Caution

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Alberta Parks

Effective Date: October 9, 2026

Where: Beauvais Lake Campground , Beauvais Lake Provincial Park

Details:

Water services at water-tap stands and the dump station will no longer be available as water lines will be cleared due to cooling temperatures. 

Please plan ahead and bring enough water for the duration of your visit. 

Effective Date: September 30, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Beauvais Lake Campground

Details:

As of September 30, Beauvais Lake Provincial Park Campground will be transitioning to first-come, first-served for Winter Camping.

  • Sites 1-15 will remain open with power throughout the winter camping season. Sites 16-77 will close on October 12.
  • Payment by cash and cheque can be made at the self-registration vault located near the campground entrance. Power sites are $28 and non-power sites are $20 per night.
  • Please bring your own water and firewood.

The campground will reopen for Peak Season Camping on May 7, 2027. Peak season camping is by reservation only and bookings begin 90 days prior. 

Welcome to Beauvais Lake Provincial Park, where forested hills meet prairie skies. Named for the Beauvais homesteading family, this area is rich with Indigenous history, ranching heritage, and strong community ties. Today, it’s a favourite destination for day-trippers, campers, and cottagers seeking lake views and memorable outdoor adventures.

With 30 km of trails, there’s plenty to explore. In summer, enjoy birdwatching, fishing, hiking, biking, paddling, boating, and free interpretive programs and theatre shows. Winter offers ice fishing, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and winter camping.

The park features car accessible, walk-in, and group campsites with powered and unpowered options. Amenities vary by season as the park shifts between reservations and first-come, first-served service. Year-round outhouses, two playgrounds, seasonal potable water, a sani-dump, and seasonal firewood sales are available for visitors. 

Wildlife is abundant as moose, deer, black bears, grizzlies, and cougars all roam the area. Please recreate responsibly by carrying bear spray and keeping campsites clean and attractant-free.

11.5 km west of Pincher Creek on Hwy. 507 & 8.5 km south on Hwy. 775

Events

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No upcoming events at this time.

Maps & Guides

  • Bird Checklist Beauvais Lake PP -- b2242778-598e-422b-a610-004e80fc8a02 True
  • Campground & Trail Map Beauvais Lake PP, Map, Campground, Walk-in Tenting, Beauvais Lake PP, Aspen Trail, Baldy Trail, Conifer Heights Trail, Chipman Creek Trail, Christy Mines Trails, Cutline Trail, Elkwoods Loop Trail, Homestead Loop Trail, Mill Creek Trail, Mount Albert Backcountry Loop Trail, Piney Point Trail, Roller Coaster Trail, Scott's Point Trail, South Shore Trail -- b2242778-598e-422b-a610-004e80fc8a02 True
  • Park Guide with Maps Beauvais Lake PP, Map, Aspen Trail, Baldy Trail, Conifer Heights Trail, Chipman Creek Trail, Christy Mines Trail, Cutline Trail, Elkwoods Trail, Homestead Trail, Piney Point Trail, Mount Albert Backcountry Loop Trail, Roller Coaster Trail, Scott's Point Trail, South Shore Trail -- b2242778-598e-422b-a610-004e80fc8a02 True
  • Trail Map Beauvais Lake PP, Map, Campground, Walk-in Tenting, Aspen Trail, Baldy Trail, Conifer Heights Trail, Chipman Creek Trail, Christy Mines Trails, Cutline Trail, Elkwoods Loop Trail, Homestead Loop Trail, Mill Creek Trail, Mount Albert Backcountry Loop Trail, Piney Point Trail, Roller Coaster Trail, Scott's Point Trail, South Shore Trail -- b2242778-598e-422b-a610-004e80fc8a02 True
Updated: Sep 17, 2026
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