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Due to dry conditions, Chain Lakes Provincial Park only has communal firepits in the campground. Propane and gas cooking equipment is permitted, and charcoal briquette barbeques are allowed when there are no fire bans in place. Propane fire pits are not permitted.
Effective Date: October 5, 2025 - Until Further Notice
Where: Chain Lakes Campground , Chain Lakes Provincial Park , Loop C Group Use
Details:Please be advised that FireSmart vegetation management work is being completed in and around Chain Lakes Provincial Park as part of ongoing efforts to manage vegetation for public safety, wildfire mitigation, infrastructure maintenance, and ecological health. This work will only take place on park property, including:
Visitors may observe heavy equipment operating within the park. There will be increased noise levels during this work, and temporary closures of certain areas may be necessary for safety. We appreciate your patience and understanding as these essential projects are completed.
This Group Use Area is a welcome and scenic setting ideal for family reunions, celebrations, and organized group events. The site features multiple campsites, ample parking, and a large cooking shelter that makes hosting a breeze. With open spaces, access to the water, and sweeping mountain views, this Group Use Area offers plenty of room for outdoor games, shared meals, and relaxed evenings around the fire.
| Site Type | Max Units | Extra Unit | Power Sites | Power Rate | $/Night 5 Units | Reservations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group Camping | 30 | $ 28 | - | - | $ 210 | Seasonal Closure |
Reservations can be made 180 days in advance of arrival date.
Propane fire pits are not permitted.
SewageA sani-dump station can be found near the entrance of the park and accepts $1 and $2 coins.
WaterPending weather, normal water service is available from the May long weekend to the September long weekend.
Bring your own water to help support water conservation and as a backup measure.