Dillberry Lake Provincial Park

What a beautiful park, sites are huge and lots of privacy. We had a double site with our friends and still lots of room for both of us to stretch out. Bathrooms and sites both very clean. Fantastic beach and playground for little ones. Fishing for the fisherman. Hiking trails for those of you who like to hike. This one will definitely see a return visit. ❤❤❤

Beautiful lake and campground. The sites were clean and many were very private.

Nice little campground! Beach is wonderful. Lake was warm. Weather turned on us and became a bit extreme but thats Alberta right. Sites are treed and facilities are clean.

Went here for a camping trip with friends and had a wonderful time! The beach was really nice though a little bit smaller than expect but thats okay! The campsites were pretty big however not alot of privacy or shade so just be wary of that! Overall good experience!

Amazing campground and sites. Privacy and plenty of friendly people. VERY clean facilities! Lake was gorgeous, clean and refreshing. Not crowded or yucky. Day use area was a smaller version and just as great. It was well worth the extra travel time. Biggest downside was almost t-boning a moose upon arrival the first night. But can't fault the wildlife.

What a treat this place proved to be! The landscape is amazing, and again proves the diversity of experiences this province has to offer. Its out of the way, but that makes it good. Trails were nice, and some older out of service areas add a melancholic touch.

Great out of the way campground. The beaches are amazing, the sand is perfect. The stalls vary a bit in privacy depending on the trees in each spot. The showers were closed due to COVID. The outhouses are plentiful and were all very clean and well maintained. The trails are good for hiking and were just manageable for our kids (10,7,5) biking. The far side of the Speedy Lake trail crosses a low spot with a floating bridge. The kids got a kick out of the short walk into Saskatchewan. The playground at the campground beach is nice, in the day use area it's just swings and one teeter totter toy.

Great Lake (=Paid for pull through & power only, privacy was great compared to 9 out of 10 campsites; the dump station is right there and only $5 and there is portable water fill there and non portable for rinsing. Roads, paths and hiking trails are nice and all at different hiking levels and accessibility if you use a wheelchair! Staff were nice and the place was well taken care of. Had a wonderful time at the beach there was line sectioning off the swimming area so kids wouldn't go out too far; nice not to yell to keep coming in if you got little brave ones and a nice sized play structure. Over by the boat launch area across the way there were swings and it's a nice bike ride to them! The boarder is right there and cool to get a pic being on both sides. Will be back (=The town of Macklin,SK is 20mins down the road & they have a full co-op, liquor store, the source & the towns pretty cool so if you need supplies while your here at the lake don't worry! (= Great place for families!

The big campsites are available with power and water sites as well as unserviced sites for tenting, a sewer dump station is also available.A good sized sandy beach area with a large shallow area for wading in the lake is roped off. A play area with slides, etc for the younglings is also at the beach area.It is a pretty quiet, family friendly and pet friendly atmosphere with hiking/biking/walking trails.The public toilets are well kept and clean.

Place is great. A little bit tricky going to the beach