Alberta boasts friendly communities, impressive landscapes and a rich history—and those are just a few of the many reasons to visit. There are numerous places to set up camp and take off on an adventure in this enticing province.
Tour these majestic Canadian garden spaces and get in touch with nature.
The University of Alberta Botanical Garden offers RVers an opportunity to experience native and curated plants through popular events and walking tours.
Aspen Crossing in Alberta is a train-themed tourist destination—celebrating our railway ties!
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Melanie Berdusco, marketing and events manager of Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens, highlights this serene setting in Lethbridge, Alberta
The Thompson-Pallister Bait Co. 2015 celebrates its 90th anniversary with a world-record monument of a Len Thompson lure in Lacombe, Alberta
Edmonton is the best option for finding creative inspiration while on holiday.
Mary Kapusta, communications director for Calgary Central Library, recommends visiting the stunningly beautiful new complex
One visit to this vibrant city, and you will want to take your RV to Alberta every year.
Lindsay Gallant, manager at Earned Media in Calgary, has five recommendations for your next RVing adventure in Calgary, Alberta
Wetaskiwin's attractions include art galleries, museums and thrill-seeking opportunities.
Some folks camp solely so they can fish, or is it solely fish so they can camp?
Experience a world-class fishing experience in the beautiful Crowsnest Pass on your own or with an experienced guide.
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.
Travelling through Pincher Creek and Fort Macleod this summer? Make plans to stop and enjoy the local waterways.
Share your latest camping photos with us, and you could win a rod and reel combo made by Shakespeare fishing equipment.
