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Ribbon Lake Backcountry Camping, Spray Valley Provincial Park
Canmore
Ribbon Lake Backcountry Campground is in Spray Valley Provincial Park. There are several different ways to access it, including trail heads at Buller Mountain Day Use, Galatea Day Use, and Ribbon Creek Day Use. Note that there is a very steep section of trail with chains to aid climbing between Ribbon Falls and Ribbon Lake. Ribbon Lake is a gem tucked away in the heart of Spray Valley. Enjoy the peace and tranquility at this site. Here there are tent pads, group fire pits, firewood, pit/vault toilets, and secure food storage lockers.
Riel Beach Properties
Riel Beach
Come for our 34 powered sites, wide sandy beach, fishing, boating, and walking trails
Directions: Located between Cold Lake & Lloydminster, just off Fishing Lake Metis Settlement.
Riel Beach Properties
Riel Beach
Come for our 34 powered sites, wide sandy beach, fishing, boating, and walking trails
Rochon Sands Campground, Rochon Sands Provincial Park
Stettler
Rochon Sands Campground offers sites suited to both RVs and tents, including open spots near the lake and others nestled into the surrounding forest. There are a handful of walk-in tent sites as well. Enjoy lots of beach and lakeside activities here: swimming, canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, power boating, fishing, birding and wildlife watching.<br>Visa, MasterCard & debit cards are accepted. Firewood costs $7.50/bundle.Potable water is temporarily not available pending repairs to water line leak. Non-potable water will be provided. Signs will be posted at all standpipes.Sewage disposal is p
Rock Lake Campground, Rock Lake Provincial Park
Hinton
This large campground is found in Rock Lake Provincial Park. It is 7 km west on Hinton on Hwy. 16, 40 km northwest on Hwy. 40 and 35 km west on a gravel access road. Here there are a variety of well-spaced sites with trees for privacy. Enjoy awe-inspiring views of Alberta`s Northern Rockies while fishing, boating, mountain biking or hiking. Staging areas for the Wildland and Willmore Wilderness Park are accessible here, including hitching rails and corrals for equestrian users.<br>Parking is available at the Willmore Staging Area. This campground has 4 large equestrian sites with corrals by re
Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site
Rocky Mountain House
Discover a historic trading post along the North Saskatchewan River and immerse yourself in stories of Indigenous Peoples and legendary explorers. Experience interactive exhibits, a play fort, bison viewing, walking and biking trails, camping, friendly heritage presenters, and more. Stay awhile and share in the stories of Rocky Mountain House.
Directions: 6km West of the Town of Rocky on Highway 11A
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 *
