The best camping near Stony Mountain Wildland Provincial Park

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Grand Rapids Wilderness Adventures

1 site · Lodging1000 acres · Fort Mc Murray, AB

All Inclusive! 4 day 3 night wilderness adventures $1800.00 per person (plus tax) Experience one of Western Canada's most unique, exciting, and exclusive wilderness adventures available. Each one of our trips allows our guests to take in amazing history, travel through miles of pristine untouched wilderness, and view incredible wildlife, amazing scenery, and natural wonders. Each adventure begins with a journey of more than 200 km down the historic Athabasca River, to reach the Grand Rapids Wildland Provincial Park and home to one of Alberta's most secluded and private backcountry lodges. The park takes its name from the Historic Grand Rapids, located just a few miles down river of our lodge. This unique set of remote and awe inspiring Class VI rapids are unlike any you will find elsewhere on the planet. It's a one of a kind wilderness paradise, steeped in history, filled with natural wonders, and rugged beauty. It's a place where few people tread, in the very heart of the Great Northern Boreal Forest.

The best camping near Stony Mountain Wildland Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure at Stony Mountain Wildland Provincial Park, where the untamed wilderness beckons. With activities ranging from backcountry camping and hiking to wildlife viewing, this park offers a true escape into nature. Traverse the existing trails on your OHV, or explore the snowy landscape on a snowmobile. The park's diverse activities ensure an unforgettable experience for every outdoor enthusiast.

When to go

The best time to visit Stony Mountain Wildland Provincial Park is during the summer and fall when the weather is mild and the trails are accessible. Winter offers a pristine snowy landscape for snowmobiling, though temperatures can be extremely cold. Spring can be challenging due to wet conditions and potential trail closures.

Know before you go

Ensure you're prepared for encounters with wildlife by reviewing the park's safety guidelines.
Backcountry camping is available, but there are no developed camping facilities within the park.
OHV riding is restricted to existing trails to protect the park's delicate ecosystem.
For any inquiries or to report issues, contact the park administration at 780-743-7437.
Check for seasonal access and trail conditions before planning your visit to avoid closures.