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he Kalyna country Ecomuseum encompasses an area three times the size of Prince Edward Island in the picturesque and uniquely historic countryside to the basin east of . A blend of parkland and prairie Tlandscapes, this region was for millennia inhabited by various nomadic aboriginal tribes, before being permanently occupied in the 1700’s by the Cree. Soon after, the first European explorers entered Alberta, using the North Saskatchewan River on the momentous journeys of discovery. Among the famous trailblazers who traversed Kalyna Country were Anthony Henday (1754-1755), Peter Pond (1778), Peter Fidler (1792) and the renowned mapmaker David Thompson (1812). A total of six fur-trading posts were then established at various points on the North Saskatchewan River, starting with Fort George Buckingham House (1792-1801), near Elk Point and ending with Fort Victoria (1864- 1888), south of Smoky Lake. Both have been developed as provincial historic sites. Afterwards, Christian missionaries began their evangelical work; the St.Paul de Cris Church at Brosseau and the Steinhauer Mission Cemetery in Goodfish Lake, bearing testament to the success of their endeavours. In the late 1800s the Kalyna Country wilderness was heavily settled by an influx of East European immigrants, chiefly Ukrainians and their Old World neighbours, the Poles, Romanians, Solvaks and “Volksdeutsche” Germans. To this day, the prosperous rural communities dotting this historic “heartland” in Alberta have a distinctly multicultural flavour. 2 Vintage Snowmobile Trail Ride and Show & Shine – Elk Point (780) 210-0249 201 9 Events 2 Snowmobile Rally & Supper – Mannville (780) 853-0056 January 2019 2 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #1 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 6 Cultural Awareness Day – Portage College Lac La Biche 6 Music Jamboree – Cold Lake 6 The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Eric Carle Favourites 9 Crib Night – Boscombe – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 12 Adult Group Ski – Shaw Lake 7 Steak Supper – Holden 13 Music Jamboree La Corey 7 Movies – Holden 18 Blues Concert – Bonnyville Centennial Centre 10 Cabane à sucre – ACFA Plamondon (780) 798-3896 19 Moonlight Night Ski – Shaw Lake 14 Health & Fitness Fair – Lac La Biche 19 Music Jamboree – Fishing Lake Métis Settlement 14 Atom D Hockey Provincials – Elk Point 20 Music Jamboree – Islay 15-16 “Tons of Money” Dinner Theatre – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre 23 Crib Night – Boscombe (780) 227-1420 26 Music Jamboree – Heinsburg 15-17 Mixed Bonspiel – Marwayne 26 Country Corral Talent Show – Boscombe 15-17 Hockey en Féte – ACFA Plamondon (780) 798-3896 27 Music Jamboree – Elizabeth Métis Settlemen 16 The Race of Vermilion 21-23 Murder of Comedy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 February 2019 22-23 “Tons of Money” Dinner Theatre – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre 2 Chapelle’s 5th Annual Family Fun Day – Plamondon (780) 227-1420 2 Music Jamboree – Tulliby Lake 23 ATV Rally – Hylo Rec & Ag. Society (780) 623-7405 6 Winter Walk Day – Gibbons 24 John Reischman and The Jaybirds – Beaver Regional Arts, Holden 8 Free Family Movie – Ryley (780) 668-2126 8-10 Open Doubles Curling Bonspiel – Waskatenau 28-30 Murder of Comedy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 9 Movies – Holden 29 Dr. Brousseau Dinner Theatre “Mulan” – Bonnyville 9 Pop Up Market – St. Paul 30 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #2 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 9 Canadian Birkebeiner Ski Festival – Elk Island & Area (780) 430-7153 30 Zabava – Glendon Shevchenko Ukrainian Dance Club 15 Historic Hotel Steak Night – Marwayne 30 Bounce House Fun Day – Bonnyville Centennial Centre 15 Sweetheart Dance – Boscombe (780) 812-3400 15 Family Day Festival – Lac La Biche 31 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 16 Snowmobile Rally – Myrnam 16 Snow Fever – Kinosoo Ridge Snow Resort (780) 594-5564 April 2019 16 Shiverfest (Family Day Event) – St. Paul 3 Crib Night – Boscombe 16 Snowmobile Drag Races – Cold Lake 5-6 Pro Bull Riding – Marwayne 16 Valentine Steak & Shrimp Supper – Holden 5-6 “Lost City of the Nunus” Community Dinner Theatre 16-18 Family Day Festivities in Lakeland Communities – Kitscoty (780) 846-2075 17 Myrnam Antique Snowmobile Show – River Ridge Riders (780) 210-0230 5-7 Curling Bonspiel – Lac La Biche 18 Family Day Sturling Open Cash Spiel – Marwayne 6 Easter Sale – Lac La Biche Bold Centre 21 Mens Curling Bonspiel – Edgerton 6 RCMP Ball – St. Paul 22 Legion Wing Night – Marwayne 7 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 22 Kairo’s Blanket Exercise – Vermilion 7 Music Jamboree – Cold Lake 22 Family Games Night – Lac La Biche 11 Easter Ham Bingo – Ranfurly 23 50th Anniversary Zabava – Two Hills 11-13 Rotary Garage Sale – Vermilion 23 Paint Night – Cold Lake 12 Kidsport Dodge Ball Tournament – Bonnyville 23-24 Winter Festival of Speed – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 12-13 “Lost City of the Nunus” Community Dinner Theatre 24 Historical Hotel Bingo – Marwayne – Kitscoty (780) 846-2075 24 Cross Country Ski Season Celebration – Lac La Biche 12-14 Ukrainian Dance Festival – Vermilion 24 The Legend of George Jones: Duane Steele – Beaver Regional Arts, 12-14 Home & Leisure Trade Show – Cold Lake (780) 594-4747 Holden (780) 668-2126 12-14 High School Rodeo – St. Paul Ag. Society (780) 645-4373 26 Steak Night – Ranfurly 13 The Chevelle’s Dinner & Show – Lakeland Inn, Cold Lake 28 – March 3 Ladies Bonspiel Viva La Mexico – Marwayne 13 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #3 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 March 2019 14 Music Jamboree – La Corey 14 Colour of Spring Fashion & Flowers – Lamont (780) 895-2010 1-3 Demeria Memorial Co-ed Hockey Tournament – Mallaig 17 Crib Night – Boscombe 1-3 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games – Cold Lake 21 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 1-3 Mixed Curling Bonspiel – Waskatenau 27 Agri Days and Tradeshow – Two Hills Ag Society (780) 657-3542 1-4 Kalyna Country Performing Arts Association Festival 27 Music Jamboree – Heinsburg (780) 943-3148 – Smoky Lake (780) 895-7471 27-28 Seussical Jr. – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre (780) 645-9774 2 Bounce House Fun – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 28 Music Jamboree – Elizabeth Métis Settlement 2 Kinsmen On The Pond Hockey Tournament 29 Pryvett Annual Ukrainian Dance Concert – Waskatenau – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 30 Steak Supper – Ranfurly 2 Cutter Rally – Dewberry

1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 1 May 2019 Heart Ride Hoof-A-Thon – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 Billy MacDonald Rodeo Co. Summer Series – Lac La Biche Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement Quad Rally (780) 689-2170 Rich Lake Family Trail Ride – Rich Lake (780) 726-2857

3-4 Acts of Villainy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 4 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Club 4 Lakeland Motorcycle Tradeshow & Swap Meet – Two Hills 4 Community Garage Sale – Mundare (780) 764-3929 4-5 Quilt Show – Vermilion (780) 853-6626 4-5 Seussical Jr. – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre (780) 645-9774 5 Music Jamboree – Cold Lake 5 Wayside Blessing of the Bikes – Two Hills (780) 657-3395 10-11 Acts of Villainy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 11 Walk/Run For The Hills Health Centre Fundraiser – Two Hills (780) 657-3054 11 2nd Chance Trail Ride – Lindbergh / Elk Point 13 Picnic In The Park – Lamont (780) 895-2010 11 Red Apple Carnival – Weslock (780) 349-3429 14-16 Bonnyville Pro Rodeo (780) 826-3240 12 Music Jamboree – La Corey 14-16 CPCA Chuckwagon Races – Dewberry 12 Mothers’ Day Brunch – Mannville 14-16 Centrefield Music Festival – St. Paul (780) 645-4481 12 Museum Opening – Holden (780) 688-3593 14-16 No Host Country Music Weekend – Heinsburg (780) 943-3148 17-19 Festival of Stars – Radway Ag. Society (780) 736-3766 15 Fishing Derby – Innisfree 18 Critter Market – St. Paul 21 Lord Mayor of London Memorial Tea – Mannville (780) 763-2304 18 Music Jamboree – Fishing Lake Métis Settlement (780) 970-1562 21 National Aboriginal Day Celebrations in Lakeland Communities 18 Movie Night – Cold Lake 21-23 Paradise Valley 3 Cities Fair & Bullarama 19 Victorian Birthday – Victoria Settlement 21-23 Newbrook Community Fair (877) 398-3777 20 Celebration of Spring – Ulrainian Cultural Village (780) 662-3640 21-22 Moose Lake Walleye Classic – Bonnyville (780) 614-0909 25 Music Jamboree – Elk Point (780) 724-2083 22-23 Lea Park Country Jamboree – Marwayne (780) 847-2291 25 Athletic Alley Iron Horse Mini – St. Paul (780) 645-4044 22-23 Junior Cattlemen Achievers Show – Holden (780) 688-3579 26 Music Jamboree – Elizabeth Métis Settlement (780) 815-1867 23 Vintage Day & Music Festival – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village 31 – June 2 Telus Ride For Dad – Cold Lake (780) 662-3640 23 Kalyna Voice – Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village & Kalyna Country June 2019 (780) 632-4161 Elizabeth Métis Settlement Fun Daze All Pro Chuckwagon Races 27 Antique Road Show – Cold Lake Beaver Lake Cree Nation Pow Wow (780) 623-2662 28 The Taste of Vermilion – Vermilion (780) 853-5358 Lobsterfest – Lac La Biche Rotary Club 28-30 CPCA Chuckwagon Races – Bonnyville Ag. Society 4-H Achievement Day – Lac La Biche Community Garage Sale – Lac La Biche Ag. Society July 2019 Hope Haven Golf Day – Lac La Biche Golf Course All Pro Canadian Chuckwagon & Chariots – Goodfish Lake Plamondon Jamboree (780) 798-3478 Pow-Wow Days & Fish Derby – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2477 Heritage Days – Plamondon (780) 623-2662 1 Community Celebration – Edgermont (877) 398-3777 1 Town Wide Garage Sale – Lamont (780) 895-2010 1 Canada Day Celebrations in Lakeland & Kalyna Country Communities 1-2 Vintage Tractor and Machinery Show – Westlock (780) 349-3814 1 Music Jamboree – Elk Point 2 Bike & Classic Car Poker Rally – Mannville 5 Sports Day – Edgerton 2 Community Garage Sale – Mannville 5-6 Hairy Hill Rodeo – (780) 768-3880 / 208-9254 2 Music Jamboree – St. Paul 5-7 Psyanka Festival – (780) 632-2777 2 Car Crafters Show & Shine – Chipman (780) 363-2356 5-7 Plamondon Mud Bogs – Plamondon (780) 798-3478 2-8 Senior’s Week Events in Lakeland Communities 5-7 Stoney Lake Stampede – Stoney Lake (780) 724-2789 5 Street Dance – Marwayne 8-11 Canada Wide Golf Regionals – Cold Lake 7 Library Luncheon – Mannville 14 Victoria Settlement Frontier Christmas – Smoky Lake 7 Harry Potter Escape Room – Lac La Biche 20 Show & Shine – Westlock (780) 349-4933 7-9 Cold Lake Stampede – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 20-21 Grand North American Olde Tyme Fiddlers Championship 7-9 Lea Park Rodeo – Marwayne (780) 871-1210 – Radway (780) 736-3766 7-9 Gary Starchuk/Dwayne Semeniuk Memorial Baseball Tournament 22-25 Camp Calvin Fiddle Camp & Concerts – St. Paul (780) 645-7748 – Waskatenau (780) 358-2208 25-27 Agricultural Fair & Trade Show – Vermilion (780) 853-4108 8 Farmers’ Day – Holden (780) 688-3928 26-28 Bruce Stampede – Bruce (780) 688-2216 8 Fire ‘N Wheels Rally – Edgerton 26-28 Polka Fest & Dance – Radway Ag. Society (780) 736-3766 8 Community Garage Sale – Two Hills 27 Alysha Axani Memorial Truck & Car Show

