Lethbridge is home of the world’s longest and tallest trestle bridge as well as the largest city in Southern Alberta. From Lethbridge there is easy access to both the Rocky Mountains and Crows Nest Pass as well as the southern prairies and Hoodoos of Writing on Stone Park.
Whatever you’re next camping advernture is, Lethbridge and surround area has you covered.
Central Hub Waterton Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump Frank Slide Kootenai Brown Museum Heritage Acres Remington Carriage Museum Lebel Mansion Cable Dump station at the Co-op Mall Weekly/monthly rates High Speed Internet available Basketball Hoop
Ride ATVs from campsite. Area attractions: Frank Slide Interpretive Centre, Bellevue Mine Tour, Garganuta Cave, Airplane Crash, Leitch Collieries. Walking distance to Crowsnest River. Rent The Loft – furnished two bedroom apartment. Sell Burmis Tree pendants.”
43 Fully serviced sites Large tenting area Near park with pool & baseball facilities Adjacent to Remington Carriage Museum Near 18 hole golf course
7 Serviced Sites 13 Unserviced Sites
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Random campsites Windsurfing Great place to fly your kite No fires allowed
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Campsite & group camping reservations: Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca or 1-877-537-2757 2013 campsite reservations begin Feb. 19 Shower & flush toilets operational Victoria Day-Sept Interpretive programs Rock art tours May-Aug
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Senior discount
RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE campsite & group camping reservations: Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca or 1-877-537-2757 2013 campsite reservations begin Feb. 19 boat rentals Ideal location for camping and boating
Beside Pincher Creek, close to all amenities Stop and enjoy the hospitality Fee includes use of showers Rates subject to change Firewood for purchase at gas station”
Located in hamlet Next door to large outdoor museum Playground, ball diamond and sand volleyball court all located nearby Camp kitchen with stove and amenities Peaceful and quiet community Rates vary – $15 in spring/summer, $20 in late fall/winter”