Camp at Pierre Grey's Lakes Provincial Park

Visit a provincial park hosting three crystal clear lakes, four campgrounds, and a fair sized island to go out on and explore! The three lakes are perfectly suitable for canoeing and kayaking, as well as fishing. Desjarlais lake is stocked with Rainbow Trout, Moberly Lake is stocked with Brook Trout, and McDonald Lake is known as a trophy fishing lake with some special regulations, check the Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations for info. As far as Hiking/Snowshoeing/Cross-country Skiing trails go, there are nearly 50 kilometers of outstanding trails, most are groomed, while only some remained un-groomed throughout the winter season. There is still a historic trading post that rests on the north end of Moberly Lake.

*Only boats moved by paddles or electric motors are permitted.*

There are boat launches located at; The Desjarlais Lake Boat Launch is accessible from the Joachim Loop Campground, there is a hand launch at the McDonald Lake Day Use Area, and The Norris Boat Launch for Moberly Lake is located near the Moberly Loop Campground. The four campsites consist of; Joachim, Wanyandie, Moberly, and Delorme loops. The Joachim loop has all un-serviced campsites. The other three loops are all powered sites. The only first come first serve sites are in Wanyandie loop, 1, 3, 7, 10, 12, 15, 18, all the rest have to be reserved, see here at Reserve.AlbertaParks.com. A camping season usually ranges from somewhere around May 15th to October 15th. Un-serviced sites are $26 and powered sites are $33, there is also a $12 reservation fee (reservations start on February 20th). Firewood can be bought at the Booth for $8.

Directions: From Grande Cache, travel about 35 kilometers east on Highway 40. There will be a turn off on the left hand side of the road.