2 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com August 2019 19 Fall Bull-A-Rama – Exhibition Park, Cold Lake (780) 594-0667 Cold Lake Rodeo 20 Marwayne Fall Fair – Marwayne Heart Lake First Nation Pow Wow 26 Christmas Craft Fair – Kitscoty CPCA Chuckwagon Races – Frog Lake 26 Craft Fair – Cold Lake All Pro Canadian Chuckwagon & Chariots – Frog Lake 26 Legion Cash Bingo – Egerton Boreal Biker Rally – Plamondon 29 Steak Supper – Ranfurly Silver Birch Rodeo & Celebration Days – Kikino (780) 623-3834 Smoky Lake Stampede – Smoky Lake (780) 656-3794/3730 November 2019 Christmas Craft Sale – Gibbons (780) 923-3331 2-3 Lakeland Country Fair – Lac La Biche (780) 623-7888 Hometown Christmas – Gibbons (780) 923-3331 3-4 Haying in the 30’s – Mallaig (780) 210-0126 Oilmen’s Bonspiel – Lac La Biche Bold Centre 4 Aqua Days – Cold Lake (780) 639-6400 8-10 Vegreville Country Fair (780) 632-3950 2 Bonnyville Craft Show – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 9-11 Victoria Trail Ag Society Annual Fair – Waskatenau (780) 358-2208 9 Christmas Craft Fair – Vilna (780) 636-3960 9-11 The Verge Arts Festival – Cold Lake 11 Remembrance Day Ceremonies in Lakeland Communities 9-11 Ashmont Heritage Days – Ashmont 11-15 Métis Week Celebrations in Lakeland Communities 10 Glendon Derby & Mudbogs – Glendon Ag. Society (780) 635-3807 15 Christmas Lite-Up – Westlock (780) 349-6677 11 Ranfurly Agricultural Fair – Ranfurly (780) 632-7020 16 Cold Lake Craft Show – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 14 Innisfree Agricultural Fair and Horse Show – Innisfree (780) 592-2083 16 Christmas Market – Holden (780) 668-3928 15-18 Extreme Mudfest – Bonnyville 1 (855) 542-FEST (3378) 17 Christmas Craft Show & Sale – Westlock (780) 349-8888 16-17 Boomtown Days Parade & Fair – Vilna (780) 636-3960 18 Beaver Regional Arts First Show – Holden (780) 668-2126 16-18 Mundare Agri-Days – Mundare (780) 764-3022 22 Grey Cup Dine & Dance – Egerton 17 Agricultural Society Fair & Parade/Market on Main 22 Savor Vermilion – Vermilion (780) 581-2410 – Mannville (780) 763-3500 23-24 Cold Lake Craft Show – Cold Lake Exhibition Park 17 Glendon Cruise Nite – Glendon (780) 635-3807 23 Festival of Trees & Shopping Extravaganza 17-18 Alberta Open Farm Days in Lakeland Communities – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 18 The Great Alberta Potato Derby – Victoria Settlement (780) 656-2333 27-30 SPCA Dinner Theatre – Kitscoty 18 Cold Lake Show & Shine – Cold Lake (780) 573-5034 29 Santa Claus Parade – Cold Lake 24 Stawnichy’s 60th Anniversary – Mundare 30 Christmas Trade Show – Marwayne 24 Drag Races – Bonnyville 30 Legion Cash Bingo – Egerton 24-25 Yellowhead Gospel Jamboree – Kitscoty 30 Community Light Up – Lamont (780) 895-2010 27-28 Local Musical & Comic Artists – Cold Lake 29-Sept. 1 Lakeland Rodeo Association (LRA) Finals – St. Paul (780) 645-4373 December 2019 31 Pyrogy Festival – Glendon Santa Comes To Town! – Lac La Biche Fire Hall Christmas At The Mission – Lac La Biche Mission September 2019 Christmas Festival de Noël & Christmas Market – Plamondon Kikino Triple “R” Triathlon / Quad Rally /Mud Bog /Kid’s Rodeo Light Up The Night Santa Claus Parade – Lac La Biche – Kikino (780) 623-7868 Lakeland Dark Sky Celebration – Alberta Parks 1 Community Christmas Light Up – Lamont (780) 895-2010 Movies In The Park – Lac La Biche 4-8 Festival of Trees – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 5 Christmas Turkey Bingo – Ranfurly 7 Fall Fair and Farmers’ Market – Bonnyville (780) 826-3240 6 Royal Purple Toy Bingo – Egerton 7 Art In The Park – Vermilion 6 Christmas Light Up Event – Waskatenau (780) 358-2208 8 Harvest of the Past & Harvest Food Festival 7 Christmas Extravaganza Craft Show – Mannville - Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village (780) 662-3640 7 Christmas Extravaganza – Mundare (780) 764-3929 14 Trail Ride Cancer Support for Haying in the 30’s 7 Santa Day & Christmas Flea Market – Egerton – Heinsburg (780) 943-3148 7 Christmas Craft Show – Dewberry 14 Drag Races – Bonnyville 8 Community Christmas – Paradise Valley 29 Music Jamboree – St. Paul (780) 645-1171 8 Annual Christmas Show – Beaver Regional Arts, Holden (780) 668-2126 October 2019 13-14 Magical Winters Night Lantern Walk – Westlock (780) 349-3050 Annual Harvest Dance – Chipman Lions Club (780) 363-2173 14 Christmas Gala – Marwayne Lac La Biche Regional Museum & Discovery Centre Gala – Lac La Biche 14 11th Annual Cherry Grove Big Buck Night Wine Tasting Fundraiser – Lac La Biche Rotary Club – Cherry Grove (780) 573-5811 JAWS Wow Pow Volleyball Tournament – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 16 Craft Show – Cold Lake Halloween Dance & Spooktacular – Plamondon 28 Legion Cash Bingo – Egerton Murder Mystery Dinner – Plamondon

4-6 Iron Horse Ultra 100 Marathon – St. Paul (780) 645-4044 Please note that some of the dates may change. 4-6 Great White North Pumpkin Weigh-Off and Fair Please visit www.TravelLakeland.ca or – Smoky Lake (780) 656-2463 www.kalynacountry.com for updated information.

1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 3 Bonnyville is located 240 km northeast of Edmonton, Alberta on Highway 28. The Town’s motto - “It’s Multi- Natural” - refers to the town’s celebration of its diverse cultural heritage and rich natural resources.

