Only an hour from Calgary, our campgrounds offer everything from walk in tenting sites on the river to 30 amp RV sites with potable water. You can book up to 90 days in advance for our popular, reservation only, campgrounds such as Bow Valley and Lac Des Arcs. If you're looking for a last minute site, try our first come first serve campgrounds such as Three Sisters, Willow Rock, Bow River, Sibbald Lake, and Dawson Equestrian.
Bow Valley and Lac Des Arcs Campgrounds are now all by reservation only! This is becuase of the high demand for camping, if you do not wish to make a reservation, please visit one of our first come first serve campgrounds, such as Three Sisters, Sibbald Lake, Willow Rock, Bow River, and Dawson Equestrian.
Bow Valley and Lac Des Arcs Campgrounds are now all by reservation only! This is becuase of the high demand for camping, if you do not wish to make a reservation, please visit one of our first come first serve campgrounds, such as Three Sisters, Sibbald Lake, Willow Rock, Bow River, and Dawson Equestrian.
Reviews (10)
Alison Robertson
Sep 21, 2021
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Ryan F.
Sep 18, 2021
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William Ness
Aug 29, 2021
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Decent campsite to setup a base camp at while you explore surrounding communities. This is a huge campground and we found the map confusing. The roads are tiny, so your trailer will likely rub on the bushes. Lots of washrooms around but the water stations are few and far between.
Lots of interesting things within the park boundary but it's so big that you either need to drive to them or walk very far.
Lots of interesting things within the park boundary but it's so big that you either need to drive to them or walk very far.
Victor Armando Abat
Aug 10, 2021
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Michaela Brady
Aug 09, 2021
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This really shouldn't be advertised as a tent friendly campground. There's no where to wash dishes that doesn't involve you leaving food waste in your own campsite to attract wildlife. Also charging $3 for a 5 minute shower is a scam. I was forced to pay extra for electric and water hookup I have no use for. Guess if you're in a camper you can use unlimited water with no cost but god forbid a tenter have a free shower when they pay the same fee as the campers.
The overall cost is insane. Paid $47 a night for a single tent, and now with the new Kananaskis pass you pay an additional $15 a day. Save
The overall cost is insane. Paid $47 a night for a single tent, and now with the new Kananaskis pass you pay an additional $15 a day. Save
Natasha Carvalho
Jul 26, 2021
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We camped here in beginning of July, it was beautiful. The staff at the store at check-in mentioned there were 3 bears in the area but we didn’t see any. We stayed in a tent so made sure the campsite was clean and all food along with toiletries were pack in the boot of the car. We didn’t venture outside the tent once it was dark, carry bear spray along if going on walks and keep by bedside. The weather was good we didn’t get any rain or storm, Love the soothing sound of the river as we were in loop A close to the river.Overall we loved it.
K. H.
Jul 19, 2021
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Chad Milroy
Jul 12, 2021
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I took my son camping for the first time ever last week. We had so much fun. The camp sites are beautiful. They are a little close together, imho. But it didn’t affect us much. Down in the trees, it was cool, even in the midst of the heat wave we experienced. Water was very accessible! The staff at the store were friendly and really helpful. This is a great campground.
Prabhjot Thind
Jul 02, 2021
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That was mistake I booked this campground for 6 days and 5 nights. They Cut Power for about 6 hours everyday at day time, really ridicules and even I paid for site equipped with power. And even today (June 30th) no power until midnight And then they say water front site, not even close to water site I booked. No sound of river (water) at all. Girl at the shop so rude at closing. All costumers were unhappy with this girl.
Cliff Anderson
May 17, 2021
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