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Paddys Flat Campground, Elbow River Provincial Recreation Area
Bragg Creek
Paddy`s Flat Campground is found in Elbow River Provincial Recreation Area, 20 km west of Bragg Creek along Hwy. 66. Here there are nearly 100 well-treed sites which are well suited for RVs and tents. Several of the sites back on to the Elbow River. There are interpretive trails accessible from the campground and other horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking trails nearby.<br>Generator Free Area: “D” LoopFirewood available for purchase at McLean Creek campground store, at manager`s site and from firewood truck.Water is available from a hand pump at this site. Although Alberta Parks strive
Paradise Cove Resort (Whitefish Lake)
Vilna
50 daily sites available * 30 amp $35 * 15 amp $25 * Tenting $25
Park Lake Campground, Park Lake Provincial Park
Lethbridge
This lakeside campground is in Park Lake Provincial Park, 17 km northwest of Lethbridge on Hwy. 25 and 5 km north and west on Hwy. 101. Sites are are shaded by mature trees and are suitable for RVs and tents. There are unserviced, powered and lakefront options. Enjoy great beach and water activities here. Go fishing, hiking or mountain biking, or get on the water for some sailing, wind surfing or canoeing.<br>Depending on weather and use levels, Park Lake Campground remains open (with power services) until mid-October. From the beginning of October to mid-October, camping is first come-first
Payne Lake Campground, Payne Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Cardston
This scenic lakeside campground is in Payne Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 25 km west of Cardston on Hwy. 5 (18 km east of Waterton Lakes National Park on Hwy. 5). Choose from scenic lakeview sites or the shade and privacy of natural mixed forest. Fish for trout, hike, sail, windsurf, canoe, or go power boating on the lake.<br>Services are not available during the winter season. Campground is not plowed in the winter and access is dependent on weather conditions. Firewood concession during peak season only; firewood is not available during winter months. You are expected to bring your own wa
Pembina Forks Campground, Pembina Forks Provincial Recreation Area
Robb
A medium-sized campground in Pembina Forks Provincial Recreation Area, 63 km southeast of Robb on Hwy. 40. Large, well-spaced sites are nestled among spruce trees near the Pembina River. Try your luck at fishing for a variety of species.<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.
Pembina River Campground, Pembina River Provincial Park
Entwistle
This large campground is found in Pembina River Provincial Park, 2 km northwest of Entwistle on Hwy. 16A. There are over 130 sites suited for both RVs and tents, with a mixture of open and treed sites. Scenic hiking trails, close river access, and a playground make this a popular weekend spot.<br>Showers $2.00/5 minutes.Firewood $8.00/bundle.
Peppers Lake Campground, Peppers Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Nordegg
Peppers Lake Campground is located in Peppers Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 84 km southeast of Nordegg on Hwy. 734. This pretty little campground has quiet, treed sites with close lake access. Go fishing or tour the shoreline by canoe or electric powered boat. An equestrian staging area is located 2 km away.<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 h
Phyllis Lake Campground, Phyllis Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Rocky Mountain House
Phyllis Lake Campground, in Phyllis Lake Provincial Recreation Area, is 33 km south of Rocky Mountain House on Hwy. 22 and 7 km west on Hwy. 591. This scenic little foothills lake is suited to canoeing, fishing and boating with electric powered motors. There are about 20 sites, most of which are open to each other and face the lake. They are suited for both RVs and tents.<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
Pierre Greys Lakes Campground, Pierre Greys Lakes Provincial Park
Grande Cache
Four campground loops are found in Pierre Grey`s Lakes Provincial Park, 120 km north of Hinton on Hwy 40 and 32 km south of Grande Cache on Hwy 40. This beautiful park has a series of small lakes, each with lakeside camping. Sites are suitable for tents and RVs, with both unserviced and power options. Take in the scenery while you hike, birdwatch, mountain bike on the 48 km of trails, or go boating or fishing on the collection of peaceful lakes.<br>Joachim Loop has unserviced campsites. Wanyandie, Moberly and Delorme Loops have campsites with power. First Come-First Serve sites are: Wanyandie
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 *