It is situated amidst no less than a dozen clear lakes offering plenty of sportfishing opportunities in all seasons. Anglers may land northern pike, tasty perch, whitefish, walleye, lake trout and rainbow trout. For nature enthusiasts and those who enjoy natural wonders, there are plenty of white sandy beaches and green forests abounding with birds and wildlife. The Town of Bonnyville is adjacent to Jessie Lake, a natural There are 13 buildings on 3 acres to explore with a significant wetland that is home to over 200 species of shore and song collection of early agricultural and industrial equipment and birds. There are extensive park areas around the lake and an machinery – including restored tractors, a stem engine, and eight kilometre paved trail to hike, bike or rollerblade. Visit early welding and woodworking equipment. The Bonnyville & the viewing and interpretive stations around Jessie Lake for a District Museum hosts several events throughout the season. chance to spot a great blue heron, cranes, ducks, geese, eagles or Bonnyville is a fast growing community with a full spectrum just enjoy the panoramic view. of services for residents and visitors alike. The Bonnyville Our surrounding campgrounds are very popular with visitors Centennial Centre has a wide range of services for residents and including Vezeau Beach Park located 5 km east of Bonnyville. visitors. This state of the art leisure and education facility houses Adjacent to the golf course and on the shores of Moose Lake, classrooms, movie theatre, multipurpose field house, climbing this fully developed RV park has a boat launch, pier and boat wall, running track, fitness centre, two ice surfaces, leisure ice and Sea-Doo rentals are available. surface, kitchen, lounges, social hall, post secondary educational The Bonnyville Golf and Country Club has one of the finest facilities for trades training, childcare services and a common 18 hole golf courses, club house and driving range in northeast hub with a fireplace. This facility is a perfect location to host Alberta. The course’s signature hole is Hole 10, a medium sports tournaments, length par 5 with a large water feature in front of the green. It music concerts, opened in 1957 and has grown to include a licensed restaurant, conventions, seminars, pro-shop and PGA pro. professional development Other outdoor activities are unlimited and include hiking, and parties or just enjoy mountain biking, water sports and quading on numerous marked the day-to-day activities. trails. Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail travels through Bonnyville The Town of Bonnyville and the community welcomes trail users to spend some time also has a pool, public exploring all we have to offer. Access routes allow visitors to get library, senior’s drop- to accommodation, fuel, restaurants and other services directly in centre, and child from the trail. care centre operated through the Family Community Support Bonnyville has a rich culture and history. Voyageurs, like Services. The Lyle Victor Albert Centre is a fully developed Angus Shaw of the Northwest Company, searched for furs and performance space and the Bonnyville Fine Arts Society hosts a pioneers faced hardships of variety of events throughout the year. A full range of hotels and settling the land. Visitors restaurants provide visitors with great food and accommodation can relive these times by choices for their vacation. We invite you to visit the people, exploring the Bonnyville wonderful landscapes, exciting facilities, activities and special & District Museum. Some events in the Town of Bonnyville where each day is a new of the Museum features adventure. Visit www.town.bonnyville.ab.ca. include the Clementine Be sure to visit the Bonnyville & District Chamber of Poltras collection of Commerce, our accredited Visitor Information Provider, for all folk-art miniatures and a your tourism services. Check our new website at working display of post- www.bonnyvillechamber.com or call (780) 826-3252. war Lionel model trains. 4 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com 1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 5 From the clear blue waters of Cold Lake, natural beauty Kinosoo Beach nestled against white offers. Be sure you don’t miss the sandy beaches, to the fireworks down at the Cold Lake surrounding rugged Marina afterward! wilderness, a sense of The Cold Lake Energy Centre is adventure encompasses the hub of activity in the City of Cold Lake. our four-season This state-of-the art facility was designed to host sporting playground. Come events, concerts, tradeshows, conferences and more! Our two and explore more than 400 square large facilities, the Imperial Oil Place Arena and the Reid kilometres of water on Alberta’s seventh largest lake and enjoy Filed House, have a capacity of 3,030 and 1,397 respectively, the beauty of the Cold Lake Marina. As a year-round recreation providing flexibility for a variety of events. The Mach 1 Skate area, Cold Lake is the ideal vacation spot for water enthusiasts, Park is a recent addition, giving a place to board or bike and fishermen, outdoorsmen, hunters, skiers and those just seeking show off your moves. Check out the concrete bowl and different a unique get-away experience. We offer a wide variety of style of ramps, providing skates and bikers a range of obstacles commercial, cultural, domestic and recreational opportunities for and surfaces to practice on – everything from beginner to everyone’s interests. advanced. Each year in the August long weekend, the City of Cold Lake hosts Aqua Days at Kinosoo Beach. This is an event with plenty of activities for the whole family. Enter a cardboard boat For more information, in the annual race, cool off at the splash park, take in some visit www.coldlake.com entertainment at the beach or just sit back, relax and enjoy the

6 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com “ The Right Place To Be” Elk Point, a thriving progressive community of over 1500 people is located in the heart of Alberta’s Lakeland approximately 2 hours Northeast of Edmonton on Highway 41. The North Saskatchewan River flows just to the South of Elk Point and Elk Point’s River Park Campsite offers you a spectacular view of the river valley. Our rolling hills, beautiful valleys and winding roads give you a nature at its best any time of the year.

Elk Point’s River Park offers you a spectacular view of the North Saskatchewan of Elk Point features a 100-ft long historical River with the only viewing deck on the mural, which is dedicated to the pioneer River. Along with 8 secluded campsites, history. this site is perfect for relaxation. Located You can find the perfect approximately 3 kilometres campsite at one of our many south of Elk recreation areas, starting at Point just west of Elk Point’s Recreation Park highway 41, Elk which includes our Golf Point’s River Park and Country club. Located offers you what just 2 kilometres west of North of Elk Point is Kehewin Lake and you’re looking for. Elk Point on secondary the Elk’s Wilderness Park. This 7 kilometre The railway played highway 646, our park has long lake offers a water skiing experience a large part in Elk a challenging 9 hole course like no other. Stoney Lake, located west of Point’s development and excellent clubhouse for meals Elk Point, has excellent camping and fishing. and the abandoned rail and refreshments. Whitney Lakes Provincial Park has three bed is now the Alberta’s Our campsite lakes to choose from; all offer outstanding Iron Horse Trail. Part of offers you secluded boating, swimming, water skiing and camping the Trans Canada trail, camping sites experiences. it is a popular route for complete with water, Elk Point offers all the services you will ATV, equine, hiking and power and showers. need. We have a major food store, numerous snowmobile enthusiasts. Also located here is restaurants, variety stores and an antique store The staging area is a huge playground second to none. Annual events include our complete with a tourist for the kids as well Canada Day Celebration and the Car Show information booth, as soccer fields and and Shine held in June with our community parking lot, loading ball diamonds. This wide garage sale. We wrap up the year with ramp and picnic area location is perfect for our Christmas Extravaganza complete with with a gazebo and fire family reunions, large fireworks. Come see what we have to offer and pit. Make your plans to stay at any one gatherings or just for a find out first hand why of our motels or campsites and explore the nice getaway. Elk Point’s Recreation Park is Iron Horse Trail. located south off Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail Elk Point is Elk Point is rich in the history of the on the west side of Elk Point. The trail off the Hudson’s Bay fur trade era. The area pays Iron Horse goes through a gorgeous valley “ The Right Place To Be” tribute to Peter Fidler whose 32-foot statue that includes a bridge crossing with a view www.elkpoint.ca 1 – 780 – 724 – 3810 welcomes you to the community. The Town that will amaze you.

1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 7 Have you ever wondered what it would be like to stand underneath a 25-foot pyrogy? Experience Glendon, Alberta! Situated eight kilometres north of Highway 28 on Secondary Highway 882, the Pryogy Capital of the World is home to the world’s largest pyrogy. If you are looking for the perfect spot for a family picnic, Pyrogy park is the place to go. The park is equipped with a picnic area, play area for children and, of course, the “must see” giant pyrogy and the new zip line! Glendon’s Canada Day Celebration on July 1st starts with a community bonfire where you can roast your wieners and marshmallows. There are lawn games for all ages. Join in the giant tug-of-war competition, bean bag toss, gunny sack races, or just relax and visit with your friends and neighbours. The a beer garden and concession open during the Derby as well evening concludes with a spectacular fireworks display held at as a Kids Play World. No pets and bring your lawn chair. the school grounds. For those who don’t want to smash up their vehicle, the Glendon’s Glendon Cruise Night on August 17th might be more to your Pyrogy liking. This is an opportunity to show off your vehicle from Festival on yesteryear or admire someone else’s. Bring out your ride and August 31st participate in the celebrates the poker rally cruise unbeatable during the day Ukrainian and then shine up culture in your ride for all Glendon. to see at night. Local talent The Cruise fans provides great can vote for their entertainment favorite. At dusk, throughout the afternoon. There is a children’s bounce house all vehicles roll and a temporary tattoo station for the young ones. The down Railway afternoon is jam packed with activity. The pyrogy eating Avenue and contest, the highlight of the day, is a great opportunity to show then the night how much you love those Pyrogies. continues with For a small community, this Village knows how to put on a an old-fashioned smashing good show. On August 10th, the annual Glendon drive-in movie. Derby & Mudbogs revs into town. Organized by the Throughout the volunteers at summer there the Glendon are Farmers’ Ag. Society, Markets, garage this one-day sales, Ukrainian event hosts Shumka Dance demolition performances drivers from and much across Alberta, more. Have all vying to some family time. Come to Glendon and participate in our win big money many activities or just come and relax in this cozy little Village. while putting on a great show for fans of all ages. The rest For more information on the Village, celebrations and of the Village gets in on the action by hosting a pancake events, call (780) 635-3807. breakfast, Farmers’ Market, parade and charity lunch. There is

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Take a trip back in time to the busiest ghost HOSTS MANY town in Alberta. EVENTS IN Nestled on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, Heinsburg will THE LARGE leave you breathless with its stunning views and small town country COMMUNITY HALL comfort. FOR EVERYONE’S In the Railway Theme Park and campground, lies a restored ENTERTAINMENT The Busiest caboose and speeder near the railway station. While you’re there, why 1928 CN Rail Road Little Ghost Town not camp under the stars? The Railway Theme Park is wide open, Water Tower in Alberta perfect for a fun family game of catch or soccer and it has a camp kitchen. Posters will be out for each event. Slip on your boots and cowboy hat for Heinsburg’s monthly country 2nd Chance Trail Ride: May 11 music jamborees; just a taste of the activities you can participate in here. Get in touch with nature, and enjoy ATVing, hiking, cycling, No Host Country Music Weekend: June 14, 15, 16 horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling on Alberta’s Heinsburg Annual Trail Day Cancer Support for Iron Horse Trail. Heinsburg is a main attraction for people travelling Haying In The 30’s: September 14 on the trail, because it is the Southeast starting point. Jump on a horse- drawn wagon, and participate in the annual wagon treks that travel to New members are welcome! and from Heinsburg on the Iron Horse Trail. For hall bookings and more info, No matter what your interests, whether it be hiking, canoeing, ATVing, or just plain family fun, Heinsburg is the perfect destination to contact Marjorie Scott at kick back and relax. (780) 943-3148

Country charm and community spirit abound in this cozy village on Highway 14, one hour east of Edmonton. Holden has much to offer through annual events and local attractions. Some annual events include a Farmers’ Day celebration, Junior Cattle Show in June, Legion Pig Roast in August and Christmas Market in November. The Holden Museum is a popular stop located east of the Main Street Cenotaph, is open mid-May to early September. The Beaver Regional Arts Society offers a variety of entertainment at the Paragon Theatre. Live theatre performances include a home cooked dinner, big screen movies and local talent shows. Studio 14 Art Gallery hosts local art and education groups located in the historic Church building venue a setting for arts of all forms. The Holden Ag Society manages the Complex, Arena and Multi-Rec Centre and will host the Holden Farmers Day celebration in June. The Village campground offers three 30 amp power sites, four unserviced sites, and overflow space all in a quiet, well-kept area. Enjoy baseball diamonds, a new playground and a spray park nearby. Municipal water taps and RV dump station also available. Plan a visit to Holden and Share the Charm of Country Living. www.village.holden.ab.ca 1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 9 Innisfree is the perfect destination for a day-trip or weekend retreat, a leisurely break while enroute on the Yellowhead Highway or a memorable holiday in a distinctive part of the Canadian Prairies.

