

Experience a truly Canadian camping experience at Cadotte Lake in Woodland Cree First Nation, this summer. Plenty of forested area around this lake offer visitors a cozy and quiet area to set up camp in their choice of several un-serviced sites. Bring a fishing rod and try your luck at catching a northern pike. Explore the multitude of trails and cutlines perfect for OHVs. Every year quad rallies are held in this area, contact the Woodland Cree First Nation Band office for more details.
Get There: Cadotte Lake is located 86km northeast of Peace River
Cadotte Lake in Woodland Cree First Nation, offers some of the best ice fishing in the Peace region. The lake holds a healthy population of northern pike and offers an amazing view of the boreal forest in its winter glory. Be sure to try your hand at snowshoeing and enjoy the freedom of exploring anywhere there’s snow. There are many cutlines and trails available for sledders as well. Bring supplies for a winter cookout and stay and enjoy an evening of dark sky viewing. On a clear night, the aurora borealis may appear and stun viewers with their beauty.
The Mighty Peace Region is located in northwestern Alberta, Canada, bordering northeastern British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. It's a vast, scenic area defined by the Peace River, one of the longest rivers in Canada, and is known for its rolling hills, river valleys, boreal forests, and wide-open skies.
The region includes a collection of rural communities, towns, and Indigenous settlements such as:
The Mighty Peace is known for its rugged natural beauty, rich Indigenous and settler history, agriculture, outdoor adventure, and a strong sense of community. It’s remote, wild, and welcoming—perfect for those looking to explore one of the last frontiers.
Popular activities include: