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Discover the Peace Country Fish and Game Association (PCFGA), a community-oriented, non-profit club and gun range located near Peace River, Alberta. Since 1979, PCFGA has welcomed archers and shooters of all levels, offering a rifle range, pistol and smallbore bays, trapshooting, and archery.

Committed to safety and responsible shooting practices, the association provides a welcoming environment for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find information about memberships and rentals on the website, along with a calendar of upcoming activities. Join them for a variety of engaging events, family nights, and training sessions designed to help you develop your skills in a supportive community.

Nestled near Fairview, Alberta, Cummings Lake Campground is a serene retreat offering a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. With 28 spacious camping stalls, the campground provides electrical hookups, firewood, and well-maintained outhouses for convenience. Families will appreciate the playground, tire park, and ball diamonds, while nature enthusiasts can explore the scenic walking trails and enjoy bird watching. Adventure awaits with canoe rentals and a dedicated canoe and kayak launch, making it easy to immerse yourself in the tranquil waters. Whether you’re seeking outdoor activities or simply looking to relax in nature, Cummings Lake Campground is the perfect destination for a memorable camping experience.

Located on Hwy 732 – Adjacent to Fairview

There’s a Story Behind Every Bend in the River:

Whether you are just passing by Donnelly or have come to visit with the goal of research in mind, the Smoky River Historical and Genealogical Society is an open book – really! You’ll find shelves upon shelves of organized material! Don`t be afraid to take a quick visit to satisfy your curiosities, or delve into an afternoon of research with the help of our passionate volunteers. The slogan “Our history is part of our future” reflects an over 40 year commitment to the meticulous preservation and dissemination of knowledge about all those who helped, and continue to help, shape our communities.

Founded in 1984, the Society has amassed the most robust, open archive in Northern Alberta, with a diverse inventory including hundreds of vital statistic (birth, marriage, baptism) indices, one of the largest collection of community history books, tens of thousands of historical photographs, obituary cards, and newspapers. Originally specializing in preserving Francophone contributions to the culture of our region, time has only expanded the Society’s horizons to include preserving the records of all pioneers and Indigenous peoples who call our vast province home.

Looking for something in particular? The Society welcomes everybody, and all sorts of inquiries. Feel free to get in touch and let them know!

Hours of Operation:

Summer Hours (June-August): Open Monday through Friday, 10AM-4PM.

Winter Hours (September-May): Open Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 10AM-4PM.

Always open by appointment.

Directions:

At the junction of Highway 2 and 49, turn east towards the Village of Donnelly. The Smoky River Historical and Genealogical Society is located on the right, one block past the church, after turning north into the village.

Where to Find Us:

4923, 3^rd St.

Donnelly, Alberta

T0H 1G0

shgsr@outlook.com

780-925-3801

Embark on an exhilarating adventure with Peace Paragliding. Founded by seasoned  instructor, Glenn Bitterman, Peace Paraglidinghas been offering thrilling adventures in the skies since 2000. Glenn, who has paraglided on six continents and has been an instructor since 2003, brings extensive experience to his clients. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned thrill-seeker, Glenn offers a safe, unforgettable experience that will give you a lifetime of memories. Twenty plus jump locations throughout the Peace Country offer a truly unique and breathtaking perspective of this beautiful region. Discover the pure joy of flight with Peace Paragliding!

Located in between Simon Lake and Marten Lake, approximately 12km north of Cadotte Lake, Golden Lake is a beautiful area that is part of the Woodland Cree First Nation. Surrounded by lush forests and teeming with wildlife, Golden Lake is known as a haven for nature enthusiasts. With plenty of trails and sights to see, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the outdoors and experience tranquility while they enjoy unlimited amounts of fresh air. 

The Woodland Cree First Nation Recreation Grounds offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal location for events and sports activities. Situated in a serene woodland setting, the grounds boast well-maintained baseball diamonds that are perfect for friendly matches or competitive tournaments.

With lots of room for various activities and events, such as festivals and cultural gatherings, the recreation area provides a welcoming space for community members and visitors. The expansive grounds also offer plenty of parking space, ensuring convenience for those attending events or using the facilities.

There is also ample space for camping on site, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the surrounding nature. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a day of sports or one of their many events, the Woodland Cree First Nation Recreation Grounds offers the perfect retreat.

Discover the perfect retreat at the Sunny Valley Adventure lodge, an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and relaxation. Whether you’re an aspiring chef or a barbecue enthusiast, the lodge boasts a top-notch commercial-grade kitchen and a gas barbecue on the deck, offering you the flexibility to cook your favorite meals while enjoying scenic views of the sunset.

As night falls, the wilderness comes alive with the abundant wildlife that roams the area. Keep an eye out for elk, deer, moose, and bears as they roam freely in their natural habitat. The night sky is equally mesmerizing, offering a canvas of stars that sparkle overhead. If luck is on your side and the weather conditions permit, you might be treated to a spectacular display of the Northern Lights, the Aurora Borealis.

For those who love the outdoors, our lodge features a cozy outdoor firepit, perfect for gathering around with family and friends. Whether you’re making hot dogs with the kids or roasting marshmallows for s’mores, our firepit provides the ideal setting for creating lasting memories.

Plan your escape to our lodge and experience the beauty and tranquility that the lodge has to offer.

The Lodge Ammenities 

• Keeps 15 guests on three different levels
• 9 Fully serviced camping stalls
• Starlink wifi
• Hot tub
• Air conditioning
• 1 Natural gas BBQ
• Pool table
• 2 Natural gas fireplaces
• Large smart TV
• 2 Large outdoor fire pits
• Large stand up fridge & freezer
• 2 Washer and dryer sets
• Basement bar fridge & ice machine

You can find extensive forests at Simon Lake that are ideal for hunting, fishing, quadding, snowmobiling, and exploring. Not only does this beautiful area offer plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors, but it also hosts the unforgettable Woodland Cree First Nation Treaty Days at the Simon Lake Woodland Cree Culture and Recreational Area. Visit Simon Lake today and see why it’s a favourite among many!

Drop a line in during the summer or winter and experience what it’s like to fish at Joker Lake in the Woodland Cree First Nation. Situated among a vast, thick forest, Joker Lake is home to Yellow Perch and is frequented by locals in all seasons. Perfect for those days when you need solitude and time in nature, this lake and unserviced camping area offers all the peace and quiet you can ask for. 

Located in the Northern Boreal of the Woodland Cree First Nation, Sawn Lake is ideal for those who enjoy quadding or snowmobiling in dense forests and fishing in natural settings. With unserviced camping areas to stay at, fishermen and visitors can try their hand at catching Northern Pike in both summer and winter months, or quad and sled the trails nearby. Adventure can be found here!