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Located on the southeast shore of picturesque Lesser Slave Lake and bordering the town of Slave Lake, Big Fish Bay Resort offers full-service RV sites, Group Camping areas and Cabins. We have many fantastic amenities, and the Slave Lake area boasts a wealth of activities for you and your family to enjoy!
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure at Big Fish Bay! Hop aboard one of our sleek golf carts and embark on a journey through our breathtaking resort, where every corner holds a new surprise. Cruise along the sandy beachfront, explore lush green spaces, or challenge your friends to a thrilling game of pickleball at our brand-new Recreation Park.
Feel the rush as you slide down our towering 45-foot inflatable water slide or relax in the gentle embrace of our 2-foot deep heated saltwater wading pool. Craving a sweet treat? Swing by ‘The Big Scoop’ for our legendary ice cream delights and refreshing drinks. For those seeking tranquility, paddleboard rentals await you on our serene lake, while picturesque walking trails beckon exploration throughout the park. At Big Fish Bay, the fun never stops!
$60.00/night
$385.00/week
$1,400.00/month
$52.00/night
$350.00/week
$1,100.00/month
$40.00/night
Add a tent to RV site: $25/night All listed prices are subject to chnage and do not include booking fee, lock-site fees or taxes.
* Please see full Policies and Park Rules which can be found at the bottom of our home page.
Once in Slave Lake, head north on Main Street, and go to the far north end of town. At the T- intersection (Caribou Trail) turn left, and drive westbound for one kilometer. The entrance to Big Fish Bay is on the north side of the road.
If coming from Edmonton, watch for the big blue directional highway signs, directing you to turn right (north) on Highway 88 (before arriving at the town of Slave Lake). Go three kilometers north, then turn left (west) onto Caribou Trail, and go another three kilometers. Watch for sign on the right hand side of the road to Big Fish Bay.
If coming from the west, turn left (north) on Caribou Trail before you get to the town of Slave Lake. Go about 2.5 km, cross the tracks, and the Big Fish Bay entrance will be on your left.
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