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We are a family oriented environment, with several "park-like" settings for children to play. We have a shower house and laundry facility, outdoor movie theater, 9 hole mini-golf, beach volleyball court, horseshoe pits, dumping station, on-site food trailer (Evergreen Eatery) and within walking distance of Pigeon Lake & the public boat launch.
The Hythe Municipal Campground has a good reputation with visitors along the Alaska Highway corridor. It provides visitors with 11 Power only sites and 10 Power, Sewer, Water Service Sites (Back ins), Tenting /Overflow area available on non-powered sites. Cook house, washrooms/showers, Firepits. Free WIFI.
Sewer Dump station. Water Fill up station.
Edmonton's first woman architect, Mary Louise Imrie, donated this land to the Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks, and Wildlife Foundation in 1988 with the condition that the land be used for public enjoyment. We currently offer 18 campsites serviced with electricity, a cook house, enclosed picnic shelter, a day-use area, a wildlife viewing blind overlooking neighboring Matchayaw (Devil's) Lake, and groomed trails for hikers and cross-country skiers.
Jackfish Lake Campsite is settled in the heart of rural Alberta near the Village of Myrnam within the County of Two Hills. The drive is very scenic due to the rolling hills. The campsite itself is very quiet and tranquil with numerous mature trees. It is our little gem of a campsite. Large green spaces are great for family group activities or just private walks. Jackfish Lake in the backdrop is very inviting - try you luck at the trout that are restocked each spring or enjoy a peaceful canoe ride. Perfect way to leave the city and experience rural Alberta living. If you love the great outdoors come and stay with us!
Beautifully treed sites nestled between the golf course and ball diamonds in the park minutes off of the TransCanada Yellowhead Highway 16. Showers and washrooms as well as sani-station and potable water available. The concession building with outdoor covered patio is available to rent for family reunions or get togethers.
PSW 7-56-9-W4 56127 Range Road 100 , St Paul, ALBERTA
This naturally sheltered spot offers the ultimate for the family camper. All amenities are closely nestled together. Enjoy your camp stall while watching the children on the playground on the spacious beach area. The Day-use area is complimented by a large Gazebo for your picnicking comfort and a designated swimming area. The gazebo can be rented for your group events. This park is located on the north end of Lac Bellevue. Enjoy great walleye fishing with a good accessible boat launch and 2 docks. The Campground has 20 powered sites and 14 non-powered sites.
Come for the fishing, stay for the sunset! Beautiful campground bordered on one side by the river as it enters the lake and the other side by the lake! The on site boat launch is the quickest access to the lake for all kinds of great fishing and water sports!
For those who like quiet camping and fishing McLaren Dam Recreation Area is a perfect spot. Located approximately 24 km north of Delia, McLaren Dam is a large informal campground. It is equipped with fire pits, picnic tables and a camp kitchen facility. Small motorized craft are allowed on the Dam. THERE IS NO REGISTRATION OFFICE OR FULL TIME CAMPGROUND ATTENDANT ON SITE. A CAMPGROUND ATTENDANT WILL BE AROUND ON A DAILY BASIS
Directions: Go North on Highway 851 to Township Road 33-4, turn left and go two miles to Range Road 18-2 then turn south 1 mile. (There should be a sign on Highway 851 at Township Road 33-4)
Minnie Lake is a 10 minute drive north east of Glendon - home of the World’s Largest Pyrogy. Minnie Lake is a beautiful little lake, and is popular for swimming, all kinds of watercraft (motorized and non-motorized), and wakeboarding.
Located 12 km east off of Highway 28 (just before the Town of Bonnyville) on Township Road 610 and six km south on Range Road 452 (watch for signs). Ninety-three individual sites: 54 with power, 39 non-power. Two non-power group areas, two ball diamonds, playground, two beach volleyball courts, soccer, horseshoes, ladder ball, 13 km trail network for hiking/biking and cross-country skiing, running water, barrier-free accessibility in washrooms and showers, trailer dumping station, and firewood for sale. Concession available for 2021 season. Excellent birdwatching area, with a variety of wildlife. Fabulous family camping.
Pelican Point M.D. Park features well spread out campsites, two small beaches, boat launch, plenty of fish cleaning tables, a newer playground, two hand pump water wells, trailer dumping station, and firewood sales. Most campsites have a grass base, and include a firepit and picnic table. Some sites share large common grassy areas, others are tucked amongst the trees. There are two group camping areas, and three small campsites in the south side of the park away from the main area.
