Camrose RVing stories

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

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

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

This prairie city celebrates Founders Day every year, has two museums and a main street full of restored heritage buildings.

Camrose, Alberta has incredibly rich and fertile farmland and one of the most thriving farmers' markets in the region.

Whether it’s enjoying one of many beautiful parks or discovering a vibrant local arts scene, Camrose, Alberta, has lots to discover.

Sandy Shiang, a newcomer to Camrose, can't imagine living anywhere else.

The Stoney Creek Valley flows through Camrose like a river, bringing with it acres of beautiful native flora.

Sean and Lisel Mascaluk of S and L Photography are experts on where to take photos in this beautiful central Alberta city.

The city of Camrose may have sprung up overnight, but visitors to the area should plan more time than that to take in its unique culture.

Mary-Ellen Albers shares how she packs her grandkids and their toys into a 23-foot Westwind trailer.

Nestled between sweeps of prairie and boreal forest, it’s only natural that this picturesque city has become a hub for people with an artistic temperament—visual and performing artists alike.  

Two homegrown businesses in Camrose, Alberta, are carrying on a tradition of culture and agriculture.

Enjoy some fun in the sun fishing at one of the many lakes near Camrose.

Camrose is a vibrant city with much to discover. Mirror Lake, museums, music and golf are all part of the attraction.

From idyllic parks to adrenalin-pumping events, you’ll find it here in Camrose.