Are you the owner for this park? Make it a featured listing and be seen in the top search results!
Chain Lakes
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Juliana Fernandes
Wonderful views! Nice rig camping spots, just electrical but the campground offers a paid dump ($6 for 15 minutes of use, just accept coins) and free potable water to fill up the fresh tank. It also have community kitchens and it’s pretty handy for big cooking, gathering with friends and family and also campground has a common fire pit and they provide the wood! Bathroom is just the vault, no showers :( Beautiful lake great for kayaking, paddle boards, boats, inflatables, motor boats and fishing! We loved it!
Jess Gunn
3 Reservable campground loops, two of which are powered for RVs and trailers. Loop B has more of a view over the lakes. The pit toilets were particularly clean and didn't smell when we were there. Sani dump available. Boat launch and picnic day use area available as well, although not many trees around for shade. All in all not a bad spot especially if you are traveling through to or from Calgary
ACP MAHARASHTRA
Very best Provincial Park. The Camp site is very well organised and beautiful Camping site. There is Community Kitchen with cooking facilities for four families at a time with drinking water and Six families tables for dining. There are many Washrooms with cleanliness. Volunteer and staff are very cooperative and helpful. Lake is just near the campground. So you can play swim and do boating. Very clean and healthier environment. Must visit at least once to experience the beauty of nature. Thanks for reading this review
Richard Susik
Nice and quiet spot, water was calm. Plenty of spaces, free picnic tables or just benches around. One small drawback, no trees so no shades. Excellent service, informations from Visitors Centre.
Michael Parker
Nice sites not much for privacy though. Friendly neighbours but a little noisy the first couple night with partiers but quiet after that. When it got cold better have a heater because no flames are allowed. Even the propane firepit was banned. I wish Albertafirebans website reflected that would saved space in what I hauled out. Had to use my BBQ to warm up which coincidentally also had an open flame so not sure of the logic they are using to ban propane fire pits.