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Archie and Janet Hogg Park is located between High River and Longview, tucked away along the Highwood River on 64 St. W., in Foothills County. This park offers rustic family camping with mountain and river valley views, an abundance of plant and wildlife with great swimming & fishing opportunities during the fishing season.

Please note there are no hookups at this location.

We offer a Day Use area, located at the FRONT of the Park. Day Use users are not welcome to enter the Park with their vehicle for the safety of our campers & children at play. 

An excellent stopping spot on the -best- route to Alaska. 29 sites with 10 sites offering full service / power hook-ups. A washroom/shower facility is located in our beautiful log camp shelter. Shelter also has a lovely covered picnic area.  Split Firewood is available for purchase.  Dumping station located on the NE corner of the campground. Opens mid-May with power service - and water available after the risk of freezing passes. Closes for the season mid-October weather permitting. Daily, Weekly and Monthly rates.

If you are traveling between May and September, Innisfree also offers a wonderful overnight experience at the Innisfree Birch Lake Campground & Recreation Park located 1 km south of Highway 16 along Secondary Highway 870 (50520 - Hwy 870) on Birch Lake. An excellent place to unwind, you will see colourful summer sunsets that will complete long days of rest and relaxation.
 

Online or Over the Phone  Reservations - Cash drop deposits - Debit Available during office hours only 9am -6pm

28 Sites Powered with 30 amp 

6 Pull Through Sites with 30 amp 

12 Sites with 15 amp 

9 No power sites 

We have only  NON POTABLE WATER ONLY on site for camper fill ups , Sani Dump is located across Yellowhead between the Gas Station and Nutrien Building

We have a Beautiful Private Group Camping Area with a heated building stove, fridges, tables and chairs 

( please note what is in group is all that is available, please bring extra tables to use) with 10 sites with 15 amp only power and a large group Fire-pit. Some room for tents and activities.

3 Full size Baseball Diamonds to Tournaments! 

Innisfree Recreation Building at Ball Field available for hosting Events. 

Visitors and residents can enjoy cultural and recreational variety and opportunity in the Village of Innisfree with the Prairie Bank of Commerce Museum, Public Trout Fishing Pond, Baseball Diamonds, Tennis Courts, Pickle ball Court @ Delnorte School  and up-to-date children's playgrounds.

 Birch Lake is also safe for Non Powered boating/kayak/paddle boards and float activities, take a trip out to the Island to explore,  No Fishing No Power Boats and No ATVs .If you like to swim or beach area , then you'll also find nearby Wapasu Lake just a few kms down the road, a terrific place for leisure and water recreation ( power boats)

Discover it for yourself. Whether you are planning to enjoy Innisfree for a day or a lifetime we guarantee a warm welcome! 
 

 All fees are subject to change. Gst included in Campsite prices.

Campreservation fees are applied as per campreservation policies! 

Our campground is located in the Alberta Industrial Heartland east of the City of Fort Saskatchewan. Whether you are looking for a place to call home while you are working nearby, off roading in the nearby Bruderheim Sand Hills, shopping in nearby urban areas or just Staying and Playing in Bruderheim, the Starlight Campground is a great place to visit! A peaceful, relaxing experience within the Edmonton Capital Region. Enjoy our small-town atmosphere! Full-Service sites are available from spring thaw to freeze-up, Bruderheim's Starlight Campground offers 24 serviced sites - 18 with power, water and sewer, 6 with water and power and plenty of room for Rv's and tenters who enjoy unserviced lots. The campground is next to the Bruderheim Community Park and AG grounds which includes a skatepark, Astro themed playground, community gardens, disc golf course, ball diamonds and open space area.

Our East campground is a quiet camping area located beside the Kneehills Creek. There is a shower house which is free for all campers. Walking trails close by, ball diamond and playground. This is a favorite campground for group bookings. Also the Carbon Centennial Swimming Pool is just a short walk away. Camp Kitchen (Main Campground), Contact the Village Office at (403) 572-3244 to reserve.

