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people at rotary park while camping and RVing in Whitecourt Alberta

Top things to see and do in Whitecourt

Camping in Whitecourt is a blast, with all the fun attractions and activities on offer.

September 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
Mackenzie Crossroads Museum

Top things to see and do in High Level

From agritourism to historical attractions, there is something for everyone in High Level.

September 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
Milk River camping, Alberta

Top things to see and do in Milk River

With a wealth of sightseeing and historical attractions, Milk River is sure to please any RV camper.

September 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
An attractive dark red building stands beneath a blue sky, on green grass and above a pond and fountain.

Top things to see and do in Edson

Its great outdoors and interesting past make Edson a great place for all ages to discover.

May 2013 » by Kristen Mitchell
people camping at Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta

Top things to see and do at Waterton Lakes National Park

At this multifaceted camping destination, you really can have it all.

April 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
A white tent displays a number of art works and is surrounded by people and green lawn.

Top things to see and do in Red Deer

Walking, history and lively performances are some of the great reasons to choose to visit Red Deer.

February 2013 » by Kristen Mitchell
Scenic shot of a lake and mountains

Top things to see and do in Hinton

This Alberta town is abuzz with activity—perfect for RVing visitors.

July 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
people playing golf at Leduc Golf Club

Top things to see and do in Leduc

A convenient and fun place to RV, Leduc should be next on your list of travel destinations.

April 2012 » by Danielle Cameron

Top things to see and do in Edmonton

Edmonton brings out the best of Alberta, with friendly residents and impressive attractions.

April 2012 » by Danielle Cameron

Top things to see and do in Calgary

From rodeos to amusement parks, there is no shortage of fun to be had in this bustling city.

April 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
people riding in a horse drawn carriage in Cardston

Top things to see and do in Cardston

A quiet, laid-back town with incredible history and views, Cardston is the perfect hub from which to explore southern Alberta’s Rocky Mountains.

April 2012 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
two people standing next to a dinosaur sculpture in Drumheller Alberta

Top things to see and do in Drumheller

With its riveting attractions and natural wonders, a visit to Drumheller is always memorable.

March 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
family walking through a park

Top things to see and do in Brooks

With campgrounds and parks in every direction, Brooks is a perfect choice for RVing.

March 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
dragonfly on a dock in Athabasca, Alberta

Top things to see and do in Athabasca

Pack up the family, and find a wide variety of things to do in this fun-loving community.

March 2012 » by Danielle Cameron

Top things to see and do in Vermilion

Vermilion is a small town with big opportunities and a vibrant culture. Vermilion Provincial Park is one of many highlights.

February 2012 » by Breanne Massey
mountain on a sunny day in the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta

Top things to see and do in the Crowsnest Pass

There is unlimited appeal in exploring this tourist-friendly part of Alberta.

February 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
The Peace River as seen from the Cotillion Recreation Area.

Top things to see and do in Mighty Peace

These days this silver ribbon flowing through northern Alberta represents a peaceful place to visit for travellers who want to explore its stunning landscapes.

January 2012 » by DaleAnn Shellborn
girl standing beside a stuffed buffalo

Top things to see and do in Fort Macleod

A town dedicated to preserving history and educating its visitors, Fort Macleod is also an entertaining community for RVers to explore.

November 2011 » by Danielle Cameron
vintage aircraft

Top things to see and do in Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin offers plenty of things to see and do. Here are just a few of the must-see attractions you can enjoy in this pleasant community.

October 2011 » by Danielle Cameron
juggler performing

Top things to see and do in Grande Prairie

With so much to do, you will have no trouble finding adventure in the Grande Prairie region.

May 2010 » by Emilia Hovorka
Butchart botanical garden

Discover the top botanical gardens in Western Canada

Tour these majestic Canadian garden spaces and get in touch with nature.

June 2026 » by Danielle Cameron
Longriders RV Park with RV units parked in rows

Highly rated RV resorts and campgrounds near Edmonton, Alberta

Looking for an RV site in the Edmonton area? These resorts and campgrounds come highly recommended!

July 2024 » by Danielle Brost
Calaway Park Campground with RVs parked under shady trees

Top 5 campgrounds and RV resorts near Calgary

RVing in the Calgary area? Check out our list of must-see campgrounds and RV resorts.

February 2024 » by Danielle Brost
Spirit Island lit up by the sun from the shore on Maligne Lake.

Alberta’s must-see attractions and destinations for RVers

These are some of the essential stops on any Alberta RV holiday.

