Are provincial parks free in Alberta?

The range for fees in Albertas provincial parks are set through directive by the Department head. There are no fees for day use in provincial parks.

Can you smoke in Alberta parks?

Cannabis smoking and vaping is prohibited within 5 meters of playgrounds, sports or playing fields (e.g. bike skills park), outdoor theatres (e.g. outdoor public education amphitheatres) and outdoor pools or splash pads (e.g. Sikome Aquatic Facility).

Are you allowed to camp on Crown land in Alberta?

Beyond the public and private sites across the province that you can camp in for a nightly fee, Alberta residents are also able to peg their tent or drive an RV onto public (aka “crown”) land. It is also commonly known as “backcountry” camping, “random” camping or “boondocking”.

Are there any fire bans in Alberta?

Fire Ban: A fire ban prohibits wood campfires on public land, campgrounds, and private land including backyard fire pits. Fire permits will be suspended or cancelled, and no new permits will be issued .Fire Ban.ActivityRestriction levelSafe wood campfires1 on public landsNot allowed9 more rows•Apr 21, 2021