Tillicum Beach Campground and Day Use Area is operated by the County of Camrose. The beach is sandy with a playground nearby and shallow waters for bathing in the swimming area. The water is usually clear with some weeds and algae later in the summer season. The beach is on Dried Meat Lake and is actually part of the Battle River. The name comes from the fact the Cree Nation in the area made pemmican in the nearby hills that flourish with Saskatoon Berries. The beach area has all of the necessary amenities for a day trip or camping.

Tillicum Beach Park has seven camping sites with power, as well as washrooms, shelters, walking trails, and a boat launch.

The description above was copied from or heavily based on Swim Guide, with permission.

More Information

• Swim Guide - Weather and water quality for Tillicum Beach Park on Driedmeat Lake and 8,000 other beaches.