Top Parks in Wetaskiwin county no 10, Alberta

Buck Lake Provincial Recreation Area

Address: Wetaskiwin County No. 10, AB T0C 0S0, Canada

“Campsites are much closer together then the map shows. Site 9 and 11 are basically attached, glad it's occupied by such a nice family. The hand launch for canoes and kayaks is not paved or maintained and is basically a mossy mud pit, impassable without serious rubber boots. There is no real water access so if you are planning to spend time on/in the water, this is probably not the campsite for you.”

Buck Lake Campground

Address: 406 Lakeshore Dr, Buck Lake, AB T0C 0T0, Canada

Calhoun Bay Provincial Recreation Area

Address: Wetaskiwin County No. 10, AB T0C 0S0, Canada

“I thoroughly enjoyed my 2-night stay at Calhoun Bay. Trees, water, and good weather. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the water is only really usable for boating. Not inviting to swim in from the narrow shore access. I don't think you can launch anything with a motor from the shore either. We got a good site in the back corner of the loop. Lots of trees throughout the campsite. The sites closer to the road are slightly cramped compared to the ones deeper in. All of them have moderate to good privacy. Toilets and non-potable water pump are an easy walk from most sites. Toilets are clean. There's a path at the end of the loop that takes you on a short marsh hike. Limited cell reception. No firewood on site. We went into the town of Buck Lake and got a pair of bundles for a good price at the General Store. Overall, it was a nice, simple little campground. Great if you have a canoe or kayak or paddle board to enjoy the lake with. The sunsets were epic!”

Crerar Neighbourhood Park

Address: 260 Sirente Dr, Hamilton, ON L9A 5H1, Canada