Pine Lake Campground and Day-Use Area, Kettle Point Group Camp - WBNP

courtesy WBNPSituated in Wood Buffalo National Park, Pine Lake is an aquamarine lake in the middle of the boreal forest, about 60 km (a 45-minute drive) from Fort Smith. Created by a series of three sink holes, the lake is a get-away destination for residents of Fort Smith.

The Pine Lake campground is used by campers in both RVs and tents. The campground is open from the May long weekend to the September Labour Day weekend.

The Pine Lake Day-Use Area features a cook shelter, picnic tables, fire pits, firewood, outhouses, playground, change rooms, and a beautiful sandy beach for swimming. The day-use area is open from May to the first snowfall (usually in October).

The Kettle Point Group Camp is a lakeside facility with a large log shelter, tenting area, beach, fire circle, firewood, picnic tables, outhouses, and a playground. It is usually open from the May long weekend to the September Labour Day weekend, depending on the weather. Reservations are required, with a minimum group of eight people. Please call (867) 872-7960 to register.

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