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Longriders RV Park
Gibbons
*WiFi *Adult oriented*Full service *City water *Town sewer *Private land lines & internet avail.*Off leash riverside trails *Catering kitchen *Weekly/Monthly Rates *Winter rates apply *Public washrooms *15 minutes to Fort Saskatchewan, Redwater & Edmonton * 8km to Heartland Industrial * 1Km to all amenities in Gibbons * Big Roomy Park
Lovett River Campground, Lovett River Provincial Recreation Area
Robb
Lovett River Campground is found in Lovett River Provinical Recreation Area, 40 km south of Robb on Hwy. 40. A nice little campground with well-spaced sites surrounded by trees. Fish for trout or whitefish, hike on trails in the area or go canoeing on the river.<br>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.
Lower Lake Campground, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
Lower Lake Campground is in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, 50 km south of Hwy. 1 on Hwy. 40 and south on Kananaskis Lakes Trail. There are 95 well-treed sites, most of which are suitable for both RVs and tents. Access to the Kananaskis Lakes, hiking and mountain biking trails and paved paths are nearby.<br>Visa and MasterCard accepted; pull-through sites available; on-site manager and caretaker; season dates subject to snow levels.Firewood available for purchase on site from the campground manager or at Boulton Creek campground store.
Lower Lake Group Use, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
<br>Capacity based on 50-foot units, including tow vehicle. Senior/youth group discounts mid-week only.
Lundbreck Falls Campground, Lundbreck Falls Provincial Recreation Area
Pincher Creek
This scenic campground is in Lundbreck Falls Provincial Recreation Area, 25 km northwest of Pincher Creek off Hwy. 3. Choose from unserviced, powered and walk-in tenting sites along the Crowsnest River. Walk a short trail to the falls, fish for rainbow and cutthroat trout, or take a refreshing swim in the calmer waters.<br>Opening dates are subject to weather conditions. Pull-through sites. Campsites available by combination of first come-first serve and by reservation. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees paid by cash or cheque only.Firewood sales are available from mid May to L
Lynx Creek Campground, Castle Provincial Park
Crowsnest
Lynx Creek Campground is in Castle Provincial Park, 20 km west of Pincher Creek on Hwy. 507, 16 km south on Hwy. 774 and 15 km west on O`Hagen Road. This peaceful spot offers spacious sites surrounded by trees, with a few by the creek. Take a creekside hike, fish for trout, and explore the southern Rockies. There are OHV trails in the area, though OHVs must be kept on trailers within the recreation area.<br>Opening dates are subject to weather conditions. Campsites are first come-first served. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees paid by cash or personal cheque only.Firewood sales
Mannville Riverview Golf RV Resort
Mannville
9 hole picturesque, challenging golf course. Play & stay package available. Seasonal lots available $1885.00 including GST. Full Hook-ups
Marten River Campground, Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park
Slave Lake
Marten River Campground is in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, 28 km north of Slave Lake on Hwy. 88 and west on Twp. Rd. 752A. This large campground has over 110 sites, both unserviced and with power. Sites are well-spaced and surrounded by trees, with a few spots right by the lake. There are many amenities here, including an amphitheatre, playground, sewage disposal, and showers. Hike or bike the trails, relax on the natural sand beach, enjoy fishing or boating on the lake, and visit the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation<br>The campground is 100% reservable during summer season. It becom
Maycroft Campground, Maycroft Provincial Recreation Area
Lundbreck
Camp along the Cowboy Trail in Maycroft Provincial Recreation Area 3 km west of Lundbreck and 27 km north. This campground is in the open prairie bordering the southern Rockies and has RV and tent-friendly sites along the Oldman River. Fish on the river or discover the wild lands to the north in Bob Creek Provincial Park/Black Creek Heritage Rangelands.<br>Opening and closing dates are subject to weather conditions. Campsites are first come-first served. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees paid by cash or personal cheque only.You are expected to bring your own water. Government o
McLean Creek Campground, McLean Creek Provincial Recreation Area
Bragg Creek
This large campground is found in McLean Creek Provincial Recreation Area, 12 km west of Bragg Creek along Hwy. 66 and 1.3 km south on McLean Creek Trail. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents, with unserviced and power options. The campground is adjacent to many kilometers of trails in McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone (PLUZ). Access to many outdoor recreation opportunities in a foothills setting.<br>Loops C & D (Sites 71-170) are specifically designed to accommodate OHV users. Trails from these loops permit OHVs and provide access to the staging area into McLean Creek Public Land Use Zone. V
McLeod River Campground, McLeod River Provincial Recreation Area
Hinton
A relatively large campground in the McLeod River Provincial Recreation Area, 23 km southeast of Hinton on the Robb/Hinton road. There is camping on the south and north, with the north side having a picnic area on the river front. Spacious, treed sites along the river make for a lovely base camp for a day of fishing. It is a good spot to put a canoe in the river, or walk the short forestry interpretive trail on the east side of the campground<br>There is a north campground area and a south campground area. Water is available from a hand pump at this site. Although Alberta Parks strives to ma
Medicine Lake Campground, Medicine Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Rocky Mountain House
Medicine Lake Campground is located in Medicine Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 47 km north of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy. 22 and 8 km southeast on an access road. Many of the sites are surrounded by trees for privacy, and a few are located next to the lake. Launch your canoe or boat to fish, visit the horseshoe pitch and playground, or explore informal OHV trails nearby. Please keep OHVs on trailers in the recreation area.<br>First wheelbarrow of firewood included in overnight camping fee; each additional load $8.00.Recent changes to the recreation area regulation under the Public Health Ac
