Alberta Parks

Effective Date: June 5, 2026

Where: Area A Group Use , Area B Group Use , Area C Group Use , Carson-Pegasus Campground , Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park , Little McLeod Lake Day Use , McLeod Lake Day Use

Details: Visitors are reminded to keep an attractant free site when visiting the park to reduce the risk of bear encounters. 

Although an advisory is in place for this area, bears can be encountered at any time. To avoid a surprise encounter with a bear:

  • Make plenty of noise and travel in groups.
  • Be aware of your surroundings. Look and listen for bears and their signs.
  • Keep your pet on a leash.
  • Carry bear spray. Make sure it’s easily accessible and know how to use it.
  • Secure attractants like food, garbage, pet food and any scented items in hard sided vehicles or bear proof lockers.
  • Learn more about bear safety.

Report sightings and incidents to 310-LAND (5263).

Updated: October 5, 2026 

Effective Date: September 8, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park

Details: The water system was shut down as of September 14. The shower houses, campground water taps, and the sani-dump station are not available. Please bring your own water.

Updated: October 5, 2026 
Information: 780-778-2664

Group C is waterfront and features a dock. There are no trails connecting this group area to the store or beach. The clearing has space for RVs and tents. The shelter is a great spot to gather, eat and recreate, with a fireplace inside and large doors that allow picnic tables to be moved inside or outside. It is equipped with power via generator hook-up (bring your own generator). An outhouse is located here.

Group Use

May 14 - Sep 14
Site Type Max Units Extra Unit Power Sites Power Rate $/Night 5 Units Reservations
Group Camping 15 $ 35 - - $ 255 Seasonal Closure

Reservations can be made 180 days in advance of arrival date.

Capacity based on 50-foot units, including tow vehicle.

Amenities


Bookings Open
November 15

Water

This group area does not have a water tap or water pump. Please bring your own water or fill up at the potable tap in the sani-dump area. 

Updated: Apr 14, 2026
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