Prince Albert National Park of Canada

Backcountry Campgrounds - Accessible by trail or water, not vehicle accessible

Stay at one of the 14 designated backcountry campgrounds. Enjoy all the wonders of the backcountry with the benefits of a few simple comforts. Each campground is complete with picnic tables, pit privies, firewood and bear caches. Whether you want a short hike or multi-day trip we have something for every adventurer! Backcountry permits are required for all overnight stays. Contact the Visitor Centre for details on backcountry routes and permits.

Winter campers at a designated backcountry campsite
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Group Camping

Trappers, Westwind and Northend are designated group camping sites and are available to educational groups. Call the Visitor Centre at (306) 663-4522 for more information and to make a reservation.

Random Backcountry Camping

With over 3800 km^² of protected, unspoiled wilderness, the Park offers all adventurers the opportunity to use their wilderness skills. Random backcountry camping is a great way to see the Park without the ‘crowds’. Just remember:

• Register at the Visitor Centre prior to your trip. 
• You must be further than two kilometres from any public highway or designated campground in Prince Albert National Park*.

*With the exception of these lakes –Waskesiu, Kingsmere, Ajawaan, Bagwa, Lily, Clare, Lavallee, Crean and Lost Lake, where you must camp in a designated campground.