Kinnaird Camp
Kinnaird Lake is a backcountry camping area within Lakeland Provincial Park in northern Alberta, approximately 13 km east of Lac La Biche. It is one of 16 designated backcountry campsites in the park, featuring campsites at Kinnaird Island and Kinnaird Lake locations designed to accommodate larger groups. The area offers access to a scenic canoe circuit connecting four lakes (Jackson, Kinnaird, McGuffin, and Blackett) with portage trails. Camping is primitive, with pit toilets, firepits, bear poles for food storage, and picnic tables. Water is sourced directly from the lake. (via official site)
- firepits
- pit toilets
- picnic tables
- bear poles
- lake water
- portage trails
- canoe circuit
Rates & prices
Prices as published on Kinnaird Camp’s official website.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Backcountry Camping — First-come, first-served basis | free |
Key facts
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Location
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Good to know
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What camping capacity is allowed per site?
Maximum 6 people and 1 tent per site, with limited exceptions.
Is there a cost to camp at Kinnaird Lake?
No, backcountry camping is free on a first-come, first-served basis.
What facilities are available at the campsites?
Each site has a pit/vault toilet, firepit, bear pole or food storage locker, and picnic table. Water is available from the lake.
Can I camp anywhere in Lakeland Provincial Park?
No, random backcountry camping is not allowed. You must use one of the 16 designated backcountry campsites within the park.
Do I need a canoe to access Kinnaird Lake camping?
Yes, canoe access is required as these are backcountry sites. Canoe rentals are not available on-site but may be available in Lac La Biche.
How much does it cost to camp at Kinnaird Camp?
Kinnaird Camp is free to camp at.
How many sites does Kinnaird Camp have?
Kinnaird Camp has around 1 pitches.
Who runs Kinnaird Camp?
Kinnaird Camp is operated by Alberta Parks.
When is Kinnaird Camp open?
Kinnaird Camp is open year-round.
What languages are spoken at Kinnaird Camp?
Staff at Kinnaird Camp speak English.
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