RV City, an RV dealership in Alberta (Canada) with the biggest variety of used and new RV parts, sales, and services, is thrilled to announce the launch of its brand new showroom. As per a report, RV City recently acquired the 10,000 square foot building and land adjacent to the dealership. “That gave us an additional […]
The Alberta government plans to launch a pilot program to precisely track the number of visitors and vehicles accessing day areas and trails in provincial parks and recreation areas. Environment and Parks seek an outside contractor to set up trackers in three areas: Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park in St. […]
In an effort to ensure peace and quiet in the great outdoors, Alberta Parks (Canada) is launching a pilot program that will limit generator use at certain campgrounds to specific hours. Starting June 1, generator use will be limited to between 9 and 11 a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. The pilot is taking place […]
Meadowview Drive (Alberta) residents expressed concerns against a proposal that could see go-carts and an RV park constructed across the road from a local golf course. According to a report, the Sturgeon County council held a public hearing on the possibility of rezoning around 28 acres of land north of the Meadowview Golf and Country […]
Previously county-owned Echo Lake Family Campground (Alberta, Canada) was sold for CA$255,000 on April 1. According to a report, the 55-acre property, once owned by Westlock County, was acquired by Diverse Bridges, a local construction company co-owned by Adam Esch. “The county has owned the campground for a number of years, somewhere during the budget […]
Camping season is just around the corner, and Special Areas (Alberta, Canada) is busy preparing municipal parks and campgrounds for the 2022 season. According to a report, the online reservation system is back, and it’s better than ever! Online reservations for Prairie Oasis Park will begin accepting reservations on April 13, starting at 9:00 a.m. […]
Parks Canada and Indigenous partners are working to decrease wildfire risks at the Cultural Use Area in Jasper National Park (Alberta). As per a report, work will continue within four hectares (ten acres) around the Sixth Bridge turnoff to Maligne Canyon through March while the ground remains frozen. Contracts for the work have been awarded […]
Parks Canada is planning a series of large-scale fireguards to act as containment lines to safeguard communities in the Bow Valley of Banff National Park (Alberta) in the event of out-of-control wildfires. As per a report, under the proposed plans, a huge area will be logged in to build a fireguard close to Protection Mountain […]
To prevent overbooking and last-minute changes, Alberta Parks (Canada) announced that its reservation change fee would increase from CA$5 to CA$10 on March 31. According to a press release, reservations made before March 31 will carry the old price. “We know that life happens and plans change, but it is important to do what we […]
Outdoor shows catering to campers and travelers are back to being held in person in Calgary (Alberta, Canada). Over the weekend, the Calgary Outdoor Adventure Show and the Alberta Bike Show took place at the BMO Centre where RVs, paddleboards, floating docks, solar-powered lights, e-bikes, and more were on display. Modern Campground Photo/ Brian Searl […]
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