June 2022 » by Danielle Cameron
RV resorts in Edmonton

RV Resorts, restaurants and attractions in Edmonton

Camp at a resort near Edmonton, and experience some of Alberta’s finest restaurants and tourist attractions.

August 2020 » by Danielle Cameron

The University of Alberta Botanical Garden blooms beautifully

The University of Alberta Botanical Garden offers RVers an opportunity to experience native and curated plants through popular events and walking tours.

August 2019 » by Zoë Dupley
A beautiful pink sunset rests behind Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens.

This Japanese garden made its home in southern Alberta over 50 years ago

Melanie Berdusco, marketing and events manager of Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens, highlights this serene setting in Lethbridge, Alberta

July 2019 » by Kyle Born
The main spoon portion of the monument is 8.6 metres or 28 feet long.

Famous Five of Diamonds now the world’s largest lure

The Thompson-Pallister Bait Co. 2015 celebrates its 90th anniversary with a world-record monument of a Len Thompson lure in Lacombe, Alberta

May 2019 » by Timothy Fowler
The Legislature Building in Edmonton, Alberta.

Edmonton’s art and architecture

Edmonton is the best option for finding creative inspiration while on holiday.

May 2019 » by Zoë Dupley
Bridge with the trees below and a sunny sky

A city built on creativity

Lethbridge is brimming with artistic venues and architectural marvels.
April 2019 » by Danielle Cameron
Aerial view of RVs and festival area.

Blueberry Bluegrass Festival is August long weekend

Big helpings of family-friendly bluegrass music will be served up at Blueberry Bluegrass Festival, August long weekend in Stony Plain, Alberta.
March 2019 » by Timothy Fowler
Calgary’s new Central Library is a spectacle.

Calgary Central Library: the City’s homegrown honeycomb of art and architecture

Mary Kapusta, communications director for Calgary Central Library, recommends visiting the stunningly beautiful new complex

February 2019 » by Kyle Born
an elaborately hand-carved carousel

Take your pick: Edmonton offers a host of attractions

One visit to this vibrant city, and you will want to take your RV to Alberta every year.

January 2019 » by Danielle Cameron
“There are so many sceneries and activities to discover in and around Calgary that you generally need more than one trip to experience them all,” said Lindsay Gallant, manager at Earned Media in Calgary.

5 of the best things to do in Calgary, Alberta

Lindsay Gallant, manager at Earned Media in Calgary, has five recommendations for your next RVing adventure in Calgary, Alberta

January 2019 » by Kyle Born
Vintage cars are lined up at the museum in Wetaskiwin, Alberta.

RVing in Wetaskiwin is always an adventure

Wetaskiwin's attractions include art galleries, museums and thrill-seeking opportunities.

December 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
In a strong tide of catch-and-release fishing philosophy, it is rewarding to occasionally eat a fresh-caught fish for shore lunch.

Gone fishing: Fish and camp in under three-hour’s drive from Edmonton

Fishing and camping go hand in hand and these six lakes in Alberta offer excellent fishing and five have adjacent provincial campgrounds.
August 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
Hours on the water fishing are some of the best times with my brother, Pete.

Fishing with family is fantastic

Some folks camp solely so they can fish, or is it solely fish so they can camp?

July 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
The Crowsnest River is one of Alberta’s premier rivers.

Fly-fishing and exploring the Crowsnest Pass

Experience a world-class fishing experience in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass on your own or with an experienced guide.

June 2018 » by Jeff Smith
The falls at Big Hill Springs Provincial Park are spectacular.

Wrangle some water into your summer plans in Cochrane

Cochrane, Alberta, is best known for its rodeos and rolling plains, but it should also be known for its many water-based activities. Here are some of the best.

June 2018 » by Zoë Dupley
Castle River near Pincher Creek, Alberta.

Splash around between these cozy Alberta towns

Travelling through Pincher Creek and Fort Macleod this summer? Make plans to stop and enjoy the local waterways.

June 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
people on the beach

Finding waterfront fun near Edmonton, Alberta

If you're RVing in Edmonton and you want to cool off, have a blast in the water at one of these nearby locations.

June 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
Larger wetlands with a wide band of mud and riparian area are more likely to be home to shorebirds like the American Avocet.

Wetlands are wondrous places

Plan a visit to wetlands this summer to explore more of what they have to offer in recreation and observation.

May 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
A serene pond found in Lethbridge's Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden.

Wild About Water: Lethbridge

If you’re wanting to get down to the waterfront this summer, Lethbridge has the resources to make it happen. If you like fishing, swimming, bird-watching or sailing, there is a place for you here.

