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Slave Lake | Alberta
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Region:
Northern Alberta
Known For:
Lesser Slave Lake | Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park | Sandy beaches | Bird observatory | Fishing & boating | Boreal landscapes
Best For:
Beach Days | Fishing Trips | Nature Escapes | Northern Road Trips
Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park
Outdoor
- Slave Lake, AB
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- Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park Information Facilities
It has a beautiful lake with excellent facilities for camping with the clean ground, but the tourist might have to do a little hike to get a clear spot. The southern end of the park consists of storm beaches, beach ridges and blowout dunes behind marshes and wetlands.
Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation
Outdoor Selfie Spot
- Hwy 88 Connector, Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0
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- Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation
It is a small, but modern museum nestled in the forest. The building is beautiful with interactive displays and exhibits. There is a big craft room for kids and a reasonably priced gift shop. The grounds have several short hiking loops for enjoying nature and seeing birds in the area.
Dog Island Brewing
Drink
- 250 Caribou Trail SW, Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0
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- Dog Island Brewing
Dog Island Brewing is a true North Craft beer experience. It is a true north brewing company that makes good beer and good friends. With over 18 taps, we are positive that we can find a brew for you.
Gilwood Golf and Country Club
Outdoor
- Hwy 88 Connector, Slave Lake, AB T0G 2A0
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- Gilwood Golf and Country Club
An 18-hole public golf course is located in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park. It has a boreal forest next to Lesser Slave Lake.
Fawcett Lake Resort
Beach Outdoor Stay
- 731024 Rge Rd 260 M.D. of Lesser Slave River #124
- 587-877-0746
- Fawcett Lake Resort
Fawcett Lake Resort has been a favourite spot to camp and fish for more than 50 years. It is located in the beauty of true natural Alberta bush, and the sunset itself is worth the drive.