11 Bridges Campground and Cabins

We LOVED our experience here. We found the locals we camped beside to be super respectful and kind.
The owners were so sweet and helped us with any questions. We will be returning for round 2!

Great campground & beautiful area. Coming back for my second year here. Always clean, pleasant, no yahoos with loud music, just a nice camping crowd. Functional playground, ice cream/burger place nearby. Probably the best place for vacations with kids/grandkids - music festival nearby, Valley Brewing, fountain in Drumheller downtown, dinosaur museum - love the vibe and will comeback again

I must say, reading all the negative reviews on here were shocking. This is the first time we stayed here. We have a 35 foot motorhome and a small car. Had no issues with our unit fitting into our site. The managers were very helpful and were very nice. Looking at the negative reviews and then the answers from the management, it seems to me, that the bad reviews are from younger, entitled, people that think the rules don't apply to them.
The site we stayed in was very clean and we left it that way when we left. The washrooms and showers were extremely clean and great. The laundry room was very appreciated and very clean. Our son, 11 years old, loved the playground and walking down to the river. This place, when the non entitled people are staying here, deserves a 5 star review.

Private camp sites, clean bathrooms, clean shower, friendly staff. Nice playground for kids. Cool old trees around playground. Good. Drinking water available.

Love 11 bridges! Our family has camped there multiple times over the last 3 years, Lori and Dave are fantastic and we would highly recommend their campsite. Super kid and pet friendly!

This is such a great campground. Everything you need for a great getaway. Shout out to Lori & Dave for being extra hospitable and letting us in just before the official opening date. Highly recommended!

Stay far far away. The owners are completely crazy. Rules are over the top. I can understand respecting fellow campers, but this place is so extreme. The owner drives around all night intoxicated on her golf cart and yells at people sitting around a camp fire with their families at 8 pm. It’s too bad because the campground itself is beautiful. But if you don’t want to be verbally abused from the belligerent owner, stay somewhere else. Complete nightmare! The rcmp must get so tired of their “noise complaint” calls from people enjoying their family. Unreal.

Absolutely loved this campground. It's a beautiful spot surrounded by trees, the site was perfect covered by the trees an private an right next to the playground. My kids loved it. Washrooms were well maintained an the showers were great lots of hot water. Had 2 outside sinks where you could wash your dishes an they supplied dish soap an sponges. Firewood an ice were also responsibly priced. The lady working when we checked in was super nice. I would definitely recommend staying at 11 Bridges Campground! I know we will definitely be back.

My family camped here during the 2019 Waynestock weekend, directly across from the family (performers at Waynestock) that were kicked out in the middle of a rain storm at night.with their small children. I have never witnessed anything like it before. The family had called RCMP on the owners and we were questioned by them as well. We explained that they had not been a disturbance to us in anyway. The RCMP officer told me that this was not the first time that they had been called by other campers staying there, but with them being a private owned campground there was unfortunately little they could do to help them. So.as they were packing up the two sites I witnessed the grandmother (she must have been close to 80 and did not speak English well) walking towards the bathroom facilities, then to my complete disbelief, the owner run ahead of her to BLOCK the entrance with her arms out! I was shocked at this cruelty. I yelled out "let her use the washroom! " And the owner replied that they are for guests and customers only. We then stepped in and directed her to our trailer to use our toilet. She was so confused and in tears. As she was inside our camper the owner came onto our site to "inform" us that they had actual made multiple noise complaints against us.to which I replied "I don't f*#king care what they did, she needs a washroom! " On a completely side note: she was so grateful to be shown kindness during what must have a very horrific experience for their whole family that she gave us a hand made doll (her sister made from what I could pick up in Spanish). We wanted to wake our kids up to pack up and leave right then and there, but waited until morning. I write this review now all this time later only because I plan to attend waynestock again and will NEVER stay here or recommend anyone stay after the display of abuse I witnessed from the owners.

Honestly, it's hard to put into words how terrible of an experience we had at this campground. Campground is nice but the Owner is unbearable. We had multiple issues with her on the weekend. On our last night there, she aggressively approached (we suspect she was intoxicated) our small and quiet group of campers around midnight and started yelling at them to go to bed. She lost her cool, told us she was going to call 911 then sped off on her golf cart and proceeded to drive directly into one of our groups PARKED CAR! The crash woke up half the campground.

