Calgary 
Credit: Alberta Parks
Alberta is in Stage 2 of Alberta’s reopening Strategy which allows movie theatres, gyms, pools, libraries, casinos and churches to reopen from June 12. The government has also increased gathering limits to 100 outdoors and 50 indoors. Physical distancing measures still remain.
As part of Stage two, 50 per cent capacity limit for provincial campgrounds has been lifted. By July 1, all camping sites will be open for reservations 100% capacity for individual campsites (both reserve and first come, first served), and backcountry camping by July 1.
Alberta Parks have reopened some campgrounds at select parks from June 12th.
Here is the list of some reservable and first-come, first-served campgrounds that are open from June 12 onward.
- Beaverdam
- Boulton Creek
- Bow River
- Bow Valley
- Buck Lake
- Chambers Creek
- Crescent Falls
- Dickson Point
- Dinosaur
- Dry Haven
- Dunvegan
- Elk Creek
- Elkwood
- Etherington Creek
- Goldeye Lake
- Harlech
- Horburg
- Jackfish Lake
- Kinbrook Island
- Lac des Arcs
- Little Elbow
- Little Elbow Equestrian
- Lower Lake
- McLean Creek
- Medicine Lake
- Mitchell Lake
- Moonshine Lake
- Musreau
- North Dyke
- Pelican Point Park
- Peppers Lake Staging
- Phyllis Lake
- Saskatoon Island
- Saunders
- Sibbald Lake
- South Dyke
- Swan Lake
- Tay River
- Tillebrook
- Thompson Creek
- Two Lakes
- Two O’Clock Creek
- Williamson & Young’s Point.
List of 2020 First Come-First Served (FCFS) Camping (all will be open by July 1)
