Notice
- No cell service in park
Located along the northern shore of the mighty Peace River, Dunvegan Provincial Park is both a parkland forest campground and provincially and nationally designated historic resource.
Explore the luscious garden pathways while wandering the riverside trails or take a peak in the visitor centre and experience history through four original, authentically restored and furnished buildings which include the stories of Indigenous, fur trade and mission life at this historic site.
Location: 21 km southwest of Fairview on Hwy. 2 where the bridge crosses the Peace River. There is no cellphone service in the park.
Events
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No upcoming events at this time.
Activities
Camping
Fishing
Hiking - Front Country
Interpretive Program
Mtn. Biking/Cycling
Wildlife Viewing
Electric Bicycles
- Permitted activities may vary within a park. Please confirm details with park staff.
- Be Bear Smart: Download pamphlet PDF.
- Note: The park is located at the north end of Alberta's only suspension bridge.
- Historic Dunvegan: Historic Dunvegan is also part of the park. This provincial historic site includes a Hudson's Bay Company Factor's House, St. Charles Church and rectory. The Visitor Centre is open from May 15 to the first Monday in September, with tours offered.
- Canoeing: A public boat launch is located on the south shore of Peace River.
- Trails: The park has river-side walking trails and spectacular views of the Peace River valley.