May 2018 » by Zoë Dupley
Kidney Lake, Alberta

Water world!

Cast your fishing line, float downstream or race your riverboat in Whitecourt, Alberta.

May 2018 » by Jillian Clark
If Red Five of Diamonds aren’t getting a bite, nothing is biting.

Len Thompson: The lure of fishing

Len Thompson’s spoons are the Canadian iconic fishing lure, especially in prairie and Canadian Shield lakes. If you are after pike, walleye or brown, rainbow or lake trout, Len Thompson has a spoon that will hook you up.
 
May 2018
Making memories: Families enjoy a day of fun at Pine Lake campground.

Not just for summer

Central Alberta’s Pine Lake Leisure Campground & RV Resort is a favourite summertime destination for many Alberta families. 

April 2018 » by Marie Milner
The upgrades include facility facelifts and more campsites to meet the increasing demand from campers.

Alberta Parks: Find your next adventure

Spring is coming and soon visitors will be emerging from hibernation to enjoy another beautiful Alberta camping season.

March 2018 » by Mary Fitl
The Alberta Aviation Museum in Edmonton, Alberta, is full of Canadian aircraft.

5 things to do along Highway 16

The Yellowhead Highway spans four provinces and includes over a dozen places worthy of exploration

March 2018 » by Kyle Born
Paul Brandt poses in the mountains in winter

Paul Brandt is Alberta bound for the Big Valley Jamboree

Paul Brandt will be bringing his convoy to the Big Valley Jamboree in Camrose, Alberta, in August

March 2018 » by Kyle Born
Bridge Valley Golf has a nine-hole, par-3 course, practice putting greens, 18-hole mini-putt and a new and improved driving range.

“FOUR!” golf courses worth checking out in Lethbridge

Lethbridge has a variety of golfing options for RVers travelling through southern Alberta

March 2018 » by Kyle Born
Whitecourt Golf and Country Club.

Golf Whitecourt and Mayerthorpe, Alberta, with two outstanding courses within a half-hour drive

Just north of downtown Whitecourt, Alberta, tucked against the Athabasca River is Whitecourt Golf and Country Club, and just 30 minutes down Highway 43 is Trails End Golf and Country Club at Mayerthorpe.

March 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
A photo of the Confederation Park Golf Course in Calgary, showing the driving range.

Embrace the Calgary golf experience

With courses galore, this city is a golfer's dream.

March 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The BMO Centre in Calgary's Stampede Park was full to overflowing with RVs and RVers during the 2018 Expo & Sale.

Calgary RV Expo 2018: A recap

Full-time, part-time and occasional RVers found inspirations galore at the 2018 Calgary RV Expo & Sale. 

February 2018 » by Marie Milner
mineral samples on a display table

Rockin’ out in Calgary

Attention rock hounds: Calgary hosts a number of rock, gem and mineral shows throughout the year.

January 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The locals love to ride to a spot they call Hidden Lake (Ash Lake) for adventurous riding and rider meetups.

Discover Alberta by ATV

Outdoor adventures in Whitecourt, Alberta

January 2018 » by Jillian Clark
Hikers touring the Frank Slide site with a guide

Guests are mesmerized by Frank Slide

This Crowsnest Pass attraction is the site of a famous natural disaster.

January 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
a roadside attraction, model of the star trek space ship

Treasure for Trekkies

The Alberta town of Vulcan is an obvious must-see for Star Trek fans.

January 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The pyramid shaped conservatory buildings at night, all lit up

Fascinating finds near Edmonton

RVing in the Edmonton area allows the adventurous to discover a whole world of historic and modern treasures.

January 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
People at an RV show, looking at motorhomes

Ten reasons why you should attend the Edmonton RV Expo

Make sure you don't miss this Alberta RV show and sale

November 2017 » by Timothy Fowler
A man is filling a glass of beer from a beer tap at the Village Brewery.

The Calgary brewery guide

Village, one of Calgary’s must-try breweries, gives us micro-brewery recommendations in the city.

October 2017 » by Jillian Clark
Medicine Hat is a pretty city that attracts many visitors.

Hear the melodies in Medicine Hat

Music fills the air in this arts-friendly Alberta city.

July 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
New West Theatre performances.

Toe-tap to the right tune in Lethbridge, Alberta

Whether it’s country, rock, jazz, folk or electronic that moves you, Lethbridge, Alberta, has a flourishing live music scene that spans multiple genres. 

July 2017 » by Kirsten Armleder
Logan Shellborn takes a better look at the 30 million cubic meters of limestone that crashed from the summit of Turtle Mountain on April 29, 1903.

