birding
Nature Conservation Centre
The Nature Conservation Centre is a great place to watch birds that like to hunt fish from the existing ponds stocked annually by Camrose County.
More Information
Lyseng Reservoir
A premier location for birding. Lots of waterfall, shorebirds, and amphibians. Stop on the north side of the road, near an interpretive sign introducing the main birds.
More Information
Little Beaver Lake
Small and beautiful lake with ungroomed trails around it. You can spot songbirds and waterfowl.
More Information
Contact Us
Parks & Recreation
Maintenance - Kevin MacDonald
Support - Teresa Gratrix
3755 - 43 Avenue,
Camrose, Alberta, T4V 3S8
View Map
Email: county@county.camrose.ab.ca
Phone: (780) 672-4446
Recreation Quick Links
Bittern Lake
Access is on the northwest corner of the Town of Bittern Lake. Trails take hikers through the aspen forest to the edge of the lake. You can spot Western Meadowlark, Ruffed Grouse, Tree Swallow, Waterfowl, and Raptors.
More Information
Driedmeat Lake
From Tillicum Beach, you can see many waterfowl, along with Double-Crested Cormorants and White Pelicans. Songbirds in the aspen forests.
More Information
Lake Demay
The City of Camrose has many beautiful trails for walking and biking in the beautiful Stoney Creek Valley.
More Information
Stoney Creek Valley
Flowing through the city from north to south, Stoney Creek offers a range of habitats, multiple access points, and year-round trails. Watch for Red Fox, Mule Deer, Merlins, and large flocks of Waxwings.
More Information
Miquelon Lakes
Along the lake, you can see lots of waterfowl and gulls. The hiking trails will offer many chances to hear and see songbirds, and owls.
More Information
Pelican Point on Buffalo Lake
Lots of waterfowl. Songbirds along the trail.
More Information
Battle River Valley
During the last Battle River Valley Naturalists weekend (June 2023) more than 70 kinds of birds were spotted, including American white pelican, American wigeon, bald eagle, Baltimore oriole, barn swallow, black tern, black-bilked magpie, blue-winged teal and more.
More Information
