Star host camping in Alberta

The Canadian Rockies are a no-brainer, but Alberta also offers badlands, Indigenous history, and dinosaur fossils.

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Ravens Valley

9 sites · Lodging5 acres · Sturgeon County, AB
A great private place to enjoy camping! Surrounded by large spruce trees and nature. Small pond and creek. Chalet sleeps up to 5 comfortably. Plan for some tasty outdoor cooking! We provide a barbecue and propane. Fire pit with free firewood and hot dog sticks. Nice place for singles, couples, small families and pets. Feel at peace surrounded by nature. Pet friendly with great walking trails for day and night time. Lawn and board games with a large 6 seater picnic table by the fire pit. In the summer enjoy a hot shower in nature! Propane included. A beautiful private nature getaway, where you can relax, let go and rejuvenate. There are so many good healing factors when you can just relax and let nature take its course! Come experience! We are nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley across from the Sturgeon river. 25 mins North of downtown Edmonton. Light packing trip, - food, drinking water, shower towel, personal toiletries and insect repellent. Included in the Chickadee Chalet, All bedding and pillows to sleep 5 comfortably. 1 queen, 1 single and 1 double in the loft. Dinette booth to eat and play games. Plates, cups, glasses, pot, pans, utensils, napkins, foil, plastic wrap, lanterns, toaster, coffee maker, can opener, utensils, microwave, crockpot and mini fridge. Barbecue and fire table in the gazebo. Hot dog sticks. Private outhouse Across from the Sturgeon River nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley Available close by, Fishing, swimming pools, vegetable farm and petting zoo 10 mins away! Playing cards                                                                                                              -Board games                                                                                                                   Campfire songs                                                                                                          -Rock Painting kits                                                                                                   
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Starry Nights and Northern Lights