About 20 minutes after this, the cops did show up. They told us this isn't the first time they have been called and basically told us not to worry and to go back to bed.

She is going to respond to this review with:
1. We were up till 3: 30am being loud - We weren't. A small group was up till around midnight.
2. There were complaints from other campers - There weren't. We weren't being loud, and the majority of campers in our area of the campground were part of our group. Also, she never mentioned anything that weekend about a complaint.
3. Our campers were being aggressive - We weren't. She came in super aggressive and yelling, so much so that my wife was intimidated and had to leave the situation.

Honestly, it was the worst camping experience. Read through all the previous reviews and you will see a common theme.

Camped here for a few days, was nice but had a friend that I haven't seen in a long time come visit and they charged 10 bucks extra to have a visitor. And then came and kicked them out at 10 pm even tho there vehicle was parked outside the gate. They escorted my friend to his vehicle and made sure they left. Never ever been to a campground with these rules. Prob won't ever camp here again

The site it self is really nice and well kept. “BUT “ It is hard to reduce to words how awful the people who own this site or the hired help they have running this camp site are towards campers.
I witnessed the owner or hired help riding around literally yelling and screaming at campers to go to bed at 11 pm I don’t mean asking to keep there voices down I mean she was intoxicated and slurring her words yelling then proceeded to take of in her cart and Ram a parked truck causing damage.
Processed to park her golf cart and call the police on the campers.
I wouldn’t recommend staying here unless your like movies like Friday the 13th or Freddy returns “ on a golf cart “ WOW

I stayed at 11 Bridges Campground for 3 nights over the August long weekend and it was a wonderful experience. The campground is nice and small, nestled in a grove of trees and has a very cozy feel. It's only a few minutes drive away from Drumheller so it's easy to get around. I was in Drumheller for a music festival and probably stood out like a sore thumb but from the minute I stepped foot in the office to check in, I was made to feel welcome there. The campsite I had was for tenting purposes and it was just the right size for my setup. I knew from previous camping experiences in the Drumheller area that the ground is always hard, dry and most likely covered in gravel and this was also the case here so I came prepared with a tarp to put underneath the tent and sturdy tent pegs. So that is something you will have to keep in mind. Those flimsy aluminum pegs won't do you any good in this area.
The campground itself is very well maintained. There are plenty of garbage and recycling cans around for every camping area. The bathrooms and washroom facilities are the cleanest bathrooms I have ever seen at any campground. You could probably eat off the floor they are that clean.
After reading previous reviews, I can a hundred percent confirm that whatever negatives people were saying is definitely not the case here. The owners were both wonderful people and were very friendly. During all the interactions I had with both, they always made sure that I was enjoying my stay. The one thing that stands out about this campground is that is is populated with true campers - the ones that like a drink by the fire, have a good chat and don't feel the need to yell, scream, hoot and holler all hours of the night but can enjoy a camping experience at a reasonable volume. People here were not of the ignorant kind blasting music all day and night and that was such an enjoyable experience. You could have heard a pin drop during the evening hours and you could actually get a good nights sleep even in a tent. There was plenty of families with kids riding their bikes and playing as well as people with pets but it wasn't bothersome because everyone respected the other campers. That by itself was worth it alone. I would definitely stay here again in the future and I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice relaxing camping experience. Thank you for the wonderful weekend!

Took my boyfriend here for the 1st time. They were amazing. Super friendly. Answered any questions we had and were super helpful with us bring a toddler camping for the 1st time

Great campground. The people who run it are friendly and accommodating, the washrooms are clean, showers are nice, the cabin I stayed in was on a nice site with a picnic table and fire pit. The cabin was cozy, clean, and the mattress was very comfortable. You can get food delivered by most places. Firewood bundles are available and reasonably priced. And they even provided me with an axe to chop the wood since I forgot mine. Would recommend and camp there again!

It was my first time camping there and most definitely my last.this place is horrible, the host was a different breed that's for sure.

