Eagle Point Provincial Park

Eagle Point Provincial Park is a protected area in central Alberta along the North Saskatchewan River east and northeast of Drayton Valley. Officially designated on August 29, 2007, it preserves 1,962 hectares of riverbank and nearby land. The park is valued for outdoor recreation, including canoeing, biking, hiking, and fishing, with the river landscape central to its character. Its combination of forest and water habitats supports a range of wildlife, including pine martens, river otters, North American beavers, American black bears, belted kingfishers, ospreys, great grey owls, and mule deer.

Alberta · Canada