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Pigeon Lake Campground, Pigeon Lake Provincial Park
Wetaskiwin
This large campground boasts spacious sites surrounded by mixed forest that are suited to tents and RVs. There are unserviced, power, and power/water/sewer options, as well as a few sites with lake views. There are many amenities here including showers, flush toilets, boat launch and playground. Enjoy beach and water activities and hike or bike on shady forested trails. If you prefer not to rough it, check out the comfort camping sites where you can stay in a fully furnished yurt.<br>Coin-operated showers cost $1.00. WINTER: Some winterized sites in Loop A (a minimum of 6) are open year-round.
Pincher Creek Veterans Memorial Park Campground
Pincher Creek
Quiet camping beside the Pincher Creek and walking trails, close to all amenities. *7 fully serviced sites available * Stop and enjoy the hospitality * Fee includes use of hot showers * Rates subject to change * Firewood for purchase on site *
Pine Bay Group Use, William A. Switzer Provincial Park
Hinton
<br>Pine Bay group use area contains 10 walk-in tenting sites with tent pads; the site can also accommodate up to 8 RVs in the upper parking lot. 2 night minimum reservation is required for Friday & Saturday nights. A $50.00 key deposit is required to be paid at the Gregg Lake Campground Booth at check in, and will be returned at checkout. Discounts are available for youth groups only. Firewood available for sale $8/bag at Cache Lake Campground, Switzer Park Visitor Centre and Gregg Lake Campground Booth, hours vary and during peak season only. Boat launch is at Jarvis Lake Day Use Off Season
Pinehurst Lake Campground, Lakeland Provincial Recreation Area
Lac La Biche
Pinehurst Lake Campground is located in Lakeland Provincial Recreation Area, 17 km south of Lac La Biche on Hwy. 36, 5km east on Hwy. 55, 3km north on Range Rd. 132, 19 km east on Township Rd. 652, and 7km north on access road. Pinehurst is a favourite destination for local anglers, and has a staging area outside of the campsite for OHV use for the trail network throughout Lakeland PRA.<br>Pinehurst Lake is a favourite destination for local anglers. The campground is located 20 km south of Lac La Biche on Hwy. 36, 30 km southeast on Hwy. 55 and north on the access road.Although Alberta Parks
Pocaterra Walk-in Tenting Group Use, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
<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. Walk-in tenting only. Senior/youth group discounts mid-week only. One vehicle permitted on-site in case of emergency. Opening date subject to snow levels.
Point Backcountry Camping, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
Point Backcountry Campground is in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, 50 km south of Hwy. 1 on Hwy 40 and south on Kananaskis Lakes Trail. The closest access is at North Interlakes Day Use. It is 3.4 km from the trailhead via Upper Kananaskis Lake Circuit. It can also be accessed by boat, but there are no docking or mooring facilities so light watercraft can be pulled up on shore. Enjoy beautiful lake and mountain views at this scenic site. Tent sites are scattered amongst the forest at the lake`s edge. There are firepits and firewood, pit/vault toilets, and secure food storage lockers here.
Police Outpost Campground, Police Outpost Provincial Park
Cardston
Enjoy the scenery at this campground in Police Outpost Provincial Park, 10 km south and 23 km west of Cardston on Hwy. 2. Well-spaced sites are suitable for tents and RVs and natural poplar forest provides privacy. Relax and spend lazy days fishing from your boat, canoe or shore. It`s a great spot for watching water birds and other wildlife, or taking a hike along the forested shoreline.<br>. Random sites in day use parking area available for winter camping.You are expected to bring your own water. Government of Alberta regulations require that water from pumps/taps like the one located here N
Poplar Ridge RV Park Campground
Fox Creek
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE * 2ndry Phone: 780-778-1811 * Quiet country setting * * 24 hr. security * Alternate Direction, 47 km S of Valleyview on Hwy 43 - 1/2 mi. off Hwy
Prairie Creek Campground, Prairie Creek Provincial Recreation Area
Rocky Mountain House
Prairie Creek Campground is found in Prairie Creek Provincial Recreation Area, 41 km southwest of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy. 752. A good fishing creek runs through the campground. There are about 50 well treed sites, with a few next to the creek.<br>This is an unserviced campground. Please remember to bring your own firewood to enjoy your stay.Recent changes to the recreation area regulation under the Public Health Act have affected provision of drinking water in this campground – we cannot absolutely guarantee that water from hand pumps is free of pathogens because of the risk of ground wat
Prairie Oasis Park
Hanna
* The camp kitchen site and 26 regular sites are on a reservation system at www.campalberta.ca * The majority of the sites are first come/ first served * Fee for additional units in same site * Change rooms * Beautifully treed * Great beach * Rates include GST
Queen Elizabeth Campground, Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park
Grimshaw
Queen Elizabeth Campground is found along the shores of Lac Cardinal, in Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park. It is 3 km north and 5 km west of Grimshaw off Hwy. 35. There are over 50 campsites tucked into the forest along the lakeside, including some with power. Enjoy the beach, swimming, and boating activities. Take a hike or go mountain biking along shady boreal forest trails. The shallow lake is also a great place for birdwatching.<br>Eighteen of the power sites have 20 amp breakers; 20 of the power sites have 15 amp breakers. This is a self-registration campground. Payment can be made by cash
Racehorse Campground, Racehorse Provincial Recreation Area
Crowsnest
Camp in the southern Rockies in Racehorse Provincial Recreation Area, 25 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents and are surrounded by open pine forest. Racehorse Creek runs alonside the campground. Go fishing in the creek or hiking on informal trails. Registered campers may off-load and use access roads to travel to nearby OHV trails from their campsites.<br>Opening dates are subject to weather conditions. All campsites are first come-first served. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees payment by cash or personal cheque only.No firewood i
