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THE NORTH STAY EAT EXPLORE MACKENZIE FRONTIER STAY IN THE FRONTIER AMENITIES LEGEND FORT VERMILION HIGH LEVEL LA CRETE RAINBOW LAKE ZAMA CITY RURAL Wifi Fishing Shelter Laundry Firewood RV Dumping TABLE OF Pet Friendly Multi-Unit Sites Swimming Day Use Hiking Showers ATV Friendly Playground Water Boat Launch Power GEOCACHING 15 ContentsCAMPGROUNDS 2 HL Aspen Ridge Campground FV Bridge, p3 REGIONAL MAP 16 Carcajou Cabins, p 13 LC Elmwood RV Park HOTELS 18 FV Fort Vermilion Bridge Campground FV Sheridan Lawrence Inn HL Fox Haven Golf & Country Club LC La Crete Inn & Suites HL Hutch Lake Campground HL Best Western Plus Mirage Hotel & Resort RU La Crete Ferry Campground HL Days Inn by Wyndham RU Machesis Lake Campground Wadlin Lake, p7 HL Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Best Western Hotel, p19 RL Rainbow Lake Campground HL Flamingo Inn RL Shady Acres Campground HL Quality Inn & Suites RU Wadlin Lake HL Super 8 by Wyndham ZC Zama Community Park & Campground RL Noralta Motor Inn DAY TRIPS 8 RL Shady Acres Hotel Cabin in the Woods, p12 ZC Noralta Inn West Flamingo Inn, p20 GOLF COURSES 11 LODGES 23 BED & BREAKFASTS 12 RU Tapawingo Lodge FV Country Gardens Bed & Breakfast LC Cabin in the Woods Bed & Breakfast WALKING TRAILS + WINTER FUN 24 GUEST HOMES 13 MUSEUMS 26 LC Carcajou Cabins LC Cozy Corner Guest Home LIBRARIES 28 PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT 14 Ready for adventure? Tapawingo lodge at Bistcho Lake is an outdoorsman’s dream! Find out more on page 23. Stay in the Mackenzie Frontier 1 STAY CAMPING Did you know? The Fort Vermilion Bridge is engineered to resist 1,600,000 lbs of extreme ice forces per pier, and cost $6 million to build. It is 524 m long, 10.5 m wide, and crosses a river that stretches 370 m across in a normal year. AspenCAMPGROUND Ridge Fort VermilionCAMPGROUND Bridge Whether you’re looking for a Find this peaceful campground 13000 Hwy 35 S, High Level Sites Available getaway or need to stay in town for (780) 926-4540 nestled on the banks of the mighty 9 Non serviced sites business, this is the ideal location. A www.aspenridgecampground.ca Peace River across from Fort [email protected] perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors Vermilion. Take a trail down to the North side of the Peace River, Hwy 88 @aspenridgecampground with High Level amenities only 3 km river and admire the view of the Fort (780) 927-3718 Operated by Mackenzie County away. Showers and laundry services Great amenities just a few kms from High Level Vermilion Bridge. available on site. Sites Available 31 Full serviced sites 10 Powered sites FORT VERMILION HIGH LEVEL Open from May to September 5 Tent sites RV PARK Elmwood Fox HavenGOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Elmwood RV Park is located on Camp right by the golf course 19344 TWP RD 1102A, Hwy 35, High Level the northern outskirts of La Crete. W Township Rd. 1062, La Crete where you can feel part of the (780) 841-1130 (780) 926-3005 Enjoy some peace and quiet while action. Fox Haven Golf & Country www.foxhavengolf.ca benefiting from the convenience of Full service sites walking distance from stores Club offers an 18-hole golf course [email protected] being within walking distance of the and restaurant on site. Located 3 @FoxHavenGolf quaint hamlet shops. km north of High Level along Hwy 35. Golf, dine, camp and more! HIGH LEVEL Call ahead to book a site. Sites Available 9 Full serviced sites Sites Available 6 Powered sites 10 Full serviced sites 20 Non serviced sites LA CRETE Tent sites 2 Stay in the Mackenzie Frontier 3 STAY CAMPING Machesis CAMPGROUNDLake Hutch CAMPGROUNDLake Hutch Lake Campground is Hwy 35, north of High Level located 35 km north of High Level (780) 927-3718 and is situated on the west side Operated by Mackenzie County of the scenic lake. The beach, A peaceful day of fishing awaits you playground and volleyball net make it a perfect destination for families with kids. The lake features a dock, boating, and is great for fishing. 54 km from Fort Vermilion, in Range Rd 162, Rocky Lane the community of Rocky Lane, is (780) 927-3718 Sites Available Operated by Mackenzie County the beautiful, quaint Machesis Lake 21 Non serviced sites HIGH LEVEL Full-time caretaker on site Campground. Listen to the birds Group sites Open from May to September while surrounded by boreal forests; Your kids will love the playground! Tent sites enjoy long daylight evenings in the middle of summer; fish from the stocked lake; and take in the beauty of the exquisite aurora borealis while staying warm around a campfire at CAMPGROUND La Crete Ferry the end of summer. La Crete Ferry Campground is 47 km Hwy 697 south of La Crete and 78 km from High (780) 841-2705 Bring