In 1905 the President of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce asked the residents to call the settlement Innisfree (then known as Del Norte) because it reminded him of his home “Lake Isle of Innisfree” in Ireland. The name changed and the bank President built the community the most beautiful bank on the prairies. While in the area, stop and visit our Prairie Bank of Commerce Museum. Innisfree amenities include a curling rink, natural ice skating arena, trout pond, ball diamonds, tennis courts and children’s playgrounds. The Recreation Park located 2 km. south on Birch Lake offers an excellent overnight experience and is a great place to unwind. Catch the beach at nearby Wapasu Lake. For more info, call (780) 592-3886.

10 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com Lac La Biche County is your playground of opportunity and Indoor Recreation & Facilities welcoming by nature. The region is a favourite recreation destination for Albertans, offering outdoor adventures, unique Bold Center is a state-of-the-art multiplex in the hamlet of Lac La Biche, where everything from sports tournaments to business events, cultural experiences and state-of-the-art facilities. seminars can take place under one roof. Portage Pool features a five- lane main pool, wading pool and a 25-person hot tub. Lac La Biche A Year-Round Playground Mission was established in 1853, when the area was an important stopover for fur traders. The Mission is now a National Historic Site In the heart of the Lakeland, Lac La of Canada, featuring heritage buildings and historical exhibits. Guided Biche County has something for everyone tours are available. Lac La Biche Regional Museum & Discovery in every season. You can indulge in Centre seeks to tell the community’s story, from the earliest days timeless pursuits like fishing, hiking and to modern times. Plamondon Museum takes visitors back to the watching wildlife. In the winter, take to hamlet’s early days, when a group of French-speaking pioneers led by the trails with snowshoes or cross-country Joseph Plamondon relocated from Michigan in the early 1900s. skis. In the summer, relax on the beach or Lac La Biche explore the many lakes and rivers in the Lac La Biche County is easy to find and easy to explore. Golf & Country Club watercraft of your choice. If you need a break from the outdoors, tour a local T: 780-623-1747 Toll Free: 1-877-806-5632 museum or sample the recreational programs at the Bold Center and [email protected] Portage Pool. And whenever you choose to visit our County, take in one of the many exciting events that showcase our region’s intriguing history, cultural influences and community spirit.

Lakeland Provincial Park & Provincial Recreation Area

Here’s your chance to truly hear the call of the wild. Covering a combined 590 square kilometres, Lakeland Provincial Park & Provincial Recreation Area are like one giant wilderness retreat, home to Alberta’s only backcountry canoe circuit. There are 12 major lakes, connected by trails and portages through the wetlands and boreal forest. The area also has the distinction of being a Dark Sky Preserve, which means remarkable views of the stars and the Northern Lights.

Boating & Watersports

There are 152 lakes within Lac La Biche County, and many of them are accessible for boating. Lac La Biche Lake and Beaver Lake are the largest bodies of water, and the closest ones to urban centres. Speed across the open water in a powerboat this summer, or enjoy a relaxing paddle on your way to getting that perfect picture of a pelican.

Camping & Glamping

Set up a tent and fall asleep to the sounds of loons calling across the lake, or climb into your cabin’s bunkbed for a quiet night indoors. Both are possible in Lac La Biche County. Hundreds of campsites are scattered throughout the area, along with cabins, resorts and other lodgings that offer you a home away from home. Check our new Tee Pee comfort camping at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park.

1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 11 Mallaig is a thriving community that takes pride in all it Iron Horse Tail at the Mallaig staging area, we are sure you does. A brand new subdivision was built one year ago and will experience the communities warm hospitality. For more is over half sold. Residents are very active in minor hockey, information, visit www.mallaig.ca or call (780) 635-3799. cadets, curling, baseball, 4-H and other agricultural events. They host an annual Tractor Show & Shine in September each year. A bi-lingual school is at the heart of the community and many of their sports teams make it to Provincial playoffs on a regular basis. Mallaig hosts an annual event called “Haying In The 30’s” which is held on the August long weekend. Literally thousands of people attend each year and get to experience how farming and life was in the 1930s. There are demonstrations and activities for all ages topped off with an old fashioned hoedown in the evening. Visit www. hayinginthe30s.org for more information. Mallaig invites you to come and visit; whether you take a historic walking tour, visit the local museum, or access the

Located in east-, you find yourself in an area of The Rotary Peace Park is relaxing spot features a “Peace rich farmland, small friendly communities, bountiful wildlife, Grove” of 12 trees dedicated to promoting world peace beautiful scenery with miles of peaceful country roads. County through tourism. The park has a large picnic area and shelter residents are fortunate that the towns, villages and hamlets with a fireplace. offer well established education, cultural and social services. There is also affordable housing in a variety of price ranges, and lot sizes ranging from urban single lots in the hamlets to full quarter sections. The County is a prime location to establish a new business or expand an existing one. Given its location, the County is a natural centre for road, railway, and air transportation services, and all these are provided within its borders. The Wapasu Lake Conservancy Park near Innisfree is a joint undertaking to preserve and protect the wildlife habitat known in and around the Lake. Wapasu Lake (Cree for white swan) is a known migratory stop for white swans, and countless wildlife species. It includes 8 kilometres of multi-use nature trails, bird viewing sites, and restored native botanical sites. Enjoy a panoramic view of the lake and use the day and recreational area.

12 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com Mundare Bakery 2013 features gluten-free and vegan baking, which will Ukrainian Culture and Sausage Making be of interest to travellers. East of Edmonton on Highway 16 is the charming town of Mundare. Mundare is famous for its Ukrainian Home-Made Style Sausage With the main street rehabilitation completed, the Town has focused on produced by Stawnichy’s Meat Processing. It is also home of the the business side of things: a brand new building for Funshine Child world’s largest (12.8 metres high and 6 tons) sausage replica built by Development Centre; new hair salon and bakery owners - and more the Stawnichy family in recognition of 50 years in Mundare. development on the way. The new sidewalks, street lights, hanging www.mundare.ca planters and elm trees create a beautiful setting for residents and visitors alike. One of the wonderful features of Mundare is the Basilian Fathers Museum, a world class facility of very unique design and an intriguing collection of artifacts. There you can experience the history of the Ukrainian settlement and the Basilian Fathers Mission in Canada. Adjacent to the museum is the beautiful Ukraina Park Recreation Area. The park provides camping stalls with electrical hookups, shower facilities, picnic shelter, large fire pit, and many other amenities. Bursting with amenities such as the Whitetail Crossing 18 Hole Golf Course, this small town boasts a hockey arena, curling rink, numerous ball diamonds, a water spray park, bowling alley, a public library, and in spring 2015, a brand new skateboard park. The Chicken Coop Quilt Shoppe and U-do-it Crafts, are just some of the retail stores to enjoy during your visit here.

Nestled in a secluded valley setting is the vibrant and unique Hamlet of Plamondon. Located 30 km North West of Lac La Biche, Plamondon is a community rich in culture and celebration, boasting one of Alberta’s primary Francophone communities. Other ethnic influences to the community include Russian, Métis and Ukrainian culture.

Located near Lac La Biche Lake, Plamondon offers an abundance of outdoor experiences from camping and fishing at Plamondon White Sands Resort, to the many popular activities and events in the community. The community summer events calendar includes: The Plamondon Jamboree and the Plamondon Mud Bogs July 5-7. The Plamondon Mud Bogs has traditionally been Plamondon’s biggest century old catholic church that was restored and is now used as an event, drawing crowds up to 3,000 per day to watch exciting side by interfaith congregational space. side mud and sand races. The Plamondon & District Museum also wonderful place to learn Plamondon is also proud of its many cultural attractions such as the about Plamondon’s history and contribution to the continuance of “ la new Mini Parc Héritage Park. The park features several miniature francophonie” in Alberta’s Lakeland. historic buildings and information panels depicting the Métis history Year round, Plamondon offers visitors an abundance of activities, in the Plamondon region as well as the history of the early French culture and history. For more information on any of our events listed settlers. Located close by is Plamondon’s original “chapelle”, a above visit www.plamondonalberta.ca.

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I am an outdoor enthusiast who loves and respects the beauty of the land, the challenge of the hunt, the thrill of fishing and the value of people and relationships. I feel blessed to have been raised in a family where hunting and fishing is an integral part of our lives and who we are. I will be forever grateful to my Dad for inspiring my brothers and I with his passion for people, hunting, fishing, camping, and so many other outdoor activities. This passion drives me to share my experiences with family, friends and the people I meet along the way. Hunting and fishing are so much more than just the catch or the harvest. It’s about traditions, relationships, the trips, the preparation and the anticipation of having that next fish on your line or that buck walk below your stand. Each year I spend about 70 days on the water (plus 15-20 on the ice) fishing, researching, learning and sharing my fishing passion with others. When I’m not on the water in the summer, I am in the field scouting and managing my trail cameras to understand the mix of wildlife and their patterns. September and October are a mix of fishing and bowhunting with The respect I have for people and the outdoors much of November sparked a volunteer service, as a member of the consumed by rifle Little Divide Search and Rescue team, ultimately hunting. working my way up to Search Manager. More This past year, my recently I have become an active member of the passion has turned Fish and Game Association. For into an exciting career 2019 I have been booked to speak at the that included thousands of kilometres on the road at fishing and and Edmonton Boat and Sportsmen’s Show, teach at a four- boating events, appearances, seminars, speaking to youth and day Woman’s Outdoor Course and host a Ladies Only five-day other organizations. I enjoy helping people and being a part of a fishing event at Twin Falls in Northern Saskatchewan. I use my team that gives back to the community and conservation efforts. passion of the outdoors to encourage and inspire other women, In 2018, I was honoured to be named the first female Brand youth and beginners to not only learn and love the sport of Ambassador in Canada for Len Thompson Lures and the first hunting and fishing, but also the importance of conservation. female Pro-Staff in Alberta for SPYPOINT Trail Cameras. I am For me, hunting and fishing provides endless opportunity for very proud to be a Pro-Staff member and sponsored by Bass Pro learning and growth. I am a driven individual who will always Shops, Tracker Boats, SHE and Redhead Brand Apparel. push and challenge myself to become a more knowledgeable I am a self-motivated and efficient professional with over and skilled outdoors enthusiast. I will seek to understand and ten years of experience in Human Resources. I love working learn from my peers and their experiences. I have learned many with people and have excellent analytical and organization lessons over the years from my family or through my own skills which help me manage multiple priorities. I am a experiences, and I will use those lessons learned to help educate dependable, flexible and punctual individual who enjoys new as many people as I can and to support and encourage their learning opportunities. My greatest strength, personally and outdoor goals and passions. professionally, is the ability to connect with people to provide Thank-you for allowing me to introduce myself. Please contact exceptional customer service and develop relationships. me if you need any further information.