Celebrate Alberta’s culture in the Crowsnest Pass

The Crowsnest Pass has a lot going on this year, including free admission to Frank Slide Interpretive Centre during Alberta Culture Days.

July 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
One of the original Touring Tin decals, Photo by Timothy Fowler

Touring tin – Hot rods in Banff National Park

If you need an excuse to go camping, rolling your hot rod to Banff’s Tunnel Mountain campground is as good as any.

July 2017 » by Timothy Fowler
Kootenay Valley Viewpoint is one of the sights to see within the Golden Triangle.

Fun x 3 = The Golden Triangle

Yoho and Kootenay National Parks boast a bevy of activity to unearth within the Golden Triangle

June 2017 » by Kyle Born
Pocket house

The small house movement was made for RVers

The tiny house movement used to mean hooking up your RV for the next adventure—now it is a social movement. 

June 2017 » by Timothy Fowler
Calgary Folk Fest is always a good time.

Alberta’s music festival season is approaching

Alberta is a hot spot for music lovers. Find out what festivals are taking place this summer!

June 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Ken Stead

Ken Stead: Sounds of Summer

Follow Edmonton singer-songwriter Ken Stead to music festivals all over western Canada

May 2017 » by Timothy Fowler
After several difficult years, Alberta's recreation industry is coming back strong.

Business is booming: The increase in Alberta’s RV sales

After several difficult years, Alberta's recreation industry is coming back strong.

May 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Banff welcomes campers warmly.

Banff is an award-winning destination

This scenic Alberta community has been acknowledged on National Geographic Traveler’s Best of the World list.

May 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Two people stand on a cliff at the Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump Interpretative Centre. The backdrop is a stunning prairie view over one of the world's oldest, largest and best-preserved buffalo jumps.

Take a historical tour through Alberta

20 great spots to visit and experience Alberta's fascinating history

April 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Elk are among the most majestic creatures you can see while camping in Alberta.

Fall in love with Alberta’s wildlife

There are several places to take wildlife tours in the beautiful province of Alberta.

April 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Ross and Deborah are inside their 2006 30-foot Carriage fifth wheel.

Ditch the daily grind

"If you have a desire in your heart to get out of the rat race, RV life might be for you,” says full-time RVer Deborah Hinter. 

April 2017 » by Jillian Clark
One of Ross Johnson's photographs: Fish Lake at sunset with a dramatic red sky

Gone fishin’

The Johnsons plan to keep exploring the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains, fishing their way through the lakes scattered across Alberta.

April 2017 » by Jillian Clark
A camper is travelling on a winding rural road.

Celebrate Canada’s 150th with an RV trip of a lifetime

Canada’s 150th anniversary means it’s time for everyone to get out of their comfort zones—even farther away from the television—and explore our massive country. 

March 2017 » by Jillian Clark
The first train across South Saskatchewan River on June 10, 1883, was carrying logs.

Walk through Medicine Hat’s history at the Esplanade Museum

Medicine Hat was home to over 1,000 people before it was finally incorporated as a town rather than a Canadian Pacific Railway town.

March 2017 » by Jillian Clark
Nothing beats RVing in Alberta.

Alberta road trips you will love

Going on a camping trip to Alberta this year? Take the scenic route, and enjoy one of these legendary Alberta road trips.

March 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
More than double the population of Calgary attended the first Stampede Parade in 1912.

How the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth shaped Canada’s Wild West

Stampede founder Guy Weadick and the Big Four contributed to the booming Wild West with something Canada wasn’t expecting: The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.

March 2017 » by Jillian Clark
The Alberta badlands are a unique geological feature near Drumheller, Alberta.

Photo by Kerry Shellborn

Gems of the Canadian Badlands

Driving through the surreal landscapes of the Canadian Badlands, visitors discover a fossil-rich region with outstanding attractions.

March 2017 » by Travel Alberta
Canmore driving tour

The legendary Canmore wildlife driving tour

Want to see some of Alberta's incredible wildlife and scenery? We have the tour for you.

March 2017 » by Travel Alberta
northern lights in alberta

The Alberta sky beckons

Home to two of the world’s two largest dark sky preserves, Wood Buffalo and Jasper National Parks, Alberta offers prime viewing of the northern lights.

February 2017 » by Travel Alberta
bison on the plains

Plains Bison return to Banff National Park

This historic homecoming is an important celebration of the environment and culture of Canada’s first national park and a momentous way to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada’s confederation.

February 2017 » by Parks Canada
Promo photo for Gord Bamford.

