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Campgrounds & Day Use Area

There are many great camping options for RVing, tenting and even comfort camping around the County of Vermilion River. 

Campgrounds

CampNRV 

  • Just west of Blackfoot off Hwy 16: Power, water and sewer sites available.  Playground, indoor rec room, pet off leash area. 43 full service sites available year round.  (780) 875-4663

Rolling Green Fairways & RV Park 

  • (West of Lloydminster) 70+ services sites, shower house, laundry, playground, golf course. (780) 808-1667

Jubilee Regional Park

Located at the junction of the Vermilion and the North Saskatchewan Rivers, Lea Park boasts a number of activity options for the whole family: Camp out, paddle, fish, golf, or climb to the top of Snake Hill viewpoint.  Also home to the Lea Park Rodeo (one of the largest outdoor rodeos in Alberta) each June. Google Maps link HERE 

  • Lea Park, north of Marwayne. (780) 847-2273

Kitscoty Regional Park 

  • Open May-Oct, 19 sites, dump station, picnic shelter, shower and flush toilets. (780) 846-2221

Hazeldine Campground

  • Located HERE just East of Dewberry.  First come, first served. Basic amenities, tables, pit toilets, fire pits.

Paradise Valley Regional Park

  • Open May-Sept. At Three Cities Park. (780) 745-2283

Dewberry Campground

  • Open May - Sept. (780) 847-3034

Clandonald Campground

  • Beside the Community Hall. (780) 853-8339

Hidden Lake Campground

  • 12 campsites with 20 amp power, 14km east of Vermilion on Highway 16. (780) 744-2289

Vermilion Provincial Park

Campground with 124 sites, some fully serviced.  Many miles of paved and scenic hiking and biking trails traversing the Vermilion River valley.  Fish in the Claude Brennan Trout pond, or visit the splash park or mini golf.

  • Provincially run campground and recreation area open year round. 1-(877) 537-2757

 

Day Use Area

Lindsay A. Evans Regional Park

A tranquil setting for bird watching, picnics and even some canoeing.  Open day use only 7am-11pm from June 1 to after the Sept long weekend. Located south of Kitscoty off Hwy 897, West on TWP 490 for 3.5 miles and it is on your left between RR 34 and 35). Alcohol not allowed. The park is named for Lindsay A. Evans (1891-1976) - a renowned local artist and nature lover dedicated to enhancing his community.  Definitely a great little gem in our County! Google Maps link HERE