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Bow Valley Provincial Park

Bow Valley Campground

Operator: Bow Valley Campgrounds
Information: 403-673-2163
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A large campground found in Bow Valley Provincial Park, about 30 km east of Canmore just north of Hwy. 1, off the Hwy. 1X. Sites are well-treed with a variety of options: unserviced, power/water, and walk-in. It is situated along the Bow River for pleasant views of the valley and surrounding mountains. There are many amenities and activities here, including interpretive programs, bike rentals, canoeing outfitters, a boat launch, concession, playground and showers.  

Fire Restriction

  • Updated: August 16, 2018
  • The restriction prohibits wood, briquette and propane/natural gas fires OUTSIDE designated fire pits and the use of Turkey fryers and Tiki torches
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Day Use

    Camping

      Group Use

        Visitor Centre

             

          Camping: Apr 27 - Oct 8
          Site Type Campsites Rate / night
          Unserviced 36 $ 26
          Power/Water (15 / 30 amp) 131 $ 40
          Walk-in Tenting 6 $ 26
          Reservations : Apr 27 - Oct 8
          Online Book It
          Phone 1-877-537-2757
          Reservation Fee $12
          Reservation Start Feb 20

          Amenities

          Amphitheatre
          Firepits
          Firewood Sold
          Flush Toilets
          Grocery/supply store
          Laundry
          Pit/Vault Toilets
          Playground
          Power
          Sewage Disposal
          Showers
          Water - Hookup
          Water - Tap

          Notes

          Camping  Showers: $2.00 tokens

          Firewood  Firewood sold at campground store

          Sewage  A sewage disposal station is located here. There are two other sewage disposal stations in the park. Check Kananaskis RV Sewage Disposal Stations for a full listing.

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          Updated: Jul 16, 2018