Individual Campsites

• Accommodates one camping accommodation unit per campsite.
• An additional full camping fee may be charged for a second unit.

Group Camping

• Group camping areas (and group day use areas) are available in several provincial parks.
• Ideal for company and club functions, family reunions, and other special events.

Comfort Camping

• Comfort camping is an easy, convenient alternative to traditional camping.
• Comfort camping rules
  
  

Walk-in Tenting

• Walk-in tenting campsites are accessible by foot; they are located a short distance from the nearest parking area.
• These sites are noted in the details for each campground.

Equestrian Camping

• Equestrian campgrounds are equipped with such facilities as hitching rails, horse corrals and loading ramps.
• Most equestrian campgrounds are auto-accessible but a few are located in the backcountry.

Fall, Winter and Spring Camping

• Some campgrounds stay open year-round and offer Fall, Winter and Spring camping.
• Check out our Time to Relax in Alberta's Provincial Parks story for more details on camping in fall or winter.

Designated

• Are accessed by hiking, biking, paddling or riding horseback for more than one kilometre from the nearest parking area.
• A designated backcountry campground in Kananaskis Country can be booked online.

Random

• Random backcountry camping is only permitted in wildland provincial parks and public land use zones.
• Restrictions apply to random backcountry camping. Check permitted activities for more information.