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It's a perfect time to listen for calling owls while enjoying an evening stroll through a forest. Great horned owls can be heard throughout the province, boreal owls are calling in the mountains and boreal regions, and northern saw-whets should be singing in the aspen parkland.

We’re adding 330 campsites and two group camping areas from 15 parks to Shop.AlbertaParks.ca for the 2025 camping season! These sites will become bookable on April 8 at 9 a.m. Browse a full list of the 2025 reservable additions at AlbertaParks.ca/OnlineReservat….

Does the return of sunshine have you dreaming of camping? Explore year-round camping options across the province and get ready for an adventure at albertaparks.ca/extendedcamping

The delightful blooms of the prairie crocus appear in many of our southern Alberta parks as soon as the snow melts. Further north, they may be spotted on warm, south-facing slopes.

Individual and backcountry camping reservations for the July long weekend (Friday June 27) can be booked starting tomorrow, March 29, at 9:00 a.m. Book online at Shop.AlbertaParks.ca.

Our provincial parks and protected areas are no drone zones! Although drones can capture unique footage, it’s illegal to fly them without a permit. Their noise can disturb wildlife and disrupt the peace that people seek in nature.

Join our team! We're currently hiring various positions around the province including seasonal information officers and maintenance workers. Learn more at albertaparks.ca/employment

Planning your camping vacation? 330 campsites and two group camping areas from 15 parks that were previously available on a first-come first-serve basis can now be reserved on Shop.AlbertaParks.ca. You can start booking these sites tomorrow. More info: AlbertaParks.ca/OnlineReservat….

Tick season starts when the snow melts. Protect yourself and your pets! Cover up, use a bug spray with DEET or Icaridin and always check yourself and your pets for ticks after leaving a grassy or wooded area. Learn more: alberta.ca/lyme-disease-t…

Happy #NationalPetDay! Show your furry friends some love by taking them on an outdoor adventure. Remember to keep them on a leash no longer than two meters and clean up after them. Share your pups in the comments below.

Alberta’s Lakeland region is picture perfect with beautiful lakes and old-growth forests that let you truly get away from it all. Plan your Lakeland road trip here: albertaparks.ca/albertaparksca…

It’s migratory bird season! Alberta’s boreal landscape and prairie “potholes” (wetlands) are both globally significant breeding areas for migratory birds. Learn more: albertaparks.ca/albertaparksca…

Do you have your hikes planned? April is the perfect time to make your summer bucket list! Visit AlbertaParks.ca to learn all about our vast offering of awe-inspiring hikes for all ages and skill levels across the province.

If sleeping in a tent isn’t your vibe, we have a variety of comfort camping experiences around the province, including cabins and yurts. Learn more about our comfort camping options here: albertaparks.ca/albertaparksca…

Spring in Alberta can mean t-shirt weather, snow squalls or rain - sometimes all in the same day! Make sure you pack layers and the right gear to keep you prepared for any weather before you head out.

The Alberta Parks camping fee discount for seniors officially begins today! Alberta seniors qualify for a 25% discount at select front country campgrounds in Alberta Parks. For more details on the discount, visit AlbertaParks.ca/SeniorsDiscount.

This week is National Volunteer Week! Over 200 people volunteered their time and talents with Alberta Parks in 2024-25. Together, they gave over 37,000 hours to support the beautiful natural spaces across our province. Thank you, volunteers!

Please be advised that Redwater Provincial Recreation Area is closed until further notice due to a wildfire within the park. The wildfire’s current status is “being held” and we will provide another update when the park reopens. More info: AlbertaParks.ca/advisories