October 15, 2024   Updated:  January 14, 2025

      Alberta Parks is giving the seawall area at Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park a refresh.  The following areas are closed for the winter with an anticipated reopening in Spring 2025:

      • Seawall
      • Ice near the seawall
      • Trails and stair access to the seawall and Day Use Boat Launch area
      • Day Use Boat Launch
      • Carson Cove Store and day use boat trailer parking lot.
      • Peninsula Shower House parking lot
      • Seawall upper parking lot

      Construction is weather dependent and can take place seven days a week from 7am to 9 pm. 

      Lake access will be in H loop between sites 174 and 175. Pylons on the ice mark the construction zone on the east. Please see the advisory notice for winter camping information.  Regular winter closure of Loops A-F including the F-Loop boat launch is in effect.   

  • Operational Service Change (OSC) - Carson-Pegasus Winter Information for Visitors

    Effective:  October 15, 2024   Updated:  January 14, 2025

      Camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis in Loops G and H. 

      • Please register at the Self-registration vault located just beyond the seawall parking lot before G Loop. 
      • Payment can be made by cash or cheque. 
      • Power sites in G and H loops continue to have 15/30 Amp power for the winter.
      • Please bring your own Firewood.   
      • Please bring your own water as there is none available in the park. 
      • Docks have been removed from the lakes

      The seawall, staircases and day use boat launch on the peninsula are closed as the area is undergoing a refresh.  More details on dates and service interruptions are posted on the advisory's page.

      Check here for updates before your planned stay.

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