We stayed at the campground recently and is much of a bad review I could leave please just read the other reviews because they are hilarious and what's funnier is the responses from management. Some people truly lack self awareness. XD

The hospitality from the folks who work here was unbelievable! Incredibly welcoming environment. The campsites are well sized and covered in trees to provide shade! Their prices are reasonable and you are close to everything you would wanna do in drumheller from here. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a place to stay!

Easy place to find, near main roadway - not a lot of traffic, very little if any traffic noise. Check-in was easy, the managers or owners that helped us were kind and patient each time we chatted with them. Free wifi, clean bathrooms with clean, hot showers (loonie operated - not a problem at all, easy to use), sink area if you don’t want to travel with water and basins if tenting/staying in cabins. Cabins were clean, bed was comfy, towels and shampoo provided, windows provided opportunity for air flow which cooled the cabin down nicely at night (gets hot during the day obviously). The grounds were clean, well kept, beautiful. Overall a fantastic experience and we can’t wait to go back!

We stayed for two nights and found the people to be very friendly and accommodating. Not very far from town about 5km and also close to main attractions. Showers were very clean and easy to use and also good access to water faucets close to camp sites.

I stayed here for a long weekend for a tournament nearby. When a friend would drop me off after the tournament or pick me up the owners would chase down their car and watch us get out or in to make sure they weren't staying. They also demanded my friend check in as a guest even though they only planned to be in the campground for about 1 minuet. At this rate a taxi would need to check in with they owners before dropping someone off. After 2 drop offs they put pylons up to prevent cars from vomming and going as easily so they could chase your car down faster. This is quite ridiculous and paranoid behavior and made us feel like we weren't welcome to even stay at the campground. Also, they have a rule that only 2 people can stay at a site. That is a VERY weird and rule and if you have 3 people they force you to stay in two sites. It seems like the owners need to feel important and want to force as much money out of you as possible. I hated staying here because of the unwelcome owners and will not stay here again.

Beautiful place but not especially great for young families. Very difficult to abide by noise expectations in a group or with children. I would recommend this for couples looking for a weekend away or older campers.

I would highly recommend this campground. We have stayed here 4 summers in a row. It is the perfect location anywhere in the Drumheller area and it probably has the most shade as well. The creek right beside the campground is a fantastic bonus too. The cabins are absolutely immaculate and can tell they are very well taken care of. Same goes for the bathrooms. As for the negative reviews, everyone needs to understand that it doesnt matter where you stay you always need to have respect of the owners conditions and rules and so do your kids. I would highly recommend this place to any family big or small. Cheers to the owners

We had a wonderful time. I loved the privacy that the tent sites gave us. Bathrooms and showers were clean. The owners were great. We will be staying here again.

Was ok. Found cabins area very tight. Busy spot. Outhouses pretty stinky. Needed to be sucked out. Lots of dead trees. One fell when we were there. Not what we expected and not impressed enough to return.

Dave and Lori are the best. We keep coming back and always have a fantastic time. The facilities are always clean and top notch. Highly recommend 11 Bridges Campground.

The campground itself is beautiful, but the owners leave something to be desired. I brought my very large family. There were 9 of us in total plus our dog which we also paid for. We paid for 2 sites.

From the time we arrived, they seemed upset about the size of our group.
My dog was excited to see my son and started jumping and barking upon his arrival, it was not excessive.just excitement.
She immediately drove over on her golf cart and said your dog can't be doing that all week. I apologized and said she would settle as we settled in she was just excited to see her people.
Behind our campsite their appeared to be a trail with a partial wire fence up, it appeared as someone had left it there to what I assumed was to keep their dog up in the site, so I moved it aside. Nothing was mentioned about not using this path. My children were using the path to go to the portapotty. When the owner realized we had been using the path she came up it and started to reem us out for using it. Saying she paid $30 for a "shrub" that was there (which was not harmed.in any way even though it looks like long grass) I told her I would ensure my children didn't use it, just as my daughter returned from the washroom, she said hello to the owner, not realizing their was a problem and the owner yelled at her saying it wasn't a path, and to go around.my daughter apologized and went around. 30 minutes later she came back with her golf cart loaded with shrubs and some taller fencing, and proceeded to dig at the path that was in our site. I was very annoyed by this, and I asked her if maybe this might be done at a better time like when we leave and she responded that work still needed to be done and when we leave someone new will be in the site. I told her I wasn't comfortable with her invading our privacy, she responded she would only be 10 minutes. While she was working my husband said to my son that this would reflect highly on our review, and she yelled up are you threatening to leave a bad review? Eavesdropping on our conversation. My husband responded with no only the truth.

