Peppers Lake Staging Provincial Recreation Area

Alberta Parks

Peppers Lake Staging Campground

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Partner: Friends of the Eastern Slopes Association

Peppers Lake Staging Campground is found in Peppers Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 84 km southwest of Nordegg on Hwy. 734. Here there are a handful of sites perfect for equestrian users. Hitching rails and access to nearby equestrian trails are available.

This campground is maintained by the Friends of the Eastern Slopes; a non-profit organization that operates campgrounds through positive and proactive volunteer efforts. A nightly fee is not charged for the campground, however campers are encouraged to purchase a $30 annual membership to this organization to support their volunteer efforts and operation of this campground.

Camping

Season: Year-round
Site Type Campsites Power Rate/Night Reservable Dates Current Status
Unserviced 6 - FOESA
Membership 		No FCFS
  • Garbage: This is a user maintained campground. Garbage receptacles are not provided.  It is MANDATORY that campers pack out their garbage.
  • Toilets: Vault toilets are available onsite.  Toilet paper & hand sanitizer are not provided. Campers must be prepared to provide their own toilet paper & hand sanitizer. Toilets will cleaned a minimum of once a week, campers may clean the toilet facilities themselves prior to their use if required. Dumping of any garbage or sewage into the vault toilets is prohibited.
  • Wildlife: Campers must ensure that all garbage, food and associated attractants are secured within a hard walled trailer or vehicle when not in use to prevent attracting bears and other wildlife to your campsite.
  • This is an unserviced campground.

Amenities

First Come, First Serve
Firewood

Firewood is not available. Help stop the spread of forest pests, Dutch elm disease and emerald ash borer. Plan to bring or buy firewood locally to burn on site.

Water

Please bring your own water. Water from the hand pump/tap is not safe for consumption or use and should only be used to put out fires.


Updated: Apr 14, 2026