Campground Category: Alberta Tourism Region – South

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.

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, 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.

Antelope Hill Provincial Park preserves ~ 380 ha of native northern fescue grassland just north of Hanna, Alberta. This day-use only park supports hiking, birdwatching, and interpretive nature walks. Camping, OHV use, and hunting are not permitted.

Just southeast of Calgary in Mossleigh, Alberta, Aspen Crossing Campground & RV Resort blends big-rig friendly full-service sites, a swimming lagoon and a fun train-themed experience. Stay surrounded by prairie vistas, enjoy dinners in a historic dining car, and easily walk to the gift shop, garden centre and onsite tavern. Great for families and keen railway fans alike.

Bassano Homecoming Trailer Park is a cozy municipal campground in Bassano, Alberta with 20 first-come, first-served sites. Options include non-service and powered sites (15/30 amp). Amenities include showers, flush toilets, coin laundromat, picnic tables and a playground. It’s walking distance to downtown, and outdoor fun and community events happen nearby.

Beauvais Lake Provincial Park (AB) is a peaceful foothills retreat 11.5 km west of Pincher Creek off Hwy 507/775. Its campground features ~ 84 well-treed sites—powered, unserviced and walk-in tenting—and 15 sites open for winter camping. Enjoy lake fishing and boating, shoreline trails, wildlife viewing, and year-round outdoor access.

Located in Beaverlodge, Alberta, this cozy 29-site campground features 10 full-service sites with power hookups, clean washrooms and showers in a rustic log shelter, and a convenient dump station. Open from early May to mid-October (weather-dependent), it’s a great choice for RVers travelling through or seeking a quiet base in the Peace Country.

Located in the village of Beiseker, Alberta, this friendly municipal campground offers about 50 well-kept sites from dry tent spots to full service hookups. Ample amenities include free showers, sani-station, a camp kitchen, fire-pits, playground and ball-diamonds. Open May through October and just off Highway 9, it’s a convenient base for prairie escapes or a stop en route to Drumheller.

Unwind at Bleriot Ferry PRA, located about 23 km northwest of Drumheller along the Red Deer River. This peaceful riverside spot offers 28 unserviced sites, shaded by cottonwoods, with easy access for canoeing, kayaking or fishing. Bring your own water and firewood, and enjoy a budget-friendly base for exploring the badlands and the nearby free cable ferry crossing.

Located just east of Youngstown, Alberta, this large lakeside campground offers 300+ shoreline sites and about 37 serviced spots, all beside a reservoir stocked for trout fishing. Enjoy a sandy beach, boat launch, playground and grassy trails through the Badlands-style grasslands. With a summer store and full-lake access, it’s a great all-season stop for families and anglers alike.

Relax riverside at Blue Trail RV Park & Campground near Glenwood, Alberta, on the scenic Waterton River. Choose from unserviced or seasonal sites with mountain views, then spend your days tubing the river, bird watching, hiking the nearby trails and enjoying peaceful evenings beside the fire. A welcoming escape for families and nature-lovers alike.