When she was done, she drove around to the front of our site and yelled at me to meet her in the office. I brought my husband and she asked "are you guys not happy here? " I said the campsite is absolutely beautiful but I told her she was abrasive and rude, and had she asked me to not use the path upon arrival, it never would have been used, and that I felt like she was trying to make a point by coming with her cart full of shrubs trying to make us feel bad and intruding on our privacy. She did apologize and we moved past this.

However, on our last night, she did something that was completely and totally unacceptable, and resulted in my son and his girlfriend leaving early.

While they were in the SHOWER, the owner of the camp walked IN on them to ask them if they had been whittling at their campsite. The shower room doors have zip ties on them so they cannot be locked from the inside. But with covid, only one family is allowed in, so they thought they had some privacy.the owner had zero respect for their privacy and my son's girlfriend felt so uncomfortable by this invasion she wanted to go home and they left a night early. Not only should that conversation happened ANYWHERE but the shower house, but everything at both of our sites was completely cleaned up and left in the same state we arrived. We felt like we were being watched the entire time and couldn't enjoy camping the way we usually do. My friend, husband and son came to visit us, and were told they had to park at the office because "as you can see they're already at their vehicle limit" when we came to the office to buy wood she rudely asked when my guests would be leaving, it was long before 10 pm when guests are supposed to leave, and we were not making any extra noise or doing anything that should require them to leave early. All around, I felt they were extremely abrasive, and intrusive. I will not be visiting again.
For those that do enjoy the stairs and railing we put in leading to the creek

I wish I took some photos of the site to show but didn't end up taking any because we tried to keep busy. All I can do is tell you our experience at 11 bridges campground.
First off, we have 5 kids that range in age from 10 years old to 1 years old. I tell you that because even though the campground has a park it is closed at 9pm and they are very strict with this rule. Actually, they have a TON of rules and they are very strict on ALL of them! I'm 30 years old and I've never stayed at such a strict campground with so many rules. Another rule I thought was ridiculous was they close the campground gates every night at 10pm and if you're not back in the campground by then you're either not going to be sleeping there or you'll have to leave your car and jump the fence. And I don't know if it was just our site or not but we were so close to our neighbors! We always saw them. Not much privacy. It was also very small! We were in site NS47 and after it down poured two of the sites that were 3 sites to the right of us got flooded out. So much so they had to move out to another site. And when it came to check out day (which was at 11am) it was pouring bad and we were trying to pack up everything as fast as we could with a screaming baby and tired kids from all the rain and thunder during the night so when 11: 02 hit and we were still packing up the staff came to talk to us and even though we were apologizing and moving as fast as we could they had absolutely no grace or leniency or understanding. They wanted us out right then and there and were kinda rude about it. It was quite a stressful experience.
So I don't recommend this campground for large families or families in tents or tent trailers. I also don't recommend this campground for anyone who wants to stay out doing activities past 10pm because you WILL be locked out!
Really, the only thing I enjoyed about the place was the river that was directly behind us and while the first few days were 35 degrees we were able to dive into the river and cool off. It was a beautiful temperature and not fast flowing at all and not overly deep so all the kids could go in and splash around. Really awesome stairs and railing to get to the river built out of rocks and old trees. Super great idea and made it easier to get down for young kids and while carrying a baby. Oh, and they also kept their bathrooms super clean! That was nice!
May come back when our kids are all grown and it's just the hubby and I so we can enjoy that beautiful river spot again.

Love, love, live this campground! My husband and I, along with friends have been enjoying this place for many years. The cabins are great along with their option of a fully stocked 5th wheel. Rain or shine we always have fun there. The owners are always accommodating to help with whatever we need. Looking forward to returning next season.

