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Queen Elizabeth Campground, Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park
Grimshaw
Queen Elizabeth Campground is found along the shores of Lac Cardinal, in Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park. It is 3 km north and 5 km west of Grimshaw off Hwy. 35. There are over 50 campsites tucked into the forest along the lakeside, including some with power. Enjoy the beach, swimming, and boating activities. Take a hike or go mountain biking along shady boreal forest trails. The shallow lake is also a great place for birdwatching.<br>Eighteen of the power sites have 20 amp breakers; 20 of the power sites have 15 amp breakers. This is a self-registration campground. Payment can be made by cash
Racehorse Campground, Racehorse Provincial Recreation Area
Crowsnest
Camp in the southern Rockies in Racehorse Provincial Recreation Area, 25 km north of Crowsnest on Forestry Trunk Road. Sites are suitable for RVs and tents and are surrounded by open pine forest. Racehorse Creek runs alonside the campground. Go fishing in the creek or hiking on informal trails. Registered campers may off-load and use access roads to travel to nearby OHV trails from their campsites.<br>Opening dates are subject to weather conditions. All campsites are first come-first served. Self-registration is in effect with camping fees payment by cash or personal cheque only.No firewood i
Ram Falls Campground, Ram Falls Provincial Park
Nordegg
Ram Falls campground is found in Ram Falls Provincial Park, 64 km south of Nordegg on Hwy. 743. There are over 50 sites at this hidden jem. A viewing platform just a short walk from the campground provides breathtaking views of the Ram River Valley and the scenic Ram Falls. Try your luck fishing or looking for bighorn sheep.<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 tha
Red Deer River North Campground, Red Deer River Provincial Recreation Area
Sundre
This small campground is found in Red Deer River Provincial Recreation Area, 60 km southwest of Sundre on Forestry Trunk Road (Hwy. 734). Sites are located on the north bank of the Red Deer River. This foothills campground provides excellent river access for rafting and for experienced canoers and kayakers.<br>Opening date subject to snow levels.Firewood sales from service vehicle.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.
Red Lodge Campground, Red Lodge Provincial Park
Bowden
This pretty little campground has well-treed sites suitable for RVs and tents. There are unserviced and power options, and a few sites right along the Little Red Deer River. Amenities include flush toilets, showers, a small campground store, and a playground. Enjoy fishing, canoeing and kayaking as well as swimming when water levels are safe. Borrow a family discovery pack full of activities and supplies to use while exploring the park.
Reesor Dock Campground, Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Medicine Hat
<br>Shoulder-season access is weather-dependent.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.
Reesor Lake Campground, Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Medicine Hat
<br>Firewood can be purchased in Elkwater townsite.Although Alberta Parks strives to maintain water quality, we recommend that you bring your own drinking water.
Reservoir Loops Campground, Brazeau Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area
Drayton Valley
Reservoir Loops is located in the Brazeau Reservoir Provincial Recreation Area, about 60 km southwest of Drayton Valley on Hwy. 620. There are over 50 campsites, including powered and unserviced sites. Here you can fish, canoe or sail on the reservoir, or watch birds and other wildlife on the informal trails. OHVs are not permitted in the campground.<br>Firewood: $7.50/bundle.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 hand pumps is free of pathogens be
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