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centre features a gift shop and current displays, a voyageur on the North Saskatchewan River providing an excellent starting point for a and camp in the new Métis trappers’ tent. The fascinating journey into the past. Trained development and operation of this facility interpreters in period costume act as guides mirrors the core values of the Métis community to the various farmsteads and mainstreet including self-sufficiency, respect of elders, businesses, each playing the role of an actual participation of youth, and pride in their culture. historical character from pioneer times. Métis Crossing hosts special events throughout Special events are held at the village the summer and is open daily to the public mid throughout the year, such as spring and harvest May to September long weekend. Donations festivals, and school tours are welcome for admission are accepted. A Heritage Worth Celebrating! year-round. The Ukrainian Village is open to Downstream from Fort Victoria, and 13 The Kalyna Country Ecomseum has had the general public 10 am to 5 pm daily from kms southeast of the town of Elk Point, is the a rich and exciting history since aboriginal mid-May to the beginning of September, and is Fort George / Buckingham House Provincial peoples first began roaming the northwestern an ideal place for a family outing or a summer Historic Site. Located high on the north plains some 11,000 years ago. Home to Cree picnic. Admission is $15 for adults, $13 for banks of the meandering Saskatchewan, off Indians since the 1700s, the region enjoys the seniors, and $10 for youths aged 7-17 years. Secondary Highway 646, this fully-modern distinction of being the first part of Alberta to Children aged six or younger are admitted free facility presents the history of two rival fur be traversed by European explorers. Anthony of charge. There is also a four-member family trading posts founded by the North West Henday (1754-1755), Peter Pond (1778), rate (two adults, six children) of $40. As a half- and Hudson’s Bay Companies in 1792. The Peter Fidler (1792) and David Thompson day stroll through the corridors of time, or as a displays of period artifacts are complimented (1812) all played a role in mapping the historic day-long idyll merely 40 minutes from the city, by the panoramic view of the North corridor formed by the North Saskatchewan the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is an Saskatchewan valley offered by the interpretive River. With them came the fur trade, and the experience not to be missed! centre and its network of footpaths. The latter establishment of eight forts by the Hudson’s To step even further back into bygone leads to the sites where the two forts operated Bay and Northwest Companies in the years days, one needs only to travel to the Victoria from until 1801-1802, when the focus of fur between 1792 and 1864. Now commemorated Settlement on the banks of the North trading activities shifted upriver. Open 10 am by historical markers found along the river, the Saskatchewan River. Situated southwest of to 5 pm daily from 15 May to Labour Day, former outposts include the humorously named Smoky Lake and northeast of the town of Fort George - Buckingham House has an Dog Rump Creek House (1817-1822) and Andrew, the settlement is easily accessible off admission fee of $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, two sites that were known as Secondary Highway 855, approximately ninety $2 for children 7 to 17, and $14 for families several hours from the modern-day city. minutes drive from Edmonton. The focus of comprised of parents with 6 children who are Soon after, Christian missionaries began their the former Fort Victoria is the refurbished 17 or under. evangelical work among Kalyna Country’s clerk’s quarters of the Hudson’s Bay Company While enroute to or from the Fort George Cree and Métis communities. The St. Paul De post established in 1864 – the oldest structure / Buckingham House Interpretive Centre, Cris church at Brosseau, and the Steinhauer in Alberta still found at its original site. Nearby visitors should also see Elk Point’s 100- Mission Cemetery in Goodfish Lake, bear are the graves of the family of Reverend foot historical mural depicting the region’s testament to the fruit of their endeavours. Other George McDougall, a Methodist missionary dramatic past from the turbulent days of the notable missionary centres were founded at the who in 1862 began evangelical work among Northwest Rebellion to the development of Victoria Settlement, Wahstao, and Kolokreeka. the Cree Indians. Another reminder of the the modern townsite. The colourfully-painted Given its rich past, it is hardly surprising that spiritual role which the settlement came to play panels can be found in a small park on 50 the Kalyna Country region is blessed with two in later decades is the newly-restored Pakan Avenue, four blocks west of Highway 41. dozen local museums that are available for Church, built in 1906. Costumed interpreters Another historical marker of note is the statue public or for privately-arranged viewing. at this provincially-operated site direct visitors honouring the explorer and mapmaker Peter around its buildings and other points of interest, Fidler (1769-1822), who hiked overland from Some Major “Destination Museums” which include an abandoned ferry landing Fort George to the upper reaches of the South within the Ecomuseum and remnants of the old Victoria Trail. The Saskatchewan River on an exploratory mission The biggest and most impressive historical settlement is open daily 10 am to 5 pm from in the late eighteenth century. His larger-than- attraction in Kalyna Country is the Ukrainian mid-May to September long weekend. They are life figure stands on the northern approach to Cultural Heritage Village. Situated 50 closed Wednesdays. Admission is $5 for adults, Elk Point on the west side of Highway 41. kilometres east of Edmonton on the $4 for seniors and $3 for youth (7 – 17yrs). Visit the Kalyna Country.com website for Yellowhead Highway, the “Village” is an open Beside Victoria Settlement, located in the more information on all the other museums in air facility laid out over 320 acres of attractive beautiful Victoria District National Historic the Kalyna Country Ecomuseum region. There parkland next to . site, just 1.5 hours from Edmonton, is the are nearly two dozen museums throughout the With more than fourty restored buildings newer and growing Métis Crossing, a perfect area for you to find and explore. Each with a drawn from the entire Kalyna Country region, family weekend getaway with activities for unique flavour representative of the community it recreates a typical east central Alberta all ages. Explore one of Canada’s Indigenous they are located in. Prowl each as you learn settlement as it evolved through the years cultures in the Métis settlers’ homesteads about all the people that came to settle this between 1892 and 1930. A modern visitor with historic artifacts, experience the life of country.

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Welcome to the Town of St. Paul! We are a family oriented community with a unique history and a promising future. The Town of St. Paul is home to many nationalities and diverse cultures that are proudly celebrated among us.

It’s summertime. The weather is fine and you need to beat the The days are getting shorter and temperature is dropping. You’re looking heat with the family. Well that’s easy! to stay active but want keep warm. Perfect! Our pool is an excellent way to spend the afternoon with family. Want to get a workout in? Check out the gym at the pool facilities, it hosts multiple pieces of exercise equipment. Look forward to being outdoors in the winter months? Our community enjoys all the winter activities from cross country skiing to snowmobiling. Some of which can be accommodated along the Iron Horse Our splash park is located at Lagasse Park where the kids can Trail. cool off. Make it even better by packing a picnic and enjoying Maybe it’s a cooler day and you’re an avid fisherman. lunch at one of our many parks. Check out our Trout Pond located at the Iron Horse Trail RV Campground and try your luck at catching the big one. (Alberta Fishing Regulations do apply.)

The Town of St. Paul also has a 10 kilometre walking trail that can be utilized year round.

Any day is a good day to take in some shopping at our local stores. Throughout the Town of St. Paul, you will find a variety of quaint stores that have that small town feel. And what goes hand in hand with shopping? Well dining of course! The Town of St. Paul boasts a wide variety of dining selections, all of which provide a charming atmosphere.

5101 – 50 Street, Box 1480 St. Paul, AB T0A 3A0 (780) 645-4481 www.town.stpaul.ab.ca 1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 23 Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail is 300 km. of Trans Canada Trail, spanning Northeastern Alberta. It transports you through parkland, boreal forest, agricultural land and small-town Alberta. The trail is open year-round for cycling, hiking, horseback, wagon trekkers, ATV’s and it is groomed in the winter for snowmobiling. restaurants, campgrounds, hotels and other shopping and Alberta’s Iron services. The trail is a great way to explore the Lakeland region Horse trail extends where you’ll discover our cultural diversity, history and small- in three directions town spirit. For those geocache enthusiasts, there are over 1,400 from it’s centre geocaches hidden and it is Canada’s longest power trail. This is point; southwest a back country trail so plan accordingly. to Smoky Lake, Land of the Big ~ Events ~ Shopping ~ Golf ~ Camping northeast to Cold Museums ~ Concerts ~ Movies ~ Antiques Lake and southeast to Heinsburg. All communities are ATV and Join our Facebook Group www.ironhorsetrail.ca snowmobile friendly, providing access routes to gas stations, Call 1 (877) 645-4521 Email: [email protected] 24 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com Vilna Historic Main Street and pedestrian benches. When you’re Unique and unprecedented are two words finished shopping make sure you stop for a that aptly describe the Village of Vilna, game of pool at Alberta’s oldest operating located one and a half hours northeast of pool hall and barber shop or tour some of Edmonton. Boomtown communities sprang the historical churches in the area. to life almost overnight around a century Vilna is also home to the world’s largest ago, spurred on by the expansion of the mushrooms. These statues pay homage railways. This rapid development led to a to pioneers who picked mushrooms in the very distinctive style of architecture known region. Boomtown Days is an annual event as “boomtown”. This style was characterized that includes an old fashioned fair, dance by a decorative false front covering a more and fireworks. Vilna has a nine hole golf humble, gabled building behind it, typical course with grass greens, pro shop and of many buildings in the North American licensed club house and the village boasts west at the turn of the 20th century. Today, a couple of really great parks for the kids. it is becoming more and more of a rarity to see it anywhere other than Bonnie Lake Campground is just a five minute walk from the Golf in the movies. More often than not, these little wooden boomtown Course with its well treed sites, fire pits and great fishing. Vilna features buildings were consumed by the Great Fires that roared through many a staging area for Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail, parks and playgrounds, of Alberta’s early Main Streets. soccer fields and much more. For a free copy of your Walking Tour Luckily, Vilna escaped this shared fate. Their historic main street Booklet, contact the village office at (780) 636-3620 or visit features an old fashioned boardwalk complete with antique lighting www.vilna.ca.

The Village of Waskatenau is just an hour’s drive kilometre east of the village. When in Waskatenau, be sure to visit the wooden train trestle which northeast of Edmonton. A well serviced community, was built in 1919. Waskatenau is an ideal starting point for backcountry Located in the nearby vicinity, the McDonald Heritage House, adventurers looking to start their journey. located along the Victoria Trail, is a definite must see. The village holds their Waskatenau is proud to be an active annual July 1st celebration and and sports oriented community, hosting also plays host to the annual several sporting events throughout the Waskatenau Victoria Trail year, from curling to baseball. Ag. Society Annual Fair held Outdoor enthusiasts will revel at August 9-11, 2019. the many trails and nature walks that Celebrate the Christmas encircle the community, as do several season with the annual campsites. Stay at the Pine Creek Christmas Light-Up Event. campground located in the village park. The Village of Waskatenau Next to the baseball diamonds, this welcomes you and invites you campground with its desirable amenities to partake in all of its activities. makes your stay a pleasant one. For more information visit Access Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail one www.waskatenau.ca.