Gord Bamford—back to the country he grew up on

Nashville artist Gord Bamford will be coming home this summer for Canada’s 150th and the 25th anniversary of Big Valley Jamboree. 

January 2017 » by Kirsten Armleder
Fort Calgary is located on the same land on which the Northwest Mounted Police built the original fort in 1875.

Travel through Calgary’s past at Fort Calgary

Calgary’s history is neatly summarized in Fort Calgary’s museum and celebrated on their grounds.

December 2016 » by Jillian Clark
This year's RV shows offer more RV accessory retailers, and lighter products that fit within all types of budgets.

RVDA RV Shows in Calgary and Edmonton: 5 Reasons to Attend

Campers get excited for spring and summer at the annual RVDA of Alberta RV shows.

December 2016 » by Jillian Clark
Southern Alberta has a wealth of historical attractions.

A historical trip through southern Alberta

Tour through the province and see some of Alberta's most intriguing historical attractions.

October 2016 » by Lynne Benjamin
An Amur tiger takes a nap among the dandelions at the Edmonton Valley Zoo.

Get close to the critters at the Edmonton Valley Zoo

Edmonton's zoo will help you get to know a variety of wild animals.

July 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
The Helen Schuler Nature Centre is a top Lethbridge attraction.

Experience nature just minutes from the city

Lethbridge's Helen Schuler Nature Centre is conveniently located and bursting with life.

July 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Adriano Lafauci with his catch. Antique wooden drift boats provide the perfect transportation as guests drift down the river. In day trips, guests can expect about six stops to fish the pools along the way.

Learn to fly-fish in wild Whitecourt

For those travelling to Northern Alberta this summer, pencil in a stop in Whitecourt for an unbelievable fly-fishing experience in Alberta’s backcountry.

June 2016 » by Jillian Clark
A pair of merganser ducks rest on the bank of a river in the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta.

Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, bursts with wildlife

The Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta carries a notorious history, scenic views and exceptional birdwatching experiences.

June 2016 » by Jillian Clark
Pretty and serene, Sylvan Lake has its share of enticing attractions.

Top things to see and do in Sylvan Lake

RVers flock to Sylvan Lake for entertainment and recreation.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Writing-on-Stone was established as a provincial park in 1957. Photo courtesy Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park

Step on sacred ground, at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park

Take a road trip starting from the Albertan village of Foremost, and witness a historical wonder.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
A display of Native American artifacts. Photo courtesy Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.

History and more in Pincher Creek

Set up camp in this southern Alberta town - you won't regret it.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Spirit island in Maligne Lake is basking in the sun.  The waters from the island to the shore are calm and reflecting the island and mountains behind.

Top 3 things to see and do in Jasper, Alberta

Jasper National Park is famous for its natural beauty, abundant wildlife and incredible scenery.

March 2016 » by Kimberly Shellborn
Jim Hammil (left), new president and CEO of the new Erwin Hymer Group of North America, and Martin Brandt, CEO and chairman of the Erwin Hymer Group.

CEO sees ground-breaking opportunity in North American RV market

New vision, new investment, new name for Roadtrek

March 2016 » by Keith Powell
RVDA RV learning weekend logo.

RVDA of Alberta is offering an RV Learning Weekend

An entertaining and informative weekend RV learning weekend for anyone who owns and RV or is even thinking about getting one. 

March 2016 » by submitted by RVDA
The bottom half of a trailer in a field, showing the back tires.

Take care of your tires, and they will take care of you

The performance and lifespan of any tire depends on two important factors: matching the right tire to vehicle use and the diligence with which an owner follows recommended care and maintenance. That is never truer than for RV tires.  

March 2016 » by Elizabeth James
A downtown Camrose street scene.

Camrose, Alberta does summer right

Get your fix of small-town hospitality in Camrose, Alberta.

March 2016 » by Jillian Clark
Michelle Carr's daughters standing next to Boulton Creek.

Kananaskis Country-Calgary’s backyard

As a lifelong Calgarian, I consider Kananaskis Country to be part of my backyard.

February 2016 » by Michelle Carr
The back end of Dave Barton and Anne Bovan's vintage airstream.  Just beyond their trailer is a green coloured lake and mountains in the background.

Happy Canadian campers

This couple loves to get away from the rush of daily life with their vintage Airstream trailer.

February 2016 » by Kristen Mitchell
people at a train museum

RV Sojourners

All aboard!

Railroad museums come in all shapes and sizes, in sunny California.

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No getting lost here

No getting lost here, or if you did, it would never happen again with the RoadMate RV9145 navigator by Magellan.

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