Willmore Park-Edson

I have been coming here since just a young kid; in the winter, we came to go sledding on the big hill, and we loved it; in the summer, it was hiking the trails. As an adult I came out to camp and hike abd of course as a local boy I never hiked the conventional trails always going down game trails or just taking off into the bush to see where we would end up. Anyway, I love this place and anyone looking for good family friendly camping I definitely recommend, it's not a place to go partying and getting drunk, it's not a bad place to have a couple of drinks with family and friends but to get drunk find somewhere else because of course people are going to get cranky about that, especially since they probably have kids with them, people go and enjoy every Edsonites favorite place to camp, hike, bike, and even enjoy in the winter you'll love it!!

One of my favorite trails so far, it seems to be mainly made for biking but it's nice for a walk/hike as well, the ground is softer than any other trail I've gone on so far, just starting out, so let's say around 5, 6 trails so far

Good trails. Lots of roots. I want to return once the bike park is complete. From what we saw it will be solid. Also missed getting on some trails due to repair work being done but that is good means next time they should be good to go. Makes a nice day trip from Edmonton

We went for the day to do a short hike and swim in MacLeod River. The trail we took was well maintained and the signage was pretty good for the first bit of the hike (we had to guess which trail was which after about 10 minutes in). On a whim, we took a side "trail" down to the river that was quite steep. It was totally worth it because we found a great spot to swim and cool off.
Great place and I'm hoping to go back soon.

Great camping spot for anyone prepared properly. There are no services (and lot to no cell service). But the area is absolutely beautiful. Nice modest park for the kiddos with a Green Shed full of toys and activities to keep everyone busy (parachutes, sack race sacks, Wiffle ball, trucks and bubble blowers). The river is high right now so it wasn't save to play directly in, but the water front area still had lots of sand, but again, dropped off quickly to deeper faster water so we aware). Lots of trails to explore, self registration ($17/night). Was great to share some of my childhood with my family.