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Our Community takes pride in our hanging baskets, the Petunia Tree located downtown and the beautiful gardens in and around Town. Westlock has two museums, the Pioneer Museum and the Canadian Tractor Museum featuring the world’s largest working weather vane complete with a vintage tractor balancing on the top of a 60 foot pole – a must see when you visit our community. For the adventurous, the Action Sports Park featuring 13,655 square feet of bowls and challenges for skateboarding, in-line skating and BMX. Recreational facilities include the Westlock Aquatic Centre as well as the Westlock Rotary Spirit Centre. Enjoy our, playgrounds, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, ball diamonds, arena and curling rink, bowling alley, paved walking trails, motocross track and more. Community spirit is alive and well and numerous events are held throughout the year which can be found on our website www.westlock.ca. Stop in, stay awhile and see what Westlock is all about.

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Northeastern Alberta Halfmoon Lake: Northern Pike, Perch – 13km S of Hwy 16 on RR222, W 4.3km on TWP Rd 520 Hanmore Lake: Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Lake Whitefish – 19 km North of Smoky Lake FISHING HOLES Happy Hollow Lake: Rainbow Trout – 6 km North from Happy Hollow on Moore Lake Angling Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 0.5 km Heart Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye (Catch & Release), West from Beaverdam Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – from Lac La Antoine Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 10 km Biche, Hwy 881 to Imperial Mills, then 16 km East East of Lac La Biche Helena Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Moose Hills Lake: Northern Pike, Perch – 6 km East of Barbara Lake: Northern Pike – 15 km North and 7 km Yellow Perch, Burbot – 49 km South of Lac La Biche Elk Point on Hwy. 646, 4 km North West from La Corey (off road vehicle) Muriel Lake & tributaries upstream for 1 km & outlet Beartrap Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 12 km Hilda Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Perch, Burbot, Lake downstream for 1 km: Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake East of Bonnyville Hwy. 659, 6.5 km South Hwy 657, 5 Whitefish – 15 km West of Cold Lake, 6 km North Whitefish, Yellow Perch, Burbot – 13 km South of km East Twnshp Rd 604 Innisfree Trout Pond: Stocked Trout Bonnyville Beaver Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Ironwood Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye (Catch & Pinehurst Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 4 km South of Lac La Biche Release), Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 6 km Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 58 km North from Vilna Bellis Beach Lake: Yellow Perch, Rainbow Trout – 22 East of Ashmont on Hwy. 28A, 54 km North Hwy.36, 23 km East on Elinor Lake Rd, 10 km NE on km East of Smoky Lake on Hwy. 28, 2 km South Island Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 5 km Pinehurst Lake Access Rd Blackett Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Northeast of Hanmore Lake, North of Smoky Lake Radway Fish Pond: Stocked Trout Yellow Perch, Burbot – 54 km Northeast of Lac La Jackson Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Reita Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 10 km Biche (off road vehicle) Lake Whitefish, Burbot, 30 km NE of Lac La Biche (off South, 1 km West from Beaverdam Bonnie Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 5 km East road vehicle) Rich Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 4 km South of of Vilna on Hwy. 28, 4 km North Kehewin Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Perch, Lake Ironwood Lake Bonnyville Town Pond: Rainbow Trout – Near north Whitefish, Burbot – Hwy. 28 North from Edmonton to Ross Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – From the Frog shore of Jessie Lake in Bonnyville junction with Hwy. 41, 5 km North Lake Settlement, 6 km West Bourque Lake: Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Burbot, Kinnaird Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Saddle Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish – 5 km North from Moore Lake Yellow Perch, Burbot – 30 km NE of Lac La Biche (off Lake Whitefish, Burbot – Hwy. 28 to Ashmont, 14 km Cache Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 4 km East road vehicle) South on Hwy. 36, 5 km West to T-intersection, 3 km of Vilna on Hwy. 28, 6 km South Kirby Lake: Northern Pike, Lake Whitefish – 8 km West North Chatwin Lake: Lake Whitefish – 5.5 km Southwest of from Winefred Lake Seibert Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Bonnyville on Hwy. 28, 2.5 km West of Bonnyville Beach Lac De Lorme (George’s Lake): Rainbow Trout – 15 km Lake Whitefish, Burbot –East on Hwy. 28A, North Rd Southeast of St. Paul through Glendon to Truman, 48 km North on Forestry Chickenhill Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lac La Biche: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Road Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 6 km South from St. Vincent Lake Whitefish, Burbot – Located North via Highway 36, Shemeluk Lake: Rainbow Trout – 5 km East from on Hwy. 881, 13 km East. Highway 55 in town of Lac La Biche Smoky Lake on Hwy. 28, 10 km North, left at Christina Lake: Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Lake Lac Saint Cyr: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 21 km T-intersection, 15 km West Whitefish, Walleye (Catch & Release Only), Burbot – 190 East of Lafond on Hwy. 646, 1.5 km North, 1 km West Spencer Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, km from Lac La Biche on Hwy. 881 and East on Conklin Lac Sante and Outlet: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish – No road access, snowmobilers can Rd Lake Whitefish, Burbot, Walleye – 10 km East, 3 km travel across Seibert Lake Clyde Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – Northeast North of Brosseau Steepbank Lake: Northern Pike – 135 km North from corner of Cold Lake Air Weapons Range Laurier Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch – 11 Lac La Biche on Conklin Road Cold Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake km North of Heinsburg Stoney Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 13 km Trout, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – Located on Hwy. 28 in Little Bear Lake (Hasse Lake): Northern Pike, Yellow West of Elk Point the City of Cold Lake Perch, Rainbow Trout – 4 km West of Cold Lake’s Thin Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 6 km East, 3 Corner Lake: Pike, Perch – 0.5 km East from Wolf Lake English Bay, East of Primrose Lake Road km North from Beacon Corner Crane Lake (Moore): Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Logan Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 7 km North Touchwood Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye (Catch & Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 15 km North, 5 km from Heart Lake Release) Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish – 46 km NE from West, 5 km North from Ardmore Long Lake: Burbot, Lake Whitefish, Northern Pike, Lac La Biche Elinor Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Walleye, Yellow Perch – 40km N of Hwy 28 on Tucker Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 40 km Southeast of Lac La Biche, Secondary Hwy 831 Whitefish – 2 km North, 1.5 km East, 7 km Northeast 12 km Northwest of Ironwood Lake Manatokan Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 19 from La Corey Ernistina Lake: Pike, Walleye, Perch, Lake Whitefish, km North of Bonnyville to La Corey, 10 km West, 3 km Vincent Lake: Yellow Perch – 3 km South of St. Vincent Burbot – 10 km South, 1 km East from Ardmore North, 2 km West on Hwy. 881, 3 km West Ethel Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Lake Mann Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch Wayetenaw Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 2 km Whitefish, Walleye and Burbot – 13 km North of Cold – Northeast of Ashmont on Hwy. 28A South, 2 km East of Whitefish Lake Lake, 2 km West Marie Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Floating Stone (Boyne) Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish, Burbot – 5 km Northwest of Cold Lake’s Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 27 km North of Vilna on Hwy. Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 6 km East to English Bay 36, 6 km East on Rd 134 Spedden on Hwy. 28, 8 km North May Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitney Lake: Northern Pike, Perch – On Hwy. 646, 4 Fork Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Lake Whitefish, Whitefish, Burbot – 16 km Northwest of Cold Lake’s km East, 4 km SE from Riverview Burbot – 6 km East of Ashmont on Hwy. 28A, 27 km English Bay Winefred Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Burbot, Lake North McGuffin Lake: Yellow Perch, Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish – 230 km North from Lac La Biche on Hwy. Frog Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, Lake Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 35 km from Lac La Biche to 881, and East on Conklin Road (4x4 recommended) Whitefish, Burbot – 3 km North of Frog Lake on Hwy. staging area on Shaw Lake Road, 4 km hiking trail. Wolf Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch – From 897 Minnie Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 5 km West, La Corey, 16 km West, 11 km North, 3 km West, 17 km Garner Lake: Walleye, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, 2 km North of Moose Lake near Bonnyville North Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 5 km North from Spedden Missawawi (Venice) Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch Goodfish Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, – 16 km from Lac La Biche on Hwy. 663 Pick up a copy of the Alberta Sportfishing Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 19 km North from Hwy. 28 on Mons Lake: Northern Pike, Yellow Perch – 6 km East of Regulations for openings, closings and Hwy 662 Smoky Lake, 6 km North, 3 km East important information on limits, bait bans and Grist Lake: Northern Pike, Lake Whitefish, Lake Trout Moose Lake: Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch, other special regulations, or visit: – 241 km North from Lac La Biche on Hwy 881 and Lake Whitefish, Burbot – 5 km West of Bonnyville on East on Conklin Road (4x4 recommended) Hwy 28 albertaregulations.ca/fishingregs

1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 29 Camping in the Lakeland/ Kalyna Country Ecomuseum From Tents to RVs We offer up a multitude of first class campgrounds throughout the region. Check out the facilities’ list on these pages to find the perfect camping spot. Whether it’s a secluded getaway you are looking for or an urban setting, the Lakeland has an impressive selection to choose from.

