Book a Campground in Alberta
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Alberta is a boundless showcase of broad, golden farmlands under bright blue skies, with bordered by rolling foothills in the west and deep river canyons in the east. There are many quiet campgrounds dotted lakes, rivers and marshes of colourful wildlife. In the towns you’ll find friendly people, small museums, and lots of Alberta-made ice-cream! Southern Alberta has an incredible variety of terrain for camping enthusiasts. Perhaps originating from Alberta’s longstanding ranching history (which of course has tied into the world-famous Calgary Stampede), the people here have a strong entrepreneurial spirit, resulting in lots of private camping options.




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Centennial Park Family Campground – Joseph Lake


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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.
Book here: https://www.campspot.com/book/centennialparkclaresholm


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