your horses! Level; right on the banks of the mighty Camp with your horse! Peace River. Enjoy entertainment for the Sites Available Machesis Lake campground is whole family, including a volleyball net, 78 Semi serviced sites the perfect place to explore Northern basketball court, horseshoe pit, fishing, 5 Non serviced sites Alberta’s sandy trails on horseback. boat launch and playgrounds. Take a 3 Large group sites The campground is equipped with 8 walk along the trails and observe one of Tent sites sites with horse pens, manure bins RURAL the last ferries in operation in Alberta. and hitching posts. Sites Available 19 Non serviced sites RURAL 8 Equestrian non-serviced sites Full-time caretaker on site Full-time caretaker on site Open from May to September Open from May to September Glamping accomodation rentals available in the 2021 season. 4 Stay in the Mackenzie Frontier 5 STAY CAMPING Wadlin CAMPGROUNDLake Camp in the beautiful northern beach, playground, volleyball net, CAMPGROUND Rainbow Lake natural forest. Enjoy the secluded dock, boating, and fishing make for This campgound on the shores 38 km SE of Rainbow Lake lake, home to a protected pelican a great retreat. of Rainbow Lake is located 38 km Rainbow Lake Campground nesting site. The sandy swimming southwest of the town of Rainbow HWY 88 South Open from May to September (780) 927-3718 Lake. There is entertainment for the Operated by Mackenzie County Fish, swim, and play all day! whole family - including a playground, swimming beach, horseshoe pits and fishing. Sites Available 23 Non serviced sites Sites Available 7 Tent sites 35 Non serviced sites RURAL Shady AcresCAMPGROUND ZamaCAMPGROUND City 1085 Aspen Dr, Zama City A gem of a spot located in the Shady Acres is located in the 34 Milne Ave, Rainbow Lake (780) 683-2378 in the center of the friendly little Operated by Mackenzie County town of Rainbow Lake, with spacious (780) 956-0707 community of Zama City. Everything campsites surrounded by large www.shadyacreshotel.com Enjoy the beach and swimming pond you need to enjoy a weekend, trees and natural vegetation. Each [email protected] extended stay while working in the campsite has a fire pit, free firewood, area, or even a day trip. Go fishing and a picnic table. Sites are big at the stocked pond, swim or float at enough to accommodate well-site the swimming hole. Coin operated trailers. ZAMA CITY showers, playground, horseshoes, Sites Available Sites Available shelter, disc golf course. During your 21 Full serviced sites stay you might even sight some of 15 Full serviced sites 1 Power only site our Hay-Zama wild bison herd! Tenting available Enjoy large sites with full hookups right in town RAINBOW LAKE Tent sites Open from May to September Rustic cabin rentals available in the 2021 season. 6 Stay in the Mackenzie Frontier 7 STAY Enjoy the wide variety of parks, playgrounds, sports facilities, fishing DAY TRIPS ponds, and picnic areas right in town throughout the Frontier! 1. ARENA PARK 10201 99 St. Tennis courts, playground, and Parks and Playgrounds outdoor rink. 2. BASEBALL DIAMONDS Knelsens Splash Park TWP Rd. 1062 northwest of La Crete 1. SS D.A. THOMAS DAY PARK 4. KNELSENS PARK & SPLASH PARK Along River Rd. 3. JUBILEE PARK & SKATE PARK Along 110 St. Boat launch and dock, day 100 St. south of La Crete use area, shelter, fire pits, Playground, splash park, change Sledding hill, walking paths overlooking the Peace River. room, fire pits, and shelters. D.A. Thomas Day Park with pond, skate park, shelter, 2. FORT VERMILION ARENA & volleyball, swings, and fire pits. 5. REINLAND PARK Along 101 Ave. SKATE PARK Along 44 Ave. 3. RIVER WALK Along River Rd. Playground, shelter, fire pits and Playground, splash park, picnic tables. volleyball, skate park, heritage Serene walking trails overlooking buildings. the Peace River. FORT VERMILION 6. TOURANGEAU LAKE 2.5 km northwest of La Crete Jubilee Park & Skate Park, La Crete Walking trails, dock, picnic tables LA CRETE and fire pits. 1. ARENA PARK Along 105 Ave. 6. MACKENZIE CROSSROADS MUSEUM & VISITORS CENTRE Baseball diamonds and 1. GRANDPA JACK’S PARK 4. SKATE PARK By youth centre outdoor rink. Off HWY 35 Along Rainbow Dr. Picnic tables and historic 2. CENTENNIAL PARK & antiques. 2. RAINBOW LAKE COMMUNITY SPLASH PARK SCHOOL PARK 7. SKATE PARK Along 105 Ave. Along 101 Ave. off Main St. Along Meander Cres. Playground, shelter, and tennis courts. 3. RAINBOW LAKE TROUT POND Rainbow Lake Community School Park 2 km east of Rainbow Lake RAINBOW LAKE 3. HIGH LEVEL COMMUNITY PARK Along 100 Ave. Disc golf course, dog park, and 1. MEMORIAL TREE PARK 3. ZAMA COMMUNITY PARK ball diamonds. Centennial Park & Splash Park 1015 Aspen Dr. 1085 Aspen Dr. Fire pit and outdoor skating rink.
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