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Ross Lake Campground, Whitney Lakes Provincial Park
Elk Point
Ross Lake Campground is located in Whitney Lakes Provincial Park, 1km south of Elk Point on Hwy. 41, 27km east on Hwy. 646 to access road. With three natural sand beaches, campers and day users enjoy summer days boating, paddling, fishing, and birding. More than 145 birds and waterfowl have been observed here. Enjoy hiking more than 30km of trails that link the lakes throughout Whitney Lakes Provincial Park.
Rotary Park
Barrhead
Walking distance to downtown, beautifully sheltered and shaded. 9 & 18 hole golf courses close to campground. Fenced playground, grassy area. Part-Time caretaker.
Rummel Lake Winter Backcountry Camping, Spray Valley Provincial Park
Canmore
Rummel Lake Winter Backcountry Campground is found in Spray Valley Provincial Park. The nearest access is near Mount Engadine Lodge, 40 km south of Canmore on the Smith Dorrien/Spray Lakes Trail (Hwy. 742). The campground is about 5 km from the trailhead. This is the only designated winter backcountry campground in Kananaskis. Here you can enjoy the peacefulness of the forest and views of Rummel Lake and Mount Galatea in any season. A great place to hike, snowshoe, and watch for wildlife.<br>**Backcountry permit required for winter camping. Campers must camp close enough to the lake to ensur
Running Lake Campground, Running Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Worsley
This quiet little campground is found in Running Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 7 km east and 22 km north of Worsley. Treed sites are close to the lake, providing opportunities to swim, enjoy the beach, or launch a non-motorized or electric powered boat. Enjoy the surrounding forest while walking or mountain biking on the trails.<br>Water from the pump is NOT potable.
Sandy Beach Campground
Sandy Beach
Basketball * Conv. store/Gas Stn/Propane/Licensed Rest/Liquor Outlet adj. * Seasonal sites * City water * Pets allowed * Grassy Sites *
Sandy McNabb A Group Use, Sheep River Provincial Park
Turner Valley
<br>Capacity based on 50-foot units, including tow vehicle. Senior/youth group discounts mid-week only. Shelter equipped with power plugs and lights. Power: 30 amp. Large grass activity field. Located close to regular campground - quiet time strictly enforced.
Sandy McNabb B Group Use, Sheep River Provincial Park
Turner Valley
<br>Capacity based on 50-foot units, including tow vehicle. Senior/youth group discounts mid-week only. Shelter equipped with power plugs and lights. Power: 30 amp. Large grass activity field. Located close to regular campground - quiet time strictly enforced.
Sandy McNabb Campground, Sheep River Provincial Park
Turner Valley
Sandy McNabb Campground is found in Sheep River Provincial Park, 21 km west of Turner Valley on Hwy. 546. There are over 100 well-treed sites suited to RVs and tents. Enjoy the towering pine forest, crystal clear Sheep River, hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trails in the area.<br>Firewood available for purchase at manager`s site and from firewood truck.A sewage disposal station is located here, one of two in the park. Check Kananaskis RV Sewage Disposal Stations for a full listing.
Sangudo Riverside Campground
Sangudo
A beautiful riverfront setting with plenty of activities for your family * Skateboard Park * Playground * Ball Diamonds available for tournament rental * Office/store on site may offer some supplies * Firewood available for nominal fee * Close to town amenities (grocery, gas, convenience) * Rates subject to change * 30 amp * Reservations open May 1st annually by contacting the Campground Caretaker directly at 780-284-1840. Campground open to patrons May 15th to Sept. 30th.
Saskatoon Island Campground, Saskatoon Island Provincial Park
Grande Prairie
This campground is nestled along the shore of Saskatoon Lake in Saskatoon Island Provincial Park, 21 km west of Grande Prairie on Hwy. 43 and 4 km north on an access road. There are over 100 sites here, including both power and non-power sites. Walk-in tenting sites are located right along the lakeshore. Canoe or kayak on the lake while keeping an eye out for Trumpeter Swans. Enjoy hiking, mountain biking and wildlife viewing on the park trails.
The water system and sewage disposal are shut
Sedgewick Lake Park Campground
Sedgewick
*Wading pool * Close to 9-Hole golf *Paved walking trail to golf course & town * Camp kitchen with wood stove/power * Bird watching * No motorboating or ATV`s * Municipally treated water
Seibert Lake Campground, Lakeland Provincial Recreation Area
Lac La Biche
Seibert Lake Campground is located in Lakeland Provincial Recreation Area, 17 km south of Lac La Biche on Hwy. 36, 60 km east of Hwy. 55, and 20 km north on the access road. Just outside the entrance of the campsite, there is a staging area for OHV use for the trail network throughout Lakeland PRA, including access to Spencer Lake.<br>Due to high water levels and run-off, the road conditions into Seibert Lake are poor. Motorhomes are not recommended on Seibert Lake Trail (road). For road condition updates, please contact Lakeland District Office and review Advisories for Lakeland Provincial
