Top Campgrounds in Red deer county, Division no 8, Alberta

Trenville Park

Address: 21563 Township Rd 361A, Elnora, AB T0M 0Y0, Canada

“Great area, sites a very well trees which helped with the shade. River is absolutely amazing. however it appears most sites are to narrow for modern trailers with slide outs. There is also a lot of over hang branches over the roadways. Amazing staff, we will definitely be going back to camp again.”

Pine Lake Christian Camp Association

Address: 36341, AB-816, Pine Lake, AB T0M 1R0, Canada

“Loved the privacy of the camp. It’s very fun, lots to do and play. most important, it’s a great place to have alone time with Jesus”

Green Acres, Pine Lake

Address: Range Road 250A Road, Pine Lake, AB T0M 1S0, Canada

“Absolutely beautiful private camp grounds. Some friends of ours invited up for a visit and we were very impressed by the lake and amenities. The snack bar is awesome with great deep fried food and pinball games for the kids old and young.”

Raven River Hideaway

Address: Unnamed Rd,, Stauffer, AB T0M 1W0, Canada

“Where I grew up”

Spruce Bay Summer Resort

Address: 36101, Range Rd 250, Pine Lake, AB T0M 1R0, Canada

“Fun place to camp. Right on the water. We stayed at the bottom of the hill and it was really nice but a touch challenging to get into. I fit into it with my 18' camper.”

Holiday Ranch

Address: 3527 Township Rd 354, Red Deer County, AB T4G 0L4, Canada

Gleniffer Lake Reservoir Group Camping

Address: Range Rd 24C, Spruce View, AB T0M 1V0, Canada

“Good group site, quite a lot of trees to have a bit of privacy. Clean bathrooms, good signage, lots of trash bins. I was not a fan of the massive fire pit, too deep for anything except a bonfire and no other options in the site. Super quick lake access, rocky with driftwood (others is our party went to the ‘beach’ area and boat launch but I can’t speak to it). Staff was out a couple times to check in and do maintenance upkeep which was nice.”

Dickson RV Resort

Address: 35342 Range Rd 25, Red Deer County, AB T4G 0N3, Canada

“Hi All, we visited a good friend who has a trailer site here. The lake was created behind the Dickson Dam a hydroelectric project site about 30 years ago. Nice lake, rather deep right away from shore; the beaches are just as rocky as they are sandy. There is a great hiking and biking trail around the entire lake. The recreation areas are very well maintained. Most of the recreation areas are privately owned; the few open camping spots have toilet facilities but not showers and there are no power hook ups. Better for day trips than longer stays. However, it is Alberta,so it is beautiful. Enjoy.”