Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park - Slave Lake, Alberta

Dominique B.

Merveilleux endroit.
Grande plage, facile d'accès.

Noah V. D.

Absolutely beautiful park, Devonshire Beach is a great place to swim or have a picnic in the summer. Definitely don't miss this place if you're ever in the area.

Agnes D.

The pit/vault toilets here are impressive. The one in loop D would always surprisingly smell nice. What I like most about this campground is the easy access to the lake. You could hear the waves at night, too. It’s definitely therapeutic to hangout at the sandy beach. Lastly, it’s worth mentioning that the coin-operated warm shower costs a dollar per 4 minutes. It can be enough if you don’t wash your long hair.

Jeff C.

They only sell firewood for limited hours Friday and Saturday. The showers are a buck for 4 minutes and temperature nor spray are adjustable. Two floors of stairs to get to beach area which is rocky. The walking trail that parallels the shore is several meters away from lake and gives to view of the lake. The boat launch is barricaded and you have to carry canoe ir similar 200 meters. The lake was quite rough for most of our stay so no sense launching a snall craft.

Kate N.

My family and I have been camping at this campground for 20+ years. This is our favourite campground to go to. Recently, this year they have no longer allowed dogs on the beach. Before you were allowed to have your dog down in a separate area from the rest of the beach, not any more.

A lot of the sites have good privacy and the beach is the best.

Shawn F.

Awesome place to camp with the family! The shower house is a little dated but in working order. $1 for about 5min shower time.
The beach is a little rocky in some places, but nice. You have to wad out to get to deeper water, so fishing from shore doesn't work. The stairs down to the beach are a little sketchy.
The patch system is nice. Km's to walk the dog.

Glen M.

Our family spent four days camping (tents) in a double site with electricity. The site was excellent being quite flat with lots of options as to where the tents could be placed. The site was quite private with lots of trees. There were outhouses that were well-placed throughout the campground. Fresh water outlets were plentiful. The shower house was clean. The showers cost one dollar for about four minutes. There are six shower stalls in the men's side. It was a short walk to the beach. The water was clear and warm (mid-July). The water is shallow for quite a way out making it great for kids. There is a laundry at the shower house. It was clean with two washers and dryers. It was one of the best campgrounds I have been to. My only small complaint is there is no paper towel in the main shower house. Later in the day the counters are wet and the remnants of toothpaste etc are in the sinks. There is a small store,which doubles as the registration office. I was impressed with the $3.00 per bag cost for ice.

Kayla G.

10/10 would recommend especially for families. Just spent the last 10 days there with our 4 year old daughter and she loved it. We weren’t sure about the length of stay camping but the campground did not disappoint. Our daughter had the best time.
We were in C21 (no hook ups) and it was the perfect spot close to the beach trail. We could hear the waves at night and it was so relaxing. The water was super high so there wasn’t much beach but we made the best of it and swan every single day. The fish scavenger hunt was so fun and we enjoyed the berry bingo and nature scavenger hunt. The amphitheatre was great on Saturday evening at 7pm and had covid guidelines. The playground was fantastic (just wish there was swings). The drinking water available around the entire campground was a bonus and the newly renovated shower rooms were also great! We were so happy they were open! We made the drive from Calgary and it was worth it. We will be back for sure. A truly hidden gem! 💚