Great campground, close to everything
The grounds and washrooms are always clean
Posted rules are strongly enforced
I would give a 5 star but nothing anywhere is perfect

We stayed there last weekend at the place was great! Campsite was a good size and the grounds were clean. Showers are really clean and hot! Had a great time and will definitely be back.

Close to the highway, lots of highway noise. Washrooms and showers are clean. Owners are great. Lost a star because they say the showers are on from 8-9, but the water was turned off at 8: 20pm and for price/night. Also, read the very detailed and intense rules on their website before booking.

The campground is beautiful but the owners are very rude and not welcoming at all. In the first few hours that we were there the kids were told to not ride on their bikes and to not run around and play hide and seek. My friend stayed here last year and said the same thing that they were grumpy the entire time but she thought maybe they just had a bad summer so she gave them the benefit of the doubt and booked again for this year, next year she won’t be coming back and either will we. Too bad because it is a beautiful place, but the point of camping is to see the kids have fun and exploring not to sit in a chair the whole time.

Nice drive there but there was a festival going on so we didn't stay. The saloon was full so we left but we will go again to try the food staff that we talked to were informative as to when the best time to come

The campground itself is a very beautiful place. There is a nice little path that leads to the creek in the back of site 47 where we stayed. The river is nice and warm and for the most part the site is a really nice place to stay.

The downfall, and the reason this review is rated one star is solely because of the management. The lady manager by the name of Laurie was a very unkind and intrusive woman. From the very first minute we pulled into the campsite, she raised her voice at us asking how many people were in our car. We had payed for 2 adults and a child and that is what we brought. After this we got settled into our campsite and went to visit my mothers campsite. My mom owns a big dog and I've known her since she was a pup so she was very excited to see me. She was not by any means being overly loud, she barked a few times and after giving her some attention she relaxed and stopped barking. Laurie proceeded to drive to our camp site with her golf cart and told us "Your dog cant be like that all week. " We explained she was just very excited to see us and she would settle down soon enough. This was the first red flag for our family, but after the first day we just let it go and tried to continue our camping trip in peace.

There is a small path in the back of my moms camp site that leads toward a set of portapotty's, the path easily cuts the trip in half, so we had been using it quite often. Laurie again pulls up and walks straight into our campsite and tells us we are not allowed to use the path, as she is trying to "restore the privacy to the site. " We told her we would no longer use the path and that we were sorry for using it to begin with. This was not enough for Laurie so she drove back to the office and loaded her cart with shrubs and fences and began planting shrubs and fences on the path while we were all sitting there shocked at the intrusive and rude behavior. My mother asked her kindly if it was possible to plant the shrubs and fences after our stay, as our privacy felt invaded. She told us "we still have to work, and after you guys leave there will be someone else. " Even though a majority of the campground was empty.while she was on her way back to her cart my dad and I were discussing the review we were going to leave on the campground after this event. She yelled back at us "Are you threatening me with a bad review. " So not only was she invading our privacy by being in our campsite, but she was also eavesdropping on our conversations, I will admit we were not talking particularly quietly, but we definitely didn't feel like she was within earshot of hearing this conversation. I told her we were not threatening to leave a bad review, just an honest one. Soon after this she finished putting in the shrubs and fences which took her roughly 30 minutes, and then she pulled into our site and asked my mother to see her at the office. Both my dad and mom went to the office to speak with Laurie. She did apologize for her behavior and told us we wouldn't see her for the rest of our trip. We hoped for much better trip continuing forward.
On the 5th day in the morning at roughly 10: 30 My girlfriend and I decided we needed a shower. We gathered our things and made our way to the shower house. The doors are zip tied so it is not possible to lock the doors. We showered for 15 minutes and after the shower stopped we got out to dry off and change. My girlfriend had just gotten dried off and dressed, while I was still in the shower. I was still naked, and Laurie without a knock walks straight into the shower room, she didn't just peek in either she walked in and backed my girlfriend into a corner and asked her if she was whittling sticks and when we planned on cleaning it. We still had over a day left and had every intention of cleaning before we left.
We felt invaded and decided we were going to leave a day early. We felt very intruded and harassed and still respectfully left the campground in a better state than we found it. We will never return to the 11 bridges campsite.