ANDREW Evergreen Birch Lodge – 10 full-service sites on a 142- Andrew Campground – 10 unserviced sites * picnic Town of Bruderheim Campground – 24 unserviced or acre horse ranch * 15/30 amp * firepits * camping table shelter * West edge of town * (780) 365-3687 full service sites * May 1 to October 30 * dump station * firewood is supplied * free laundry * Internet * $40/ Unit/Night *RV sites open from April 1 to October 31 Andrew RV Park – 16 sites * 30/50 amp * May 1 to * baseball * 1 km west of 4-way-stop on 52 Ave. (780-796-3731) * Located 3.5 km west of Cold Lake on Range Road 423 September 30 * dump station * flush toilets * next to (780-639-3114) The Duck * (780) 365-3687 CASLAN French Bay Prov. Rec. Area – 10 non-power campsites ARDMORE North Buck Lake Provincial Recreation Area – 125 sites * Firepits * No Firewood Provided * Boat launch for Ardmore Community Campsite – 10 non-power sites (30 w/power, 95 unserviced) * Open May 12 - Oct 15 small car top boats * Day Use Beach Area * Hand pump * access to the Iron Horse Trail and nine-hole sand * Gated * Trails * Historic Métis sites * Berry picking for water * Dock * $23/Unit/Night non-power * Open green golf course * close to fish pond, * jogging and * Wildlife * Northern lights * Day use area * Water pump May 15 – Sept. 5 * 15 km northeast of Cold Lake, 1 km cross-country ski trails * $10/Unit/Night * Located at * Fishing * Fish cleaning stand * Power * Firepits south of Kinosoo Ridge, on the southeast shore of Cold 5013-48 Street, adjacent to Ardmore Golf Course *Call * Firewood for sale * Beach * Playground * Swimming Lake (780-594-7856) to book (780) 826-4509 * Cook shelter * 4 km N of Caslan * Book online at www. reserve.albertaparks.ca or call 1-877-537-2757 / 780- Hamilton House Bed & Breakfast – 4 full-service ASHMONT 689-4602 RV sites * power/water * sewer disposal for weekly/ monthly guests * picnic table * trailer side deck/chairs Floatingstone Lake Municipal Campground - 46 COLD LAKE sites w/ power * 4 tent sites * May - September * Day for each site * access to barbecue, group use firepit, use area * Group use area * Gated * Cookshack * Coin Baywood Park – 21 full-service sites (power/water/ outdoor BBQ * $35/Unit/Night full service, $220/ Shower * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Beach * Pier sewer) and 15 partially serviced (power/water) * 30/15 Weekly, $800/Monthly * $20/Unit/Night non-power in * Swimming area * Fish cleaning stand * Basketball & amp * firepits * picnic tables * $35/Unit/Night *10 our group use area * Located 10 minutes southeast of volleyball * Manager on site * Picnic tables * Water tap non-power sites * $20/Unit/Night * Four fully serviced the City of Cold Lake on Highway 55 (780 - 594-7257 * Gazebo w/Group Area * RV Dumping Station * Hiking log cabins for rent nightly/weekly/monthly. * 2.5km /812-6525) Trails * 4 km W of Ashmont on Hwy 28, 8 km N on paved hiking trails * boardwalk thru marshlands * kitchen day RunWay RV Park – 10 full service RV sites * 30 amp Rge Rd 115 (780 726-3428) use area * outdoor toilets * private boat launch * winter * water (potable) * sewer hook-ups * garbage disposal camping available * 1 km east of Cold Lake South and 3 BELLIS * Wi-Fi * trails * 4-acre short-range golfing (three green) km north on Baywood Road (780-573-3108 / 780-812- * group firepits * sitting area * U-Pick vegetable garden Bellis Beach – 25 sites * May 1 to mid September 6612) * picnic tables * firewood * golf clubs / bicycles available * Day use area open year round * Firewood * Beach Cold Lake M.D. Campground – 71 sites w/ power * catering mainly to oilfield workers and retired couples * Swimming area * Tap water * 3 km S Hwy 28 @ Bellis * Tenting and Overflow Areas * Picnic Area * Located four km west of Cold Lake on Range Road 424 turnoff (780-656-3757) * Playground * Coin Showers * Laundry * Lookout (780-815-3246 / 639-3253) Kaduk Lake – 12 sites * Camp kitchen * Firewood Platform * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Beach and CRANE LAKE * Water * Beach * Swimming * Fishing * Boat Launch Swimming area * beach volleyball * Power Hookups * Motor Boats * Water skiing * Sailing * Canoeing * Flush toilets * $30/Unit/Night with power. $20/ Bodina Resort – 47 full service sites with 30 and 50 amp * 7 km N of Bellis (780-656-3757) Tent/Night * All reservations begin April 1 * Phone power * Three cabins at $110/night during summer season * Store open seasonally * Showers BONNYVILLE reservations only * Open May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on site * 2308-1st Ave. in Cold Lake North, * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Boat Launch * Pressurized Chickenhill Lake M.D. Park – 26 non-power sites west of Kinosoo Beach (780-639-4121) Water Service * Beach/Swimming area * Hiking Trails * Recreational Lake * Ruffed Grouse breeding ground * Access to ATV trails * Reservations recommended gives lake its name * Hand Pump for Water * Outhouses Cold Lake Prov. Park – Total 117 sites * 26 sites with $40/Unit/Night full service * long-term monthly rentals * Large Sandy Beach * Day Use Area * Playground power and water hook-ups/ 79 sites with power and 12 available * 25 km west of Cold Lake along Highway 55 * Firewood for Sale * $21/Unit/Night * All reservations walk-in tenting sites * Group Camping by Reservation and 5 km north (780-826-7165) begin April 1 * Open May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on * Firepits * Firewood for Sale * Boat Launch * Coin Showers * Pump and Tap Water * Dumping Station Crane Lake East M.D. Park – 26 non-power campsites site. South of Highway 28 (at Glendon intersection) on * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Camp Kitchen * Hand Secondary Highway 882 (Range Road 484) for 6.4 km, * Day Use Area * Playground * Hiking Trails * Swimming * Lookout Platforms * Public Beach * Fishing * Boating pump water well * Boat Launch and Dock * Fish east on Township Road 594 for 3.3 km and then south Cleaning Stand * Beach * Playground and Swimming on Range Road 482 for 1 km. (780-573-8941) * Birding * Cross-country skiing * $40/Unit/Night w/ power and water, $33/Unit/Night w/power, $26/Unit/ area * $21/Unit/Night non-power * All reservations Poplar Escape RV Park – 20 full-service, year-round Night non-power * All sites on the reservation system begin April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on sites * Wi-Fi, * laundry * shower house * 2 miles north of * No first come, first served sites * Open May 15 to Oct site * 25 km west of Cold Lake along Highway 55 and 5 Bonnyville off of Highway 660 at 61411A Range Road 10 * 5 km northeast of Cold Lake off Highway 28. (780- km north. (780-573-6443) 455 * (780) 812-4507 594-7856. Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca Crane Lake West M.D. Park – 24 power sites * Firepits Rocky Meadows Country-Getaway – 60 full service or call 1-877-537-2757) * Firewood for sale * Camp Kitchen * Electric Water Well sites (power/water/sewer, 30 and 50 amp) * Showers English Bay Provincial Recreation Area – 57 sites w/ * Boat Launch and Dock * Fish Cleaning Stand * Beach * Laundry * Playground * Group area w/ shelter for power * boat launch * beach * swimming area * Rates * $26/Unit/Night power * All reservations begin April overnight and day use * U-Pick Saskatoon Farm w/Pie $33/Unit/Night w/power * Loop #1 will be available on 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on site * 25 km Shop * Farmyard Mini Golf * Paintball * Hiking Trail to the Site Reservation System (sites 1 to 31) * Loop #2 west of Cold Lake along Highway 55 and 5 km north. Beaver River * Tubing on the River * Nightly/Weekly/ will remain first come, first serve, self-registration (sites (780-573-6443) Monthly Rate * Open year round * 13.4 km north of 32 to 57) * Open May 15 to Thanksgiving * Located 16 Bonnyville on Highway 41 and 3.4 km west on Township km north of Cold Lake * (780) 594-7856 Book online at Road 624A (780-826-6053 www.rockymeadows.net) www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or call 1 (877) 537-2757