Our Main campground is located at the end of main street (Caradoc Ave) in the Village. The campground is treed and steps away from the Carbon Centennial Swimming Pool (outdoor). Each site has its own fire pit and picnic table. Walking trails close by, ball diamond and playground. There is a shower house in the campground which is free for campers. Wi-Fi is also available free of charge. Disc (Frisbee) Golf a short walk to the Carbon Lions Park, walking paths, playgrounds, museum, and artesian gift shop. Amenities include bottle depot, Community Church, grocery and liquor store, and restaurants. Sewer Dumping Station: Available for use Camp Kitchen, Contact the Village Office at (403) 572-3244 to reserve.

Dedicated as a park in 1967 with the Commemoration of the Centennial of Canadian Confederation. The year 2017 marked the park’s 50th Anniversary. 

This park has many amenities that are utilized by residents and visitors, including Ball Diamonds, T-ball Diamonds, a Children's Playground, fitness equipment, Horseshoe Pits, spray park, washrooms, and a camp kitchen.

Near the center of the south edge of the park is a large silhouette sculpture and another one depicting cattle brands of Southern Alberta. These were erected in 2001 as a memorial to area ranchers. Adjacent to the memorials there is large cowboy hat which is the torch for the Southern Alberta Summer Games. Elsewhere in the park are a sundial and a time capsule, placed in 1999, to be opened on Canada Day, 2050.

At the southwest corner, is a Harvard Mark 4 advanced training airplane, mounted on a pylon and displayed in bright yellow paint, the same color it wore to work as an advanced trainer both during and after World War II. The Harvard Memorial is a tribute to the men and women who planned, built, maintained and operated the Claresholm Airport, as well as the pilots, mechanics and aircrew who trained at #15 Service Flight Training School, part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Program, which was based in Claresholm for many years. As well as a memorial plaque, another relating the history of the Claresholm Industrial Airport will be found mounted on the plane's pylon. 
 

The Village of Consort Campground is conveniently located right in town off of our Sportsgrounds. We have 8 full service sites and 2 partially serviced sites, a group tent areas. We also offer RV camping in our Sportex Parking lot. Consort offers a a variety of recreational opportunities including the following: Outdoor Swimming pool (playground/Volleyball/badminton courts/park), Consort Sportex (bowling alley (glow bowling & licensed bar), Consort Sportsgrounds (3 ball diamonds/ playground/bunnock courts, soccer field/concession/bathrooms) 9 hole Golf course located just outside of town. Consort has 2 grocery stores, a pharmacy, 5 restaurants, gas station/convenience store.

Nestled in the scenic County of Paintearth, the Coronation Dam and Campsite is a charming and well maintained camping haven. 

The campground boasts a generous 52 sites for RV (full hook-ups) and tent camping, providing ample room for guests to enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding nature.

Families with children can enjoy modern facilities like spotless updated restrooms, token operated showers and a well-equipped playground. Nature enthusiasts can indulge in exciting activities such as fishing and boating on the nearby reservoir, hiking and cycling on the scenic trails, or stargazing by the campfire. 

Whether for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, the Coronation Dam and Campsite is the perfect choice for an unforgettable camping experience in rural Alberta.

The Corridor Campground has 25 fully serviced sites nestled amongst the trees and gardens of an old farmstead. All sites have municipal water and sewer and 30 amp power. The Corridor Campground is right in the town of Beaverlodge within a short walk of many amenities such as Food stores, pharmacies, liquor stores, hardware lumber and outdoor stores. Services also include gas stations, mechanical shops, veterinarian, upholstery, seamstresses and more all in walking distances of the Corridor. The campground itself has fire pits at each site, except some that can not be used due to fire risk. For these sites, there will be a common fire pit made available. We also have Garden spots available for the people who are going to be with us all summer. A horseshoe pit, volleyball net for the older kids and a sandbox and the natural woods for the younger ones, this should help keep them occupied. We also have a 5G tower very close, so we have excellent cell coverage, just in case your kids have devices. PUBLIC WASHROOMS and SHOWERS. I hope if you choose Corridor Campground for a night a day a week or more that you enjoy your stay and enjoy the trees that were planted here on this farmstead decades or more ago. 

Thanks management