Alberta South RVing stories

Check out the RVing opportunities in Alberta South

Southern Alberta has much to offer the RVer or vacationer. There are cultural and recreational attractions that you can't find anywhere else in the world, and fantastic RV parks and resorts that you can stay at while you explore this unique part of Canada.

Calaway Park Campground with RVs parked under shady trees

Calgary

Top 5 campgrounds and RV resorts near Calgary

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

by Danielle Brost

A beautiful pink sunset rests behind Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens.

Lethbridge

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

by Kyle Born

Calgary RV Friendly Businesses

This pristine campground is a central hub—with thrills and entertainment in every direction.

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Bridge with the trees below and a sunny sky

Lethbridge

A city built on creativity

Lethbridge is brimming with artistic venues and architectural marvels.

by Danielle Cameron

Calgary

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

by Kyle Born

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

by Kyle Born

The Crowsnest River is one of Alberta’s premier rivers.

Crowsnest Pass

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.

by Jeff Smith

Cochrane

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.

by Zoë Dupley

Castle River near Pincher Creek, Alberta.

Fort Macleod

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.

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.

Alberta South

Wetlands are wondrous places

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

by Timothy Fowler

Lethbridge

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.

by Zoë Dupley