Flints Park Camp (CR31) is a backcountry campground in Banff National Park, situated along the North Cascade River in a broad valley where several tributaries converge.

The surrounding terrain opens into a flat expanse of meadows, bogs, and forest, framed by the dramatic cliffs of Flints Peak's southern outliers. A historic warden patrol cabin sits across the river from the campsite.

Four trails meet at Flints Park: the Forty Mile Creek Trail from the south, Badger Pass Trail from the west, North Fork Trail from the north, and Flints Park Trail from the east, making it a natural hub for multi-day routes.

It serves as a key overnight stop on longer traverses such as the Mystic Pass–Flints Park–Badger Pass circuit, which begins and ends at Johnston Canyon.