You're welcome, it's definitely worth it! If you decide to camp it gets very busy in the summer months and you won't have much privacy. I would recommend finding a spot away from the main camping area where I stayed.

Thank you for the video.I love the Ice

Thanks! Was it busy? I'm wondering what it's like now with the new conservation pass for the area.

@@mattfitzgerald457 it wasn’t busy at all, I only just found out about that pass yesterday..

@@mattfitzgerald457 I went in July, August and October this year. It was very busy

Hi, I would recommend bringing a filter, I discovered little orange particles floating around in the water when I was there, also did not have any filtration setup which limited my use (washing dishes and bathing only).

Hello, I have a DJI Mavic Mini. It weighs 249g and therefore you don't need a drone certification to fly as it's under 250g. As for the area, it's crown land and not in a National or Provincial Park so you're good to fly!

Thank you! It's the main camping/viewpoint section of the lake. 52.16655721857424, -116.46887847834489

@@mattfitzgerald457 can an SUV able to go to this spot?

I don't recall the exact spot on a map but it was the main crown camping section of the lake, you know you're in the right place as there's a couple of porta potties down the road a bit once you turn off the highway.

@@mattfitzgerald457 thanks

Hi !! Did you find it ?? Im looking to go there next week

This is what you're looking for www.google.com/maps/place/Abraham+Lake+Viewpoint/@52.1661398,-116.4724954,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x5377c1328132abb5:0xa4f78c8faee8e697!8m2!3d52.1661398!4d-116.4724954

@@consueloag7792 yes we did ! We went there twice already loved

No need to book. Its a free camping site. Its a nice place for wild camp.

@@Jams.Squad.in.Canada there is no wild camping in Alberta. You're caught, and you get a fine. Permits only.

@@BornRaisedCanadian how much is the crown land permit ?

With the amount of people that fish there, there had better be!

@@Beej1133 lol thanks. when the wife and i were there last fall we really only seen the atvs and sxs that frequent there

Hello, since this is crown land there are no campsites, the fun in coming here is that you can find your own place to camp at Abraham Lake. The main section is called the Abraham Lake viewpoint, that's where most campers enter and exit the lake but there are a lot of spots in other areas of the lake as well.

@@mattfitzgerald457 oh wow is that right thanks for the info!

Look those up in nearby towns. Nordegg or Rocky Mountain House.

have you been there recently? how was it

@@zena-te2ee absolutely packed. I was there last Friday stayed one night and moved on.

@@goeland70 bummer I've been wanting to go but I really want to be a alONe LLOL

That’s Alberta for you ! T- rash !

From what I could find, the AB website says the passes would be available for purchase online at albertarelm.com or AlbertaRELM mobile app or at locations that sell fishing and hunting licenses. Sounds like it can be obtained instantly?

Was the bill passed? It looks like it made it to second reading and then sent to committee.

with Public Lands Camping Pass, you are allowed to camp from Grande Prairie to Waterton Lakes National Park

So city idiots flock there and think they are camping hahaha

just need a pass and its all good.

@@20matrix20 yes I heard, hopefully people clean up after themselves.