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Badlands River View (Drumheller Valley)

1 site · RV, Tent15 acres · Drumheller, AB

Learn more about this land: Crowned the best all-around campground in Canada for 2024, based on 2023 bookings, reviews, and ratings by Hipcamp members! Also Crowned best RV and Van Spot Award for 2024! Welcome to the ultimate outdoor adventure in the heart of the Drumheller Valley! Have you been looking for a unique and unforgettable camping experience in the Badlands of Alberta? Look no further than our campsite, located just 40 feet from the Red Deer River and camping is available all year round. Imagine waking up to the sound of the river flowing and the sun rising over the breathtaking Badlands. You can experience all of this and more when you stay at our campsite. Whether you are a nature lover, an avid hiker, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, our campsite offers a secluded, peaceful retreat. Located on the world famous 30 mile Dinosour Trail, our campsite offers unparalleled access to some of the most stunning scenery in the area. From the towering hoodoos to the winding river, the beauty of the Badlands is truly unmatched. And when you stay at our campsite, you can experience it all up close and personal. But our campsite offers more than just stunning views. We also provide a range of amenities to ensure that your stay is comfortable and enjoyable. The site is equipped with a picnic table, fire pit, and outhouse and can accommodate three RV’s up to 29 ft. in length ($44 per unit per night) or 4 tents up to a maximum of 12 people total. (Also $44 per night per tent) So why wait? Book your stay at our campsite today and start planning your unforgettable outdoor adventure in the heart of the Drumheller Valley. We guarantee that you won't regret it.

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Bridgeviews Drumheller

25 sites · RVs, Tents9 acres · Drumheller, AB

281 5th AVE S Rosedale, AB Bridgeviews Look for the blue signs :) (NOT 11 BRIDGES CAMPGROUND) Nestled in a Valley between Rosebud creek and Drumheller's prehistoric hills private location on the famous bridges route to Wayne. Beside Bridge #1 You will find your Badlands escape. 7 mins to downtown Drumheller and 15 mins to The Royal Tyrrell Museum. Enjoy your morning coffee and tea amongst Drumheller's breathtaking landscape. Located in a valley between Rosebud Creek and Drumheller's prehistoric hills, our private location is situated on the famous 11 bridges route to Wayne, right next to Bridge #1. Your Badlands escape is just 7 minutes away from downtown Drumheller and 15 minutes from The Royal Tyrrell Museum. Our amenities include hot showers, play areas, creek access, and plenty of space for you to enjoy.

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Wheatland Shores Campground

51 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Calgary, AB

Explore the great outdoors with Wheatland Shores Campground. Offering trailer and tent camping options for short or seasonal stays, our picturesque campground is located on Eagle Lake in Southern Alberta. Enjoy fishing, water sports, and kayak rentals in the summer. Then in the winter season enjoy skating on the lake, snowshoeing and access to the lake for ice fishing. Find all your camping essentials at our onsite store. Group sites available. Make memories that last at Wheatland Shores Campground.

The best camping near Midland Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on a journey through Midland Provincial Park, where adventure awaits at every turn. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the badlands with activities like front-country hiking, wildlife viewing, and the unique challenge of disc golf. Cycle or mountain bike through the rugged terrain, or enjoy a serene picnic amid the park's natural splendour. With a rich history and a plethora of trails, Midland Provincial Park is a day-use paradise for explorers and history enthusiasts alike.

When to go

The best time to visit Midland Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the trails are most accessible and the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with limited access and fewer services.

Know before you go

Ensure you have sturdy footwear for the park's rugged terrain and natural hazards like washouts and cactus.
Be bear smart and cougar aware; download wildlife safety tips before your visit.
Midland Provincial Park is a day-use area only, with no overnight camping facilities available.
Check for any advisories or closures before planning your trip to the park.
Accessibility may vary within the park; confirm with park staff for the most current information.