30 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com DEWBERRY FORT SASKATCHEWAN km S of Lac La Biche on Hwy 36, 20 km E on Elinor Lake Dewberry Campground – 19 full service sites (10 Fort Lions Campground (Turner Park) – 24 serviced Rd., N 3 km; From S on Hwy 36 E on Hwy 55 N RR4132A unserviced sites, $10/day) * May 1 to September 30 sites * 20/30 amp service * manager * firewood * flush E on Elinor Lake Rd ( 780-623-3993 or 1-888-623-3993) * $20/day * weekly/monthly rates * 1st Ave North (780- toilets * showers * playground * volleyball * 68 km Beaver Lake Prov. Rec. Area – * 77 sites (62 w/power, 847-3034) paved trails * hiking * biking* x-c skiing * canoeing 15 unserviced) * Group camping w/5 sites * Open May ELK ISLAND NATIONAL PARK * 10701 River Road (780-998-4074) 15 - Oct 10 * Many natural treed sites * 24 hour on-site GIBBONS staff * Reservations recommended * Conv. store w/bait Elk Island National Park - Astotin Lake Campground & tackle * Chartered fishing & lake tours * Beach –– 77 sites * May 1 to October 31* day use area Longriders RV Park – 228 full service RV sites *30 & 50 * Day use area * Firepits * Firewood * Fish cleaning * firewood * flush toilets * picnic shelter * showers Amp * open year round * caretaker on site * day use stand * Gates * Pier on-site * Boat Launch * Playground * walk in tenting * playground * golf * interpretive area * firewood * flush toilets * showers * Laundromat * Water pump * Water tap * 4.5 km E of Lac La Biche off programs * 100km of marked hiking trails * x-c skiing * dump station * wifi* hiking* equestrian trails * fishing Hwy 36 * Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or * snowshoeing * canoeing * reservations 1-877-727- * close to golf and Jurassic Forest * 1km NE of Gibbons call 1-877-537-2757 / 780-623-7189 3783 * group camping available of Hwy 28A & Sec Hwy 643 (780-923-3300) Kinsmen Park Beaver Lake Group Camp Area – 5 Elk Island Retreat Ltd. – 36 full service RV sites * 30 amp GLENDON group areas - 2 with shelters * Great for large groups * privately owned * 4 tipis * 2 trappers cabins * tent Pyrogy Park – 10 sites * May to October * Day-use area * Tap water * Power sites * Firewood * Fishing sites * coin-op showers & laundry * firewood * weekly/ * Firepits * Water tap * Dumping Station * Playground * Playground * Swimming area * 6 km E of Lac La Biche monthly/seasonal rates * cultural programs * horseshoe * In Glendon (780-635-3807) (780-623-4227) pits * volleyball net * hiking * free wifi * 3km west of Elk Island National Park (780-998-0708) HEART LAKE Lakeland Provincial Park: Blackett, Dabbs, Jackson, Kinnaird, McGuffin ELK POINT Heart Lake Campground – 10 sites * No hookups * Pump water * Playground * Firewood * Boat Launch *16 Areas * First Come – First Serve * Year-Round Elk Point Municipal Rec. Area – 17 sites w/power * Group Camping * Swimming * 60 km NE of Lac La Camping * No random backcountry camping permitted * May-Sept long weekend * Day-use area * Firepits Biche (780-623-2130) * 780-623-7189 * Free firewood * Showers * Playground, ball diamond, HEINSBURG Lakeland Prov. Rec. Area – * 5 Areas * 9 Campsites soccer * Hiking trails * Next to Golf Course * Access to * First Come - First Serve * Year-Round Camping * No Iron Horse Trail * .5 km S on Hwy 41 and 1 km W Hwy Railway Theme Park – No hookups * Camp kitchen random backcountry camping permitted * 780-623- 646 (780-724-3810) * Gazebo * SE of Elk Point on Hwy 646 7189 Elk Point River Park – 8 sites 4 w/power * Viewing deck HOLDEN Ironwood Lake Campground – 20 sites * Boat launch of N Saskatchewan River * Firewood for sale * Tap water Holden Campground – 8 sites, power only * 30 amp * Excellent canoeing lake * Firepits * Firewood * Fish * 4 km S on Hwy 41 (780-724-3810) * year round * day use area * playground * spray park cleaning stand * Water pump * Swimming area * Open Kehiwin Prov. Rec. Area – 34 sites (22 lake front sites) * ball diamonds * 48 St & 52 Ave (780-0688-3928) May 14 - Oct 31 * 20 km S of Lac La Biche on Hwy 36, 30 * Fish cleaning stand * Fishing * Deep boat launch INNISFREE km SE on Hwy 55, then 10 km NE on access road * Pier * Firewood * Water pump * 14 km N of Elk Point Pinehurst Lake Campground – 63 sites * Favorite spot on Hwy 41. (780) 201-6455) * Open May 15 - Sept 12 Innisfree Recreation Park – 24 unserviced, 43 power sites * 30 amp * May to September * flush toilets for local anglers * Firepits * Firewood * Boat launch * Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or call * Pier * Water pump * Swimming area * Open May 14 1-877-537-2757 * showers * group camping * playground * baseball * horseshoe pits * trails * hiking * biking * equestrian - Oct 31 * 20 km S of Lac La Biche on Hwy 36, 30 km SE Stoney Lake Municipal Rec. Area – 45 sites w/power * turn off Hwy 16 south on Sec. 870 1km. at Birch Lake on Hwy 55, then 20 km NE on access road * 3 tent sites * May 15 to Sept 30 * Treed, private sites (780-592-2414) Seibert Lake Campground – 43 sites * Good weather (Twin sites avail) * Group use area * Gazebo * Beach IRMA road * Firepits * Firewood * Fish cleaning stand * Water volleyball * Beach * Manager on site * Day-use area pump * Open May 14 - Oct 31 * 20 kmS of Lac La Biche * Firepits * Free firewood * Fishing * Fish cleaning stand Irma Campground – 30 full service * 12 power sites on Hwy 36, 60 km SE on Hwy 55, then 20 km N on * Gates * Group camping avail. * Horseshoe pit * Pier * 30 amp * flush toilets * showers * dump station access rd on-site * Water pump * Water tap * 13 km S of St. Paul * firewood * group camping * day use area * baseball on Hwy 881, 10 km E on Hwy 646 (780-724-2381) * (780-754-3665) Shaw Lake – Day Use Only * Cross country ski, hiking & biking trails Whitney Lakes Prov. Park IRON RIVER Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or call Touchwood Lake Campground – 87 sites * Firewood RV Haven Wolf Lake Rec Area – 63 sites * May 15 to * Beach * Firepits * Playground * Boat Launch * Pier 1-877-537-2757 / 780-594-7856 September 30 * Long term rates avail * Beach * Day-use Whitney Lake – 33 sites w/power * 20 unserviced sites * Swimming area * Water tap * Trailer dump * Open May area * Free firewood * Fish cleaning stand * Group 14 - Oct 31 * 43 km NE of Lac La Biche on Scd Hwy 663 * Open May 15 to Oct 10 camping avail * Horseshoe pit * Pier on-site * Water Ross Lake – 67 sites w/power * 82 unserviced sites * 2 pump * 6.5 km W of Iron River along Hwy 55 & 30 km N Sir Winston Churchill Prov. Park – 72 sites w/ power Group camping areas * Open May 16 to Sept 17 on RR 473, and N on RR 475 (780-812-3541) * Open May 17 - Oct 10 * 15 Comfort Camping Cabins - Firepits * Bring firewood * Beach * Hiking/Cycling trails (some year round) * Fish cleaning stand * Boat launch * Water pump KIKINO * 2 Comfort Camping * Water tap * Dumping station * Reserve online * 24 km Kikino Silver Birch Resort – 97 sites (30 w/power) Tipis * Renowned bird E of Elk Point on Scd Hwy 646. * 6 Rustic log beach front cabins * Horse friendly watching and white ETHEL LAKE campground * Well treed campsites * 24-hour security sand beaches * 30 amp. * Beach * Bike trails * Manager on site * Day- * Golf course nearby Ethel Lake M.D. Park -11 non-power sites * Firepits use area * Seasonal Rentals * Equestrian trails * Firepits * 1 wheelchair * Firewood for sale * Hand pump water well * Horse * Firewood * Fish cleaning stand * Gates * Group accessible site Shoe Pits * Playground * Swimming area * Camp camping avail. * Horseshoe pits * Laundry * Pier * Water * Beach * Day-use area Kitchen * Fish Cleaning Stand * Boat Launch and Dock tap * Mini Golf * Swimming area * Hwy 28 E to Hwy 36. * 1 Group Camping * $21/Unit/Night * All reservations begin April 1. Open N on Hwy 36 approx. 40 km then E off Hwy 36 about 7 Area * Firepits May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on site * 8 km west and km (780-623-3252 or 1-888-330-8833) * Firewood for sale 10 km north of Cold Lake (780-573-9569) KITSCOTY * Fish cleaning stand FISHING LAKE * Boat launch * Water Kitscoty Regional Park – 19 site * some 30 amp * May taps * Showers Riel Beach Campground – 36-sites * North shore of to October * flush toilets * showers * dump station Frog Lake, SE of Bonnyville * Beach * Playground * Playground * Trailer dump * Hiking trails * Swimming * firewood * picnic shelter * baseball, golf, horseshoe area * Roads not plowed in winter *13 km NE of Lac La * Washrooms * Power hookups * Located 7 km. Off Scd pits in town (780-846-2221) Hwy 897 on 583A (780-943-2202 or 780-943-3380) Biche off Scd Hwy 881 * Book online at www.reserve. LAC LA BICHE albertaparks.ca or call 1-877-537-2757 / 780-623-7189 FORK LAKE Elinor Lake Resort – 6 cabin rentals * Sand lot volleyball Young’s Beach Campground – 85 sites * 15 sites for Fork Lake Rec Area – 43 sites * Beach * Manager on site court * Baseball diamond * Good bird watching * Wild overnight use * May 15 to September 15 * Gas / oil * Day-use area * Firepits * Free firewood * Fish cleaning orchids * Guided trail riding * Playground * Public * Pop and ice * Bait * 15 amp * Beach * Bike trails stand * Boat launch * Pier * Public phone * Pull-thru washrooms * 15/30 amp * Bike trails * Manager on site * Manager on site * Firepits * Firewood * Fish cleaning sites avail. * Water pump * At Fork Lake on Scd Rd 867 * Equestrian trails * Firepits * Firewood * Fish cleaning stand * Gates * No tenting allowed * Boat launch (780-404-6196) stand * Horseshoe pits * Laundry * Pier * Water tap * 16 * Public phone * Water tap * 4 km E of Lac La Biche on Beaver Lake (780-623-4739) 1-888-645-4155 • www.TravelLakeland.ca 31 LAMONT * Access to ATV trails * $25/Unit/Night non-power Night * Tenting $25/Night * Weekly rates: Lakefront * Honour box self-registration for day use and boat $300, Backside $270, Overflow Power $210 and Tenting Lamont Rv Park – variety of 75 full service to no service launch area * Call for reservations * On the northeast $150 * Seasonal rates: May 1 to September 30 - $5,200/ site *30&50 Amp * open year round *caretaker * daily/ side of Marie Lake off Highway 897 (Primrose Highway) Backside and $5,700/Lakefront; May 15 to September weekly/monthly rates * Laundry * flush toilets * showers 780-639-3069 15 - $4,200/Backside and $4,700/Lakefront * Open until * wifi * 4505 – 49A St. (780-895-2220) MARWAYNE the end of October, weather permitting * Reservations LEGAL open April 15. Campsite opens May 1 * 5 km west Lea Park – 50 sites * Random sites * Resident park Legal RV Campground – 16 sites * day use area of Bonnyville on Highway 28 * For information and warden * Shower building * 2 camp kitchens * Drinking reservations please call 780-826-6337 * firewood * group camping * playground * east end of water * Trailer dump station * Trapper’s cabin museum town off Hwy 651, 43 St & 50 Ave. (780-961-3773) * Antique farm machinery museum * Ball diamond MUNDARE * Hiking trails * Fishing * Can accommodate groups, Drahomanow Recreation Area – 8 sites * open Weaver Park Campground – 57 Full service sites reunions w/ concession, storage, fridges, freezers, weekends only or by appt * flush toilets * dump station * 15/30/50 Amp with Service. * Park setting stoves & BBQs for rent * 14.5 N of Marwayne on Hwy * firewood * playground * baseball * 13km south of * Downtown conveniences * Picnic tables & ample 897 (780-847-2273) Mundare Junction of Hwy 16 & Sec 855, 3km East parking * Hot showers * Washrooms * Waste dumping MINNIE LAKE (780-632-7486) station * On-site playground * Hwy 16 E & 45 Ave. (306- Minnie Lake M.D. Park East – 13 power sites * Beach Ukraina Park Recreation Area – 26 sites * some power 825-3726) with Swimming Area and Diving Platform * Playground * flush toilets * showers * picnic shelters * playground Rolling Green Golf Course & RV Park – 70+ Serviced RV * Outhouses * Firewood for sale * $26/Unit/Night power * north side of Mundare on Sec 855 (780-764-3929) sites * 15/30/50 amp partial and full service sites * Coin- * All reservations begin April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 MURIEL LAKE op laundry * Public showers & washrooms * Playground * Caretakers on site * Five minutes northeast of Glendon Muriel Lake M.D. Park – 93 sites * 54 with power/39 * High speed WIFI * 18-hole golf course * Firewood on Secondary Highway 660 (780-573-6666) non-power/2 non-power group areas * 2 Ball Diamonds for sale * Seasonal On-Site Restaurant * Satellite TV in Minnie Lake M.D. Park West – 5 non-power sites * Boat * Playground * 13km of trail network for hiking/biking/ clubhouse. * 1 mile W of Lloydminster on Hwy 16 and ½ Launch and Dock with parking * Outhouse * Firewood cross country skiing * Running water * Barrier free mile N on RR 13. (780-808-1667) for sale * Picnic Shelter *potable hand pump water accessibility in washrooms and showