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If you love nature and outdoor recreation, Spring Lake Campground is for you!

Spring Lake Campground is one of the most popular sites in Saddle Hills County, attracting visitors from all over North America. It is the number one stop for fishing in the county, as the lake is stocked with rainbow and brook trout seasonally. You can also enjoy paddle boarding, kayaking, hiking, and skiing at this campground.

Spring Lake Campground is accessible, from Alberta Highway 59, Go North on Range Road 110 for 4 miles (6 km), Go East on Township Road 750 for 1/2 Mile (800m), Go North on Range Road 105 for 3.5 miles (5.5 km), Go West on Spring Lake Road for 2 miles (3km), Campground on North Side of the road. Note: The last 3.5 miles to the Campsite, are on Oilfield roads and may be rough and/or muddy in places.

Open from May 12th to Oct 1st

Pick the perfect lakeside camping spot at Moonshine Lake Campground and get ready to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy an amazing Peace Country experience. This large campground is found in Moonshine Lake Provincial Park, 27 km west of Spirit River on Hwy. 49 and 7 km north on Highway 725. Only a four minute drive from the main highway, Moonshine Lake offers all the comforts of home with powered sites, showers and sewage disposal. Activities of all kinds add to the enjoyment of a visit to Moonshine Provincial Park.

For more information call 1-888-864-3760

The Shell True North pond is stocked annually with brook trout to create recreational opportunities for visitors and residents alike. This day use site is located approximately 30 km west of Spirit River on Highway 49 and then at TWP Rd. 791 continue to travel north on Highway 49 for approximately 400 m then turn west into the approach and immediately north to the pond.  After parking near the eastern shore of the lake, the area can be accessed by foot. No open fires please.  Watch closely for many types of wildlife that are abundant in this area. Black bear, coyotes, elk, moose, deer and a multitude of birds call this beautiful area home. 

For more information call 1-888-864-3760

The Fourth Creek Community Association maintains this multiuse area. The Fourth Creek Community Hall is a new beautifully designed venue available for rent for any event or celebration. Ten campsites are nearby offering power, camp tables, firepits and plenty of firewood. Campers can access a bathroom and a shower room located in the hall. A large recreation area with a playground is adjacent providing visitors with a spacious area for all sorts of fun activities.  The community association also hosts several annual events such as dances, suppers and barbeques to bring friends and neighbors together.

For campground information call (780) 500-6441 or email fourthcreekhall@gmail.com.

Located only 30 minutes away from Hythe, Beaverlodge, and La Glace, and one hour away from Grande Prairie, Spring Lake Ski Hill is a must visit this winter season! With newly renovated lifts, this family friendly ski hill offers beautiful views to both skiers and snowboarders, ski lessons, as well as a welcoming beginner hill for those just starting.

Equipped with a small rental shop, you’ll be able to get all the gear you need for a fun day outdoors in the fresh powder. Warm up in between runs at the cozy chalet and concession and make sure you refuel before heading up again.

Families can enjoy a full day of fun with activities that cater to all ages and experience levels here. Whether you’re gliding down the slopes or exploring the serene cross-country trails, Spring Lake Ski Hill delivers an unforgettable winter adventure in the Mighty Peace Region.