The negative experiences are true. I stayed here last summer (Aug) and received a site so small that i couldn't put the awning out all the way without hitting trees. This was after I was assured that my not large 24' trailer would foot easily. The staff was extremely rude when checking in, and out. Even just asking for the wifi code, a smile from the staff was not in the cards. It was just myself, a 5 yr old child, and a grand parent who were in bed by 9 every night, and they were still mean and rude. A few sites by the creek look nice, but the ones in the NE area are cramped and open, and well worn. We drove by the cabins and they looked pretty crummy too. We visited family staying at Dinosaur Trail RV, and the sites and service was much more enjoyable.

This is one of our favorite campgrounds in the province! The grounds are beautiful in this family run campground, and it's only a stone's throw from Drumheller. The owners are doing a great job navigating the pandemic requirements, and I feel completely safe camping there. It's also just down the street from a fantastic little ice cream shop! Can't wait!

We Booked for the weekend, at first the site we got was a bit to small for the MASSIVE tent we had, luckily they had a few other sites for us to pick from. We got a site right across from the playground which my sons loved.we came with a lot of stuff strapped to the top of the roof so it was quite heavy for my s/o and I to lift by ourselves but one of the staff kindly helped us lift it back onto our jeep lol the bathrooms very clean. Trees were beautiful. We hope to be back again.

Very beatiful campground located between the Hodoos and Drumheller town. Lots of trees and beautiful playground for kids. Clean toilets, hot showers and Laundry. All choices of camping needs available from RV sites, Camper van or car sites, to tent camping sites as well as Cabins. Water and power available. Great staff. I will keep going back year after year.

We’ve camped at 11 Bridges many times since 2017. The campground is clean, quiet and sites are private and a good size. We appreciate that the managers enforce the rules so all campers can enjoy their stay!

Very clean and welcoming right from the get go. Cabins are small but very cute beds are comfortable. Definitely recommend this place my first time here but certainly not my last we will be back again.

I called to reserve a campsite for two nights. I was told they had one site left, so I said I would take it. I gave her my full name and credit card number to pay for the two nights in advance. She also asked for my phone number which I gave her. At no time during that 5 minute call did she say anything about no check-ins after 10: 00 pm. As it sometimes goes with kids, it took much longer than expected when picking up our Grandkids for our weekend camping trip. It was almost 10: 30 when we finally pulled up to the closed gate at the campground entrance. There was a small sign stating no check-ins after 10: 00 pm, but as every other campground operates, the gate is closed to keep out those without a reservation and for security reasons. I have been told numerous times, when reserving a site at other campgrounds, that if you arrive late, simply open the gate and come in. Make sure the gate is closed behind you, then proceed to the camp office where you will find a notice in your name giving you directions to you site. So that was what I expected in this case too, so that was how I proceeded. When I stopped in front of the office I turned my headlights off so I wouldn't disturb any campers. Shinning my flashlight at the office door and window I didn't see any notice for me so I was a little confused. Just then a woman came around the corner and asked what I was doing there. Not knowing who she was I simply answered that I was checking in. She raised her voice asking me if I hadn't seen the sign on the gate saying no check-ins after 10: 00 pm and that I would have to leave right now! I couldn't believe my ears, so I calmly told her I have a reservation thinking she would understand. That seemed to make her more angry and again in a loud voice she stated that my credit card had been denied and that this was private property and we had to turn around and leave right now! There was a family of campers sitting around their campfire fairly close to us and I know they could hear every word she said. I was completely embarrassed because I have never had a credit card denied before. I told her, "That can't be. The card is good. " Again she said in her loud angry voice that I needed to turn around right there and get off the property. I couldn't believe that anyone could be so rude, let alone someone in the hospitality business. When I got back in the car to leave I could hear my grand daughter was crying in the back seat. The whole scene was very distressing to all of us. The next morning I called my credit card company and there was nothing wrong with my card and there was never any charge put through from that campground. The whole thing is very puzzling why she would not have called me if she had trouble with the credit card.
I would strongly recommend everyone thinking of staying there, DON'T! There are plenty of other really great campgrounds for the same price in the Drumheller area. Our favorite is the River Grove Campground.