The Town of Penhold is centrally located on Highway 2A between Red Deer and Innisfail and just 2 kilometers west off the QE2 Highway. The Municipal Campground is a new campground located adjacent to the Regional Multiplex. We have 67 fully serviced sites for you to choose from, lots of room for tenting and 80 plus acres of land for recreational play. Our campground is equipped with a washroom, shower and laundry facility for your convenience. Each campsite has a picnic table, and 20 campsites have a fire pit. Power outlets range from 30 to 50 amps. Only a 10 minute walk from a grocery store, liquor store, restaurants and other shopping opportunities.
We are a family-oriented RV park/campground with the availability of full hook ups. Potable water on each site with a 30 amp plug adapter, and sewer outlet. Whether you are roughing it or
“glamping,” you will be impressed with our campground. This beautiful RV park is located on the west shore of Lac La Biche Lake. We have 2 parks for the kids, a volleyball net and a driving
range coming soon (set to open August 2019). Enjoy lawn games on our open field with your family and friends, or sand castle building on the beach. We have 2 washroom facilities with flush
toilets, coin showers, and sinks. Handicap washrooms are also available and 2 laundromats. Grandma's store on site convenience store, has a little bit of everything, but not too much of
one thing, and serves the best soft serve ice cream in the area, or so we are told. With extended hours on weekends, travelers can come spend a few minutes in “Grandma’s store” and find all the
little necessities they may have forgotten to bring or just have to have!! Our family looks forward to seeing you on your next camping adventure!!!
Rendez-Vous RV Park & Storage is a family owned RV Park committed to making your camping experience a pleasurable one.
Whether you’re just passing through, or looking for a place to call home, the Rendez-Vous Country Oasis could be exactly what you’re looking for. We also have a on site a 5th Wheel rental trailer, fully equipped with a king sized bed, large walk-in shower, and full sized fridge, that is available from April 1 - Sept 30th. We also have a one bedroom fully furnished cottage that sleeps 2 adults and 2 children and a RV heated shelter. Both of these can be rented out year round.
Rendez-Vous RV Park and Storage defines quality service with new, clean facilities including a laundromat, convenience store, restroom & showers to make your stay as convenient and comfortable as possible.
Sandy Lake is located north west of the Town of Two Hills and the drive is scenic and relaxing. The Lake is nestled in rural Alberta away from any highway noise. One can hear the leaves rustle and the birds sing. The majority of the campsites are nestled within the trees. A covered gazebo is on site for all large gatherings.
Campground Facilities:
Splash Park and Wadding Pool -10am to 8pm(BOTH CLOSED FOR THE SEASON ON SEPT 7)
Playground;
Cook Shack;
Showers;
Picnic tables;
Fire pits;
Horseshoes(adult & child sets), Bean bag & Washer Toss Games(borrow from the Office);
Walking Trail;
Coin Laundry;
Gazebos;
Golf ½ km away
Seniors Discount (60+) Discount given in person at campground
Stay Sunday to Thursday
Only $25/night – full service
(not applicable on long weekends)
Discount – Mon-Thurs 20$/15amp sites
Wading Pool 10:00am – 8:00pm
Campers – free
Daily drop in rate - $2.00/person
Daily family drop in rate - $5.00/day
Seasonal Family Rate - $40.00
Pool & Cook Shack Rentals
Mon-Fri @ $25.00/per 2 hours
not applicable on long weekends)
Rates subject to change
Overflow is available but cannot be booked online. These spots can be for tent or RV individually or in groups.
OVERFLOW HAS NO WATER/POWER OR SEWER HOOKUPS.
Generators can only be run from 8am-11am and 5pm-7pm.
Sexsmith Heritage Park Campground is a beautiful getaway destination whether you are travelling along the Alaska Highway or whether you need a home away from home for work during the summer months. Heritage Park offers many free amenities - firewood, sani-dump, 30 amp power and water, fire pits and picnic tables at every site, 9-hole mini golf, horseshoe pits and a stocked trout pond. Sexsmith also offers a series of interconnected walking trails.
***COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT. ONLY MEMBERS OF ONE HOUSEHOLD CAN BE IN A SINGLE LOT. NO VISITING BETWEEN SITES. NO SHARING OF SITES WITH OTHER HOUSEHOLDS. MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING AT ALL TIMES. MASKS MANDATORY WHEN INSIDE PUBLIC BUILDINGS***
Spring Glen Park is a seasonal campground that offers 21 powered RV sites, 10 non-powered RV sites and an open tenting area. There are 2 camp kitchen facilities available to rent, a natural amphitheater, playground and ball diamond available for use. Non-potable water is available for patron use...must be boiled if consuming. Spring Glen Park is a shared, volunteer-run, park located between the Villages of Glenwood and Hill Spring in Cardston County. The park is governed by the Spring Glen Park Society, which is comprised of members of the local Councils and area residents. Funding for the park comes from donations from the two communities, the county, various grant programs and seasonal user fees.
