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Activity Guide Museums & Visitor Info Centers 21 CUMMINGS LAKE CAMPGROUND 32 ELK ISLAND CAMPGROUND 12 sites (no charge) elcome to Mighty Peace Country, the place to campgrounds & RECREATION AREA No power or showers Wturn for exciting seasonal activities and events in 28 sites Northwestern Alberta. Discover the natural beauty, Open May - October Open May to November 1 TWIN LAKES PROVINCIAL 10 TANGENT PARK 780-338-3845 the endless potential and the exciting opportunities 780-835-8651 68 Sites Website Website the Mighty Peace Region has to offer. For more PARK CAMPGROUND 780-359-2025 ideas and up-to-date information visit Mighty Peace 49 sites | unserviced 22 DUNVEGAN PROVINCIAL PARK 33 CECIL THOMPSON PARK Open May - October Website Tourism at www.mightypeace.com or on Facebook. 65 sites 12 sites | unserviced 780-624-6125 11 LAC CARDINAL RECREATION AREA Open May to October 780-322-3831 Website 16 sites | No power or showers 1-877-537-2757 Website 2 NOTIKEWIN PROVINCIAL 780-338-3845 Website Website 34 NORTHERN TIMBERS RV PARK CAMPGROUND 23 PRATT’S LANDING PARK & CAMPGROUND 19 sites | unserviced 12 WILLOW BAY CAMPGROUND 12 sites (no charge) 15 sites | 30 Amp full service Open May - October 20 sites | unserviced Open May - October 23 sites | 15 Amp, power/water 780-624-6125 780-625-4749 780-835-4903 Call for unserviced sites Website 13 QUEEN ELIZABETH Website 780-219-9500 3 CONDY MEADOWS GOLF PROVINCIAL PARK 24 GEORGE LAKE COURSE & CAMPGROUND 56 sites (42 serviced) 18 campsites (some power) For more accommodation 35 sites | power & water 780-624-6125 Open May - Oct. information check out: Open May - September Website 780-494-3684 | 780-835-8558 www.mightypeace.com 780-836-2176 14 PEACE RIVER LION’S CLUB PARK Website 4 MANNING RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND 110 sites | Open April - October 25 CARTER CAMP PARK golf courses 9 sites | power & water 780-624-2120 20 sites Open May - September 780-685-3925 A - CONDY MEADOWS GOLF COURSE 780-836-3606 15 RENDEZVOUS RV PARK Website Website 30-50 Amp full service 780-836-2176 Open year-round 26 STONEY LAKE 5 LITTLE PRAIRIE RV PARK 780-618-1345 14 sites B - 5 STAR GOLF CLUB & CAMPGROUND 31 sites | serviced Website 780-624-6125 780-837-2100 Open May - October Website Website 780-836-3150 16 MIGHTY PEACE GOLF CAMPGROUND Website 12 sites | serviced 27 RUNNING LAKE PROVINCIAL C - MIGHTY PEACE GOLF CLUB 12 sites | unserviced RECREATION AREA & CAMPGROUND 6 SULPHUR LAKE PARK 780-332-4653 17 sites (RVs & Tenting) 780-332-4653 11 sites Website 780-685-3925 Website Open May - September Website 17 HARMON VALLEY PARK D - HEART RIVER GOLF COURSE 780-624-6125 28 MANY ISLANDS 780-322-3977 Website & CAMPGROUND 17 sites 24 sites Website 7 SHADY LANE CAMPGROUND Open May - October Open May 15 to Oct. 15 E - FAIRVIEW GOLF COURSE & 23 sites (20 serviced) 780-322-3831 780-685-3925 CAMPGROUND Open May - October Website Website 780-625-8766 780-835-2844 18 HEART RIVER GOLF & CAMPGROUND 29 CLEARDALE CAMPGROUND FB: Fairview Golf Club Website 780-835-9403 15 sites | serviced Website 8 LEDDY LAKE RECREATION AREA Open May - October Website Year-round access 780-322-3977 30 CLEAR RIVER CAMPGROUND F - HINES CREEK GOLF & 780-624-8208 Website $10/night COUNTRY CLUB Visit Website 19 STRONG CREEK PARK no services, no reservations, 780-494-2217 9 FIGURE 8 PROVINCIAL PARK 18 sites (no charge) firewood provided FB: Hines Creek Golf & RECREATION AREA No power or showers 780-835-9403 & Country Club Website Website 27 sites Open May to November Open May - Oct. 780-338-3845 31 OLE’S LAKE G - CLEARDALE GOLF COURSE 780-624-6125 Website $15/night 780-835-9403 Website 20 BROWNVALE BALL DIAMONDS no services, no reservations, Website 10 sites (no charge) firewood provided No power or showers 780-685-3925 780-338-3845 Website activity guide museums & vIsitor info centers PEACE RIVER MUSEUM, ARCHIVES FAIRVIEW PIONEER MUSEUM MANNING OLD HOSPITAL MUSEUM MANNING VISITOR & MACKENZIE CENTRE / & VISITOR 780-835-2632 780-836-3606 INFORMATION CENTRE INFORMATION CENTRE 1km north of Fairview on Highway 35/Main Street 780-836-2334 780-624-4261 Highway 732 at Cummings Manning, AB #300 Main Street, Hwy 35 10302 - 99 Street, Peace River, AB Lake turnoff. Website Website Website Website BATTLE RIVER PIONEER MUSEUM FAIRVIEW VISITOR END OF STEEL MUSEUM WORSLEY HOMESTEAD 780-836-3705 INFORMATION CENTRE 780-494-3522 HERITAGE MUSEUM 1 km east of Manning on 780-835-5999 Intersection of Highway 64 & 780-685-3925 Highway 691. 