2 sites · Lodging11 acres · Tomahawk, AB
Cozy wood stove, clean linens and plenty of blankets - this cabin is next level glamping, and a perfect get away from the city. Dish service is also included; you don't have to wash a single dish! CABIN SLEEPS 2. Contact us for special group bookings over two people. Perfect for star-gazers or get away from the city for some rest and relaxation. Welcome to our little farm! Open year round, We offer our guests a comfortable, affordable and unique off-grid, frontier style, private glamping experience with a micro cabin fit for two; and space to pitch a tent or RV for your loved ones. Up to 6 people max. No more than 2 people in cabin. Cabin is adult only. Warm up by the wood stove and enjoy a warm bevie. This site is well known for star gazing; meteor and northern light enthusiasts. The stars and northern lights have been amazing this year and our spot is perfect for the best starry views! Boone Frontier Homestead and Organics covers every aspect of off grid experience: driving distance to Wabamun lake and Pembina River, private country setting with no sharing. Listen to the tree frogs and bird song while dozing off with a good book. Take a look at our site to learn more about us, and book your stay today. The cabin's heat source is wood stove. There is no heater. Shoes are not permitted in cabin, make sure to bring your comfy socks and slippers. *During the winter, woodstove wood for inside the cabin is included at no additional cost, to help keep you toasty until May 15th. May 15th to Oct. 15th, one complimentary bundle of wood is included. Summer or outdoor firepit wood: Wood bundles can be purchased for $12 each. Fire bans can be viewed on the Parkland County Website. Guests will be notified when in effect. Learn more about this land: - Big country field with beautiful views, and a forest to hike behind the pastures. - Cabin is a one room; open concept shed convert to micro cabin with wood stove. 2 guests only in cabin, MAXIMUM. - Small cook/food prep area in cabin. No sink, and no dishes either! Dishes provided are to be placed in sealed bin, that we take care of for you. - Cabin and site have NO POWER. This is an off grid experience in a well stocked cabin. Lighting is by candle and kerosene lamp, pioneer style! Caretakers are near by in case you need anything. - A healthy bundle of wood is included during check in. Need more, no problem. Text to order between 12pm and 7pm at $12 a bundle. - Park an RV or set up a tent for the kids or friends; and stay in the cabin all to yourself or with a loved one. - No sharing with other guests, its' all yours. - Outdoor Firepit with seating area and sitting bench with table - Pergola and private and clean outhouse.   - Gravel driveway up to the site - Gravel parking pad and grass, mostly level. No stairs.   - Onsite Barnacle the BBQ (propane is an add on) - Potable water provided upon request - Check-in as early as 3pm; sleep in and check out at 12pm. - Request an early check in or a later check out, no problem if we aren't booked! Planning a romantic surprise? Let us know. We can help you coordinate a romantic evening. Check out our website for more info! Go hiking at close by provincial parks, crown land or nature areas a short drive away. Plenty of options a short drive away for ice fishing, cross country skiing in the winter. Or kick back, relax and enjoy nature therapy in the country. Pre-order farm fresh organics to cook on the wood stove or over the fire.  Order a picnic basket of snacks or bring your own. Warm complimentary beverages await being made by the kettle upon check in. This is a true hidden gem. *********************************************************** LOCAL AMENITIES AND ATTRACTIONS:  VISITOR GUIDE (Will be sent to you upon booking). . CHECK OUT Seba Beach!  SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS . The General Store, since 1912. Check out this historic building; and all the hidden treasures that wait within.  Also another next stop shop for ice cream; snacks, food, beverages, alcohol (beer/wine, liquor, ciders and more), and supplies.  ATM also inside.   . Open May long - Seba Beach Mini Golf and Ice Cream . The Gainford Hotel Burger Bar 'GET STUFFED' and Iron Lady Saloon (new) . RV Pub and Grill, Driving range (patio) . Mead tasting at the Grey Owl Meadery . Pine Ridge Golf Course with Los Toritos Mexican Grill (patio) . Star gazing and Northern Lights . Tomahawk Liquor Store.  Close by stop to pick up your spirits!  Summer hours 11am to 8pm.  Located at 4911 50 Street. . Race Trac Gas, Gas/Propane. Closest fuel stop, convenience store, hunting and fishing licenses and summer soft serve ice cream!  Located at 5102 50th Street, open until 8:30pm. . Wabamun Lake Provincial Park and Recreational Area. Swimming and paddle boarding, to Ice fishing, cross country skiing. Day use - picnic, hike, bike, cross-country skiing, ice fishing and more!  Head north on hwy 759 through the village of Seba, then take the Edmonton exit heading east on the Yellowhead.  Located 25km east down the Yellowhead Hwy 16.  OR take the road less travelled...  . Historic churches.  Many of them are closed, but still worth a stop to go on a drive.  The history of Horen (the quaint community you are staying in; located between Seba Beach and Tomahawk) was established by Ukranian settlers in the late 1940's/early 1950's. . Enjoy your stay!
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Star host camping in Alberta guide

Overview

The glacier-topped peaks, aqua lakes, and scenic campgrounds of the Canadian Rockies draw most of Alberta’s visitors, who come to explore Banff and Jasper national parks. And beyond those parks, this western province is worth visiting to hike through the Canadian Badlands’ unusual rock formations; delve into the region’s indigenous heritage; road trip along the Cowboy Trail; or visit Dinosaur Provincial Park. Alberta’s largest cities are Calgary, a 90-minute drive from Banff, and Edmonton, four hours from Jasper.

Canadian Rockies

Alberta’s most popular region includes Banff and Jasper national parks, drawing visitors from around the world to Lake Louise, the Icefields Parkway, and other scenic spots. The town of Canmore, 20 minutes’ drive from Banff’s south entrance, is a good place to get supplies. Waterton Lakes National Park borders Montana’s Glacier National Park south of Calgary and across the border in the U.S.

Southern Alberta & the Canadian Badlands

The gateway to the Rockies, Calgary is also a short drive from the Canadian Badlands, where you can explore unusual hoodoos and rocky canyons. The region around Drumheller and Dinosaur Provincial Park, where Canada’s early dinosaurs were unearthed, has plenty to interest paleontology fans.

Central Alberta

The center of the province includes Alberta’s Cowboy Trail, where cattle ranches are still active and you can trace the area’s cowboy past. Visit Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site to learn about Alberta’s heritage as a fur trading hub, as well as its indigenous First Nations and Métis cultures.

Northern Alberta

Edmonton is the jumping-off point for both Jasper National Park and the province’s vast north, where remote Wood Buffalo National Park extends into the Northwest Territories. But you don’t have to go far to delve into the wild—just outside Edmonton, more than 1,000 bison roam the protected prairies of Elk Island National Park.

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