This is our favourite campground in the Drumheller area. It’s beautiful, quiet, gorgeous shade trees, sites are able to accommodate a wide variety of units, rental trailer and cabins also available. It is exceptionally clean, the facilities and amenities so well looked after, pride of ownership is evident everywhere you look. We’ve stayed 2 years in a row for 5 days each time and have nothing but great things to say about the campground and owners!

Do yourself a favor and skip all the negative reviews or you will be missing out on a amazing clean, family friendly, private and well treed campsite. We stayed at one of the cabins, the kids had a blast! And for $80.00 a night its perfect if your wanting to take in all the sights Drumheller has to offer. This is no joke the most cleanest camp site i have stayed at there bathrooms, shower stales, Landry and dish pit is amazingly clean and so convenient to all campers. There is a huge play area for the kids our kids sure enjoyed it. Yes there are rules but honestly if your there for a nice relaxing family time you'll appreciate them all, honestly they are pretty easy to follow. Thank you 11 bridges for another wonderful family get away! We will be back again.

Excellent camp ground. Tons of space, little walking trails, right on the river. Sites are very treed in. Highly recommend

I encourage everyone to read the 1 star reviews about 11 Bridges Campground and the responses from the management! After our experience camping here this weekend I can say that every 1 star review I have read is accurate and the attitude coming through on the responses from the management is a direct reflection of how they will treat you if you choose to stay there. I wish I would have read the reviews before booking to save myself the headache of dealing with the people who run it. The owners will likely bury their own business with their abrasive attitude. We were greeted with hostility from the first moment we showed up.

They will also charge your credit card for whatever and however much they deem fit after you leave without talking to you first, as I have read from many other reviews. We were charged an $80 cleanup fee for some sunflower seeds on the ground. We didn't realize at the time this was in their policies, we were just told to 'sign here and initial here' on the paperwork checking in as is the case when checking in anywhere else. I have never seen this policy at other campgrounds, so naturally didn't think twice about it. With the management bent on charging a cleanup fee for a policy not seen at most camp sites, they should be doing a better job of outlining this when checking you in. After calling to try to talk about how high the charge was and to see if they would consider reducing it a bit, I was hung up on. I even called back to say I don't want a fight and that I would like to come back in the future if we can resolve this, but the lady would not answer so I left a message saying that instead.

I'm expect there will be some response to my review from management saying that I'm wrong and they are right, after reading the other reviews. All I can say is that my experience matches the many other terrible ones I have read and I will never be back to this campsite unless management is willing to work out the size of the fee they charged me.

It was a cute little campground. Extremely quiet. It's only a few minutes from town. No outside firewood is allowed.

Okay ends up my review is a bit late (august 2018) but I didn't realize I never review till I was looking up the place for a friend planning to travel to drumheller. My bf and stayed one night and it was amazing the cabin was super cute and cozy. I always being this place up when people I know are heading that way since the price is great and we really enjoyed it.

Highlights were the beautiful trees throughout the campground, a park for children to play at, and clean bathrooms by the office. We stayed in one of the cabins and it was very clean and stayed a consistent temperature inside, we arrived on a cold day and left on a hot day and the cabin never felt too cold or too hot.

Very clean and quiet campground. The little cabins were cute and comfortable. Owners were friendly and attentive. We wouldn't hesitate to come back.

This is a private campground. Pretty treed setting. Clean pay showers and laundry available. Be sure to have loonies, if you want an early shower.
I was tenting. The site has a grassy tent area, which is nice. It is a large grassy circle surrounded by trees. There is also a more private area under trees that the owner calls the cove.
I chose the common area because the ground was more level. The cove would be very nice if it is dry. Be aware that there are signs of a stream going right over the tent site during rain.
I had the tent set up before I noticed the ant holes in the ground over the entire tenting area. I arrived late and left very early while the ants were inactive.
There is the option of unserviced regular sites for tenting that may not have the ant problem. I was not there long enough to check those sites.
Serviced sites and cute cabins also available.

Nice Campground! They seem strict about their rules which is fine, because it keeps the campground safe and clean. Will be back if we are ever camping in the Drumheller area again!