10316 - 109 Street, Highway 685. Hines Creek, AB Worsley, AB Website Suite #117 Website Website ST. ISIDORE MUSEUM Fairview, AB DIXONVILLE MUSEUM NORTH PEACE AGRICULTURE MUSEUM 780-624-8481 GRIMSHAW VISITOR 780-971-3750, 780-971-3965 780-597-3934 Bouchard Street, St. Isidore, AB INFORMATION CENTRE Corner of Highway 2 and Website Main Street, Dixonville, AB 780-332-4005 Highway 737, Brownvale, AB Website 4609 50 St Website HISTORIC DUNVEGAN NAMPA & DISTRICT MUSEUM / PROVINCIAL PARK & VIC Grimshaw, AB VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE LAC CARDINAL REGIONAL 780-835-7150 780-322-2777 PIONEER MUSEUM 26 kilometres south of 9902-102 Ave, Nampa, AB 780-332-2030 Fairview, Alberta on Website 6 km from Grimshaw via Highway 2. Highway 2 or Highway 685. Website Website www.mightypeace.com MACKENZIE CAIRN SAGITAWA LOOKOUT WILDERNESS PARK PEACE CABINS Restaurants It was 1793 when Sir The Sagitawa Lookout is Head out to Wilderness Park AND OUTDOORS PEACE VALLEY mighty peace Alexander Mackenzie, located just south of the located approximately 11km Yearning to disappear to the GUEST RANCH famed North American Town of Peace River on Hwy west of Peace River. This day riverbank in your own private Nestled between the river and HEILAN BEERHOUSE essentials explorer, overwintered at 744 in Northern Sunrise use area has picnic tables, fire retreat? Looking to kayak, the rolling hills, this working Stop by and enjoy local rotating Fort Fork before starting his County. Sagitawa is a Cree pits and man-made ponds to canoe, or raft on the historical ranch near Berwyn provides brews and eats at Fairview’s only transcontinental journey to word meaning “where the enjoy! Fishing enthusiasts and scenic Peace River, or fly a unique Peace Country brewery. 12 FOOT DAVIS QUEEN ELIZABETH the Pacific. The Mackenzie rivers meet”. The Lookout has should bring your fishing rods over in an ultralight plane? experience. They have guest Find Out More >> Henry Fuller Davis struck it PROVINCIAL PARK Cairn, built in 1929, honours a spectacular view of the as the ponds are stocked with This is the place for you! You cabins for rent as well as rich in the mid-1800s on a 12 Located adjacent to the Lac both the Fort Fork trading Town of Peace River and the rainbow trout and grayling! will be infected with our love horseback trail riding, river VALLEY BEE CAFÉ Foot gold claim in northern Cardinal Recreation Area, post and the place where confluence of the Peace, Smoky Find Out More >> of the river, water sport, and cruise on a jet boat, mini golf, Relax with friends over unique British Columbia, earning him this park has day use areas, Mackenzie’s important journey and Heart rivers. The Lookout Northern Alberta wilderness. fishing and most of all some beverages and goodies while all around $12,000 as well as the overnight camping areas, a bird began. Mackenzie stayed over is complete with picnic area LOCAL SKI HILLS Find Out More >> relaxation. Meals and snacks being able to observe the inner “12 Foot Davis” nickname. watching area, cross country the winter of 1792, and left and historical information. Winter can be long so why are provided. workings of a honey farm operation. Spending much of his life as a ski trail, walking trail, boat in May 1793.This National Find Out More >> not enjoy it! Come and enjoy LAST LAKE GUESTHOUSE Find Out More >> Find Out More >> fur trader on the Peace River, dock and beach areas. Don’t Historic Site also provides a one of the four local hills in the It’s secluded setting, on the he left his mark on many places forget to also check out the wonderful view of the Peace MISERY MOUNTAIN Mighty Peace region at corner of Last Lake, is ideal THE RISE AIRBNB FARMERS RESTAURANT Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village in the region. A wooden statue River, and an information kiosk Hike the stunning vistas of an affordable price with short to accommodate a variety of Come relax and unplug in one A modern licensed cafe with an adjacent to the park. of 12 Foot Davis stands proudly offers detailed maps, drawings Misery Mountain in the lift lines. guests, who appreciate privacy, of the cozy and unique and off eclectic, refinished twist — serving in Riverfront Park, located in Find Out More >> of the fort and early photos. Town of Peace River and Find Out More >> peacefulness and nature. the grid cabins looking down homemade fare and speciality downtown Peace River. Just a Historic tours are available enjoy a 360 degree view of Enjoy this “Home Away From onto the stunning views of coffee and retrofitted with few kilometres from downtown HISTORIC DUNVEGAN during the summer months. the Peace River valley and PEACE VALLEY Home” and unique experiences the mighty Peace River. Wake interesting pieces of local history. Peace River, the 12 Foot Davis PROVINCIAL PARK Find Out More >> the agricultural land that SNOWMOBILE TRAILS while you’re here. up to grazing deer while the Find Out More >> memorial site overlooks the Journey through time and surrounds the town. Get out of the house and Find Out More >> sun comes up over the misty magnificent Peace Valley at discover a piece of the fur trade, GRIMSHAW MILE Find Out More >> enjoy winter with your family river and fall asleep under the KROOKED HOUSE the confluence of the Smoky missionary and First Nations ZERO HIGHWAY and friends on the beautiful WILDROSE GUESTHOUSE brightest stars you have ever A small pub that is focused on and Peace Rivers.
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