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Strachan Campground, Strachan Provincial Recreation Area
Rocky Mountain House
Strachan Campground is found in Strachan Provincial Recreation Area, 31 km southwest of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy. 752. There are over 25 well-treed sites, with a few choice sites next to Prairie Creek. Fish for trout or mountain whitefish in the creek, or explore nearby OHV trails. Please keep OHVs on trailers in the recreation area.<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 provincial campground – we cannot a
Strathmore Recreation Campground R.V. Park
Strathmore
NEW Shower and Laundry Facility! You will find an Aquatic Center, Tennis Courts, Skate Park, Playground, Hockey Arena, Curling Rink, and Baseball Complex ALL within 5min walking distance. Group, weekly, and monthly rates available. Ice and seasonal firewood for sale.
Sulphur Gates Campground, Sulphur Gates Provincial Recreation Area
Grande Cache
Sulphur Gates Campground in located in Sulphur Gates Provincial Recreation Area, 5 km north and 7 km west of Grande Cache off Hwy. 40. There are sites suitable for both tents, RV`s, equestrian users and backpackers going into Willmore Wilderness Park. Hitching rails, corrals and loading ramps are available. A short trail leads to lookout platfomrs with spectacular views of the Sulphur River canyon and the Smoky RIver.<br>Additional fee of $7.00/night/horse; on-site water trough provided for horses. Road is NOT maintain in winter. No firewood is provided. Although Alberta Parks strives to mai
Swalwell Dam Campground
Swalwell
Provincially stocked reservoir with potable water and outhouse, day use and camping.
Swan Lake Campground, Swan Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Rocky Mountain House
Swan Lake Campground is found in Swan Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 40 km southwest of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy. 752 and 20 km southeast on an access road. Here there are around 25 sites well suited for RVs and tents. Most sites are surrounded by trees, with a few choice sites located next to the lake. A great fishing lake for canoes or electric motors only. There are OHV trails nearby, but please keep OHVs on trailers in the recreation area.<br>This is an unserviced campground. Please remember to bring your own firewood to enjoy your stay.Recent changes to the recreation area regulation
Tall Timber Leisure Park
Sundre
Overnight sites / Seasonal Sites * Indoor pool / Whirlpool * Separate charge for pool use * No Tenting WiFi available.
Tay River Campground, Tay River Provincial Recreation Area
Caroline
This campground is found in Tay River Provincial Recreation Area, 16 km southwest of Caroline on Hwy. 591. Sites are suited to both RVs and tents. Most are in an open grassy field, with a few choice sites by the river. The Tay River is good for fishing. There are OHV and horse trails nearby. Horses are not permitted in the campground and OHVs must be on trailers while in the recreation area.<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 dr
Telegraph Park Campground
Hay Lakes
Reservations required for group camping area * Stocked Trout pond * RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE * Seasonal Open Dates May/Oct * Dates Subject to change. Please call to confirm. * Group Camping Sites Are Available. Please call for Details. * Camp Kitchen Sites With Power . * Hiking Trails And Stocked Fish Pond
The Narrows Campground, The Narrows Provincial Recreation Area
Stettler
This scenic campground is first come first serve only and is built along a narrow channel connecting two portions of Buffalo Lake. Sites are RV and tent-friendly and surrounded by trees. The channel offers good opportunities for shore fishing and is great for young anglers and paddlers. Enjoy wonderful bird watching opportunities.<br>The Narrows Provincial Recreation Area is operated by the Summer Village of Rochon Sands under a lease agreement with the Province of Alberta. Access to campground is closed from mid-October to early-May.Firewood is available for purchase at the park during poste
Thompson Creek Campground, Thompson Creek Provincial Recreation Area
Nordegg
Thompson Creek Campground is found in Thompson Creek Provincial Recreation Area, 83 km southwest of Nordegg on Hwy. 11. This picturesque recreation area is on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. There are over 50 well-treed sites, suitable for RVs and tents. A trail leads to scenic views of the river valley.<br>First wheelbarrow of firewood included in overnight camping fee; additional loads $8.00 each.Recent changes to the recreation area regulation under the Public Health Act have affected provision of drinking water in this provincial campground –
Three Isle Lake Backcountry Camping, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
Three Isle 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 10.3 km from the trailhead via Upper Kananaskis Lake Circuit/Three Isle Lake Trail. Tent sites are scattered amongst the trees above the lake. Enjoy beautiful lake and mountain views at this scenic site. No fires permitted. There are pit/vault toilets and secure food storage lockers here.
Three Rivers Group Use, Oldman Dam Provincial Recreation Area
Pincher Creek
<br>Capacity is based on 20-foot units (including tow vehicle). Firewood is sold on-site from mid May to Labour Day. Pending weather, normal water service is available by the May long weekend. To support water conservation and as a backup measure, campers are encouraged to bring a supply of drinking water. Shower facilities are available in Castleview Campground, which is located on the north side of the river. You are expected to bring your own water. Government of Alberta regulations require that water from pumps/taps like the one located here NOT be used for drinking, cooking or washing (in
