The 7 km of beaches within the Lesser Slave Lake provincial park are simply stunning – white sand and inviting water. But Devonshire Beach is something special indeed, with rare sand dune ecology that goes back 1500 years. It's also the site of an annual sand building competition. You can also view the lake from the 983-metre Marten Mountain Viewpoint, within the provincial park.
The town of Slave Lake itself is a hub for recreation and activity when you've had enough of the tranquil peace of the provincial park. While you're in the area, enjoy the Riverboat Daze, the Lesser Slave Lake Song Bird Festival and annual fishing Tournaments in the area and along the lake as well.
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