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Mesa Butte Equestrian Campground, Mesa Butte Provincial Recreation Area
Bragg Creek
This small equestrian campground is found in Mesa Butte Provincial Recreation Area, 20 km west of Millarville on Hwy. 549 and northwest on Range Road 50A. Hitching rails, corrals, and a loading ramp are available for registered campers. Hike, mountain bike, or horseback ride in the area.<br>Price includes fee for 2 horses; $7.00/night each additional horse.Firewood 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 strives to maintain water quality, we recommend that you bri
Michener Park
Lacombe
* 37 Treed power sites *Horseshoe Pits * Sports fields * Reservations 403 782-2268, $10 non-refundable reservation fee per reserved campsite, $10 administration fee for all cancellations. No refunds will be granted if cancelled within 7 days of the reserved date. Over flow camping is $7/night
Minnow Lake Campground, Minnow Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Edson
A small campground found in Minnow Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 20 km east of Edson on Hwy. 16 and 20 km south on Wolf Lake Road. Sites are in a grassy field with surrounding trees. Due to low water levels, the boat launch is closed, but you can hand launch small boats and canoes.s.<br>Firewood is sold on-site on weekends; on week days, wood is delivered on request (phone number posted at campground).Water is available from a hand pump at this site.
Miquelon Lake Campground, Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Edmonton
This large campground offers many spacious sites, surrounded by mixed forest and suitable for RVs and tents. There are unserviced, powered, and pull-through sites to choose from. A fun getaway at all times of the year with many trails for hiking, mountain biking, or skiing. Families can enjoy a beach-front playground and summer interpretive programs. Miquelon is part of the Beaver Hills Dark Sky Preserve and is a nice spot to watch the stars.<br>Total load on power pedestals not to exceed 24 amps at 120 volts. Winter camping is first-come, first-served and requires self-registration on site.Se
Moonshine Lake Campground, Moonshine Lake Provincial Park
Spirit River
This large campground is found in Moonshine Lake Provincial Park, 27 km west of Spirit River on Hwy. 49 and 7 km north on Hwy. 725. There are many amenities here including powered sites, sewage disposal, a playground, showers, beach, pier, and boat launch. Enjoy swimming and beach activities as well as non-powered and electric powered boating. Fish for trout, hike, mountain bike, or picnic at Jack Bird Pond.<br>For self-registration sites in this campground, payment can be made by cash or personal cheque (payable to “Government of Alberta”). Credit cards are NOT accepted as payment.
Moose Lake Campground, Moose Lake Provincial Park
Bonnyville
Moose Lake Campground is located in Moose Lake Provincial Park, 3 km north of Bonnyville on Hwy. 41 and 10 km west on Hwy. 660, and 1 km south on access road. Relax and spend hours on the sandy beach, and camp in a northern jack pine forest.<br>Site A-14 is not equipped with a fire pit. B-39 is the only site with 50 amp power.
Morinville RV Park Heritage Lake
Morinville
*Fish stocked lake * Security lighting * Chlorinated water * WIFI * Short walk to Town * Approx. 12 min to St. Albert* 35 min to West Edmonton Mall * Photos on website, www.MorinvilleRVPark.com*park expanding* Host & Owners on-Site * Alt. Ph:780-418-3000
Mount Sarrail Walk-in Tenting Campground, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Canmore
Mount Sarrail Walk-in Tenting Campground is in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, 50 km south of Hwy. 1 on Hwy. 40 and south on Kananaskis Lakes Trail. There are over 40 well-treed walk-in tenting sites here (no RVs). From here there is close access to the lakes for those hoping to canoe, fish or go boating. There are also many hiking, mountain biking and paved trails nearby.<br>Limited number of bear-proof food storage lockers; on-site manager & caretaker. Visa & MasterCard accepted.Firewood available for purchase on site from the campground manager or at Boulton Creek campground store.Water is
Musreau Lake, Musreau Lake Provincial Recreation Area
Grande Prairie
Camp by the shores of a spring fed lake in Musreau Lake Provincial Recreation Area, 80 km south of Grande Prairie on Hwy. 40 and 2 km east on an access road. Sites are well-treed and suitable for RVs and tents. The clear, deep waters are great for swimming. Take your canoe or boat out for some fishing and exploring, hike along the lakeshore on the forested trail or hang out on the sandy beach.<br>This is a self-registration campground. Payment can be made by cash or personal cheque (payable to “Government of Alberta”). Credit cards are NOT accepted as payment.
Nichol Springs Group Use, Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Medicine Hat
<br>This group camping area accommodates TENTS ONLY. 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. Firewood can be purchased at Elkwater townsite.
Nitehawk Wilderness RV Park
Grande Prairie
Nitehawk Wilderness RV Park is open year-round and just 10 minutes south of Grande Prairie in the scenic Wapiti River Valley. Enjoy treed, private sites with 30/50 amp hookups, water, and washroom access. Steps from Nitehawk?s ski hill, bike park, and Snowmakers Lounge, it?s the perfect basecamp for year-round adventure.
Directions: South on Hwy 40, cross Wapiti Bridge, first right after the bridge.
Norms Walleye Camp R.V. Park
Slave Lake
40 Sites full service $42/night * Riverfront cabin rental from $165/night * 2 Bedrm loft suite w/kitchen incl. bath w/shower,BBQ on deck,from $185/night * Docks * Great fishing for Walleye & Pike * 2.5 km from Slave & Devonshire Beach * 5 Min.from golf * Boat rentals for our campers * Playground
