Campground Category: Alberta Private Campgrounds

Showing 12 of 344 campgrounds in Alberta Private Campgrounds

11 Bridges Campground

Located just east of Drumheller, Alberta, 11 Bridges Campground, RV & Cozy Cabin Park offers full, partial, and unserviced sites beneath towering cottonwood trees along the Rosebud River. Ten rustic cabins provide comfy alternatives for non-RV campers. Enjoy clean showers, Wi-Fi, laundry, firepits, picnic tables, a playground—and proximity to the Badlands’ must-see attractions.

752 West RV-ATV Campground

Located 38 km southwest of Rocky Mountain House, 752 West RV-ATV Park is perfect for RVers and ATV lovers alike. It features 30 serviced sites, large grass lots for groups, a kids’ ATV track, and 100s of km of nearby public trail access. Friendly staff, event shelter, and flexible weekly/monthly rates make it a great outdoors getaway.

Acadia Valley Ball Park Campground

Acadia Valley Ball Park & Campground, nestled in Acadia Valley, Alberta, offers 10 well-serviced sites (power, water, sewer) plus tenting. Amenities include flush toilets, showers, sani-station and pull-through bays. Located beside ball diamonds and walking distance to village groceries, fuel and restaurants — ideal for quiet stays with full hookups in a rural setting.

Adanac Adventures

Adanac Adventures, nestled on a forested five-acre property in the Crowsnest Pass, offers a mix of camping and cabin options year-round. Choose from seasonal powered sites, walk-in tent spaces, camping cabins, or full-service cabins. Amenities include fire pits, picnic areas, WiFi, walking trails, and proximity to mountain recreation and wildlife.

Alberta Beach Family RV Park & Campground

Alberta Beach Family RV Park & Campground, nestled on the shores of historic Lac Ste. Anne just half a block from the beach, offers spacious sites with full hookups, water, fire pits, and clean washrooms & showers. On-site amenities include firewood, ice, and family-friendly facilities within walking distance of local stores and pubs.

Alberta Beach Golf Resort

Alberta Beach Golf Resort features a full 18-hole championship par-72 course alongside 160 well-serviced RV sites (water, sewer, 15/30-amp electric) and pull-throughs. Enjoy full hookups, modern washrooms/showers, a licensed clubhouse, and easy access to Wabamun Lake’s shoreline and the charming lakeside village.

Alix Lake Campground

Located on the shores of scenic Alix Lake, this small campground features 11 powered sites, tenting spots, a sandy beach, playground, boat launch, and shower/washroom facilities. Waterskiing, wakeboarding, kayaking and canoeing await—and you’re just a short walk from village stores, a golf course and lakefront adventures.

Allan Beach Resort

Located on Hubbles Lake near Stony Plain, Alberta, Allan Beach Resort offers seasonal lakeside RV sites and cottages (water, power) framed by a clear, spring-fed lake. With a sandy beach reserved for paddling, windsurfing and diving, plus volleyball, horseshoes and family events, it’s a welcoming summer retreat just 30 km west of Edmonton.

Amigos RV Park

Amigo’s RV Park, located about 15 minutes northeast of Wainwright, Alberta, features 28 full-service RV sites (30-amp with water/sewer) on level gravel pads, free WiFi, laundry and showers. Pet-friendly and set among trees, it offers a quiet, friendly atmosphere in a rural setting.

Andrew RV Park

Located in St. Andrews, Alberta, Andrew RV Park features full-hook-up RV sites (50 A), showers, a playground, laundromat and Wi-Fi near a recreation complex. With only 16 serviced sites and overflow options, it’s a compact and convenient stop for travelers seeking easy access and simple comfort in a quiet rural setting.

Anthony Henday Campground

Anthony Henday Campground is tucked within Edmonton’s Henday Park, offering a quiet urban escape with both serviced and unserviced campsites. Utilities and showers are available, and it’s an ideal base for city explorers, regional parks, and local trails. Despite its location near traffic arteries, the campground provides green space and a restful overnight stay in nature.

Archie and Janet Hogg Park

Nestled between Longview and High River in Alberta’s foothills, this valley-camping spot runs along the tranquil Highwood River with majestic mountain views and abundant wildlife. The rustic campground offers basic sites (no full hookups) surrounded by nature, making it a peaceful spot for fishing, relaxing by the fire and escaping city life for a couple of nights.
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