Saskatoon Island

Saskatoon Island Provincial Park is a popular camping and day-use area on the shores of Little Lake in the Peace Country region of northwestern Alberta. Named for the abundant saskatoon berry bushes, the park offers water recreation and a peaceful retreat.

Pelicans nest on islands in the lake - a significant colony. Beavers, muskrats, and various waterfowl are common.

Mixed forest of aspen and white spruce with abundant saskatoon berry shrubs. Beavers, muskrats, and various waterfowl are common.

The park occupies a peninsula extending into Little Lake. Gently rolling terrain with mixed forest and lakeshore. The surrounding landscape is agricultural with patches of boreal forest.

Northern continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. Long summer days provide extended recreation time.

The Peace Country is traditional territory of Beaver (Dane-zaa), Cree, and Métis peoples who have lived in this region for generations.

The park was established to provide recreation opportunities in the Peace Country region. The pelican colony has been a notable feature for decades.

Camping, swimming, fishing, boating, berry picking, wildlife viewing (especially pelicans), and hiking short trails.

Located approximately 25 km west of Grande Prairie via Highway 2. June through August for camping and water activities. Saskatoon berries ripen in July. Campground with powered and unserviced sites. Day-use area with beach. Boat launch available.

The park is managed to protect its natural and cultural resources while providing opportunities for public enjoyment and education. Conservation efforts focus on habitat preservation, species protection, and sustainable visitor management practices.