Buck Lake is located 33 min South of Drayton Valley. The closest access to amenities are in the communities of Buck Lake and Alder Flats. It is a large lake that once was used as a commercial fishery and as a means to move logs to the early sawmills.
Buck Lake can be accessed from three different access points:
- From Hwy 22 turn east on to TWP 464 and signs will direct you to the Buck Lake Provincial Recreation Area and campground where you will find a boat launch.
- From Hwy 13 go directly through the community of Buck Lake and off Lakeshore Drive at the community campground you will find an access point.
- From Hwy 13 turn onto TWP 761 and follow the signage to Calhoun Bay Provincial Recreation Area and campground. This is located on the East side of the river.
Buck Lake is a hot spot for winter and summer fishing. Species of fish found in Buck Lake include Walleye, Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Lake Whitefish.
Please review Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations for more information about fishing in this lake.
