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Lessard Lake Public Campground
Sangudo
* Situated in beautiful Lac Ste. Anne County * Nearby boat-launch * Seasonal sites available * Showers * Camping fees to be paid by INTERAC OR CREDIT CARD ONLY!(Small store onsite accepts cash for snacks/wood etc.) * Reservations open May 1st at 9:00 am by calling 780-284-3643 Facility open May 15th to Sept. 30th annually.
Lillian Lake Backcountry Camping, Spray Valley Provincial Park
Canmore
<br>Lillian Lake Backcountry Campground is closed until August 4, 2017. Bear resistant storage lockers and other campground facilities which were damaged in an avalanche are being repaired.Of the 15 sites at Lillian Lake, 9 are raised wooden tent pads equipped with cables and hooks to attached your tent and fly. The cables slide and can be tightened. Click on the images of the tents on raised pads at right to see them in action.
Little Bow Campground, Little Bow Provincial Park
Vulcan
This large prairie campground is in Little Bow Provincial Park, 20 km south of Vulcan on Hwy. 23, 16 km east on Hwy. 529 and 1 km south on an access road. There are both unserviced and powered sites, suitable for RVs and tents. Trees throughout the campground provide some refreshing shade. The breezy reservoir is perfect for sailing and wind surfing. It`s also a good spot to enjoy canoeing, water skiing, fishing, swimming, and the beach.<br>This is a self-registration campground.Firewood is available for sale.Coin-operated showers are available (2.5 minutes per $1 coin).The sewage disposal fee
Little Bow Reservoir Campground, Little Bow Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area
Vulcan
This waterfront campground is in Little Bow Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area, 20 km south of Vulcan on Hwy. 23, 35 km east on Hwy. 529, 5 km on Hwy 845 and 0.5 km on TWP 144. This prairie campground is all about the water. Many of the sites back on to the reservoir, and trees provide some shade. Fish for pike, canoe, water ski, swim, or watch the many different species of birds that stop here. Little Bow Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area is OPEN for summer 2017! After being closed for several years, camping begins April 13. Come enjoy what you`ve been missing!<br>You are expected to b
Little Elbow Campground, Little Elbow Provincial Recreation Area
Bragg Creek
This large campground is found in Little Elbow Provincial Recreation Area, about 35 km west of Bragg Creek along Hwy. 66 (closed Dec.1 to May 15 annually). The campground is well-treed with well-spaced sites. There over 60 sites suitable for RVs or tents, and about 30 walk-in tenting sites. Scenic trails for hiking, mountain biking and horse riding are nearby, as well as fishing opportunities.<br>Firewood is available for purchase at McLean Creek store and/or from the manager`s site.Water is available from a hand pump at this site. Although Alberta Parks strives to maintain water quality, we r
Little Prairie RV Campground
Manning
Full Service: Power, Town Water & Sewer * 30 Amp service @ All Sites * PWS Monthly Rate $750.00 * Daily $30.00 * RV parts/service available * Large Gazebo * Full hook-ups * Potable Water * Cash or cheque.
Little Sundance Group Use, Little Sundance Creek Provincial Recreation Area
Edson
<br>There is a $6 non-refundable reservation fee.
Livingstone Falls Campground, Livingstone Falls Provincial Recreation Area
Crowsnest
Livingstone Falls Campground is in Livingstone Falls Provincial Recreation Area, 60 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. The spectacular south western Rockies are the backdrop for your camping adventure here. Try your luck at fishing in the Livingstone RIver, take a dip in a clear, cold pool, or hike the informal trails with views of the falls.<br>Opening dates are subject to weather conditions. There are pull-through campsites here. Campsites are first come-first served. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees paid by cash or personal cheque only.No firewood is available on
Lodgepole Campground, Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Medicine Hat
<br>Both Cypress Hills Provincial Park-Alberta and Cypress Hills Provincial Park-Saskatchewan have campgrounds named Lodgepole. Please be aware which campground you`re making reservations at. Reservations for Lodgepole campground in Cypress Hills Provincial Park-Alberta, located just outside Elkwater townsite, can be made at Reserve.AlbertaParks.caFirewood can be purchased in Elkwater townsite.Water is available from a hand pump at this site. Although Alberta Parks strives to maintain water quality, we recommend that you bring your own drinking water.
Long Island Lake Municipal Campground
Westlock
36 non-serviced campsites and 14 sites in group area Available * Day Use $10.00 * Various Site Sizes * Sani-Dump * Reservations * Grass & Sand at Beach * Playground at Beach * Vehicle/Boat parking permit $20.00 (limited)* Boat Launch * Friendly Atmosphere * Convenience Store * Firewood * Pets must be on leash and not allowed in public areas. Call before you head out as Campsite availability is limited
Long Lake Campground, Long Lake Provincial Park
Boyle
Long Lake Campground is located in Long Lake Provincial Park, 17 km south on Hwy. 831, and 3km east on access road. A popular destination with full amenities, including an onsite concession. Perfect for a day trip to the beach or a week long camping getaway with family and friends. Enjoy the trails looped through the park and the White Earth Valley Trail in White Earth Valley Natural Area adjacent to the park.<br>.Firewood costs $8.00/bundle.
