Best State Park in Alberta reviews

Virtually a very rugged land, beaten by circumstances, the age of the earth is quiet visible, understanding the lay of the land. A very lengthy but a narrow stretch of land criss crossing the terrain

Centre Block is more "resort camping" than getting out into the woods. Fellow tent campers could be noisy at times. The hike we did with a naturalist was fantastic.

Went for a hike last weekend. It was great weather so enjoyed it. The trail is not too long but you can go little off-trail to explore. Suitable for kids and a family picnic. Definitely recommend to give it a try.

Alberta is home to alien-looking rock formations called hoodoos and one of the best places to see them is at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, right at the southern end of the province. This UNESCO World Heritage Site isn’t just special because it’s...

Always a great time and always our 'go to' place if we're in the area. Beautiful. Always love the drive and the scenery. It never gets old or less majestic. Look forward to seeing it again this summer! If you appreciate my reviews.please...

Great PP! New family favorite for Alberta, suggest reservations as it's a busy place.

Nice provincial park 30 minutes east of the city of Leduc. Clean, spacious picnic areas, and camp sites

Great place for day trip or overnight camping. The drive from Calgary was easy to get to and not far. No cell service there. It was clean and kids loved it.

Well hidden treasure! Beautiful! Great spot for a family picnic, washroom are also available!

Been returning since 1968. That being said there has been alot of changes over the years. Water is usual in great shape for any activities you want

Beauvais Lake is a great place to use as your base camp to explore southern Alberta. It's so close to so many places, like Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Frank Slide, and Waterton. Campground amenities are good, but the outhouses weren't the...

Nice place for camping and it would be better to take the pass once before you reach there, Since the mobiles were not accessible with the network. Pass would require to park our vehicle in the valley, if you would like to stop to see the place. If are...

If you want peace within nature, keep driving. If you want to participate in a campground being an off-leash parade for dogs, rude campers, and a competition for who’s got the loudest speaker Friday/Saturday night, then this would be your jam. The...

Wetland Park, with charming sunset views, free parking, restrooms, a few seats, and a viewing platform

There are so many memories here for us of camping. The best time, in my opinion, to visit is the fall. Grab a coffee and just walk around the entire island. Definitely just sit at the beach and look out at the water. Have a quiet moment

This is the best beach on Buffalo Lake. The one section of it is very rocky, but the other side is exceptionally nice sand. Very soft and sandy, not rocky at all. The actual lake itself can vary depending on time of year and depth as to whether the...

My son and I fished here for two days. I can't believe how healthy this lake is. The campground is clean and well managed. Alberta Parks is doing a great job. I should mention that the boat launch is in great shape and easy to use.

We found Ross Lake campground to be very peaceful. Enjoyed kayaking the lakes in the area.

Spectacular views of the confluence of the Smoky and Sulpher rivers.

There is easy access to the first outlook, but thereafter, the trail becomes more difficult to the remaining outlooks.

Restrooms and picnic tables near by.