Amid the pandemic, many people have turned to the great outdoors and chose camping and RVing as a way to escape, and there are no signs of waning. As per a report from the Red Deer Advocate, the Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association has reported that camping has become a habit for many Canadians, with 33% […]
The Town of Sylvan Lake (Alberta, Canada) is gearing up for the next phase of its long-awaited Pogadl Sports Park, and it looks like the funding is finally in place. The Town plans to borrow CA$7 million from the Province of Alberta to complete phase three of the project, which includes the construction of an […]
In a LinkedIn post, Glampitect North America and NovaDome, a supplier of high-quality glamping domes, announced a partnership that will help glamping owners and aspiring glamping businesses to have a boost in the industry. “We’re delighted to announce our latest manufacturer partnership. Headquartered in Alberta, NovaDome supplies some of the toughest glamping domes on the […]
Parks Canada has announced that it will be restricting private vehicles at Moraine Lake, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Banff National Park (Alberta, Canada). The move aims to balance the growing number of visitors with protecting the environment. The new restriction will require visitors to take shuttles, local transit, or commercial vehicles […]
If you’re thinking about getting out and enjoying the great outdoors, it’s not too early to start planning your camping trip for the 2023 season. In Medicine Hat (Alberta, Canada), reservations for Gas City Campground and Echo Dale Campground will open on January 16. This gives campers and other outdoor recreation enthusiasts plenty of time […]
Are you ready to camp? As warmer weather spreads throughout the province, many outdoor recreation enthusiasts are looking forward to spending summer nights in Alberta’s (Canada) provincial parks. As per a report from RD News, while Alberta Parks offers year-round online camping reservations for specific campgrounds, some individual, group, and comfort camping sites will reopen […]
The Alberta government has announced an investment in conservation efforts at Fish Creek Provincial Park in Calgary. The province will make investments worth CA$750,000 over three years. The funds will go to the Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society, according to a report by EverythingGP. Minister for Forestry, Parks, and Tourism Todd Loewen said […]
In its continuous effort to prevent or limit fires from spreading within the Banff National Park (Alberta, Canada), Parks Canada has initiated a fire-fighting initiative along Highway 1A near the Protection Mountain Campground. According to a report from the Calgary Herald, the Protection Mountain Fire Guard project is scheduled to be completed in March 2023. […]
Okotoks residents, layer up and glide along as another fun family activity await! As the holiday season approaches, there’s nothing more exciting than spending time with family and loved ones. For families in Canada, there’s no one way to celebrate and cherish the holiday spirit! May it be winter camping, snowboarding, gingerbread making, sipping a […]
Last week, the Government of Alberta (Canada) reported that over 10 million visitors had explored the province this year, with more than 260,000 camping reservations processed, resulting in more than 642,000 occupied camper nights across the province. According to the release, Albertans have experienced and enjoyed various improvements, including approximately 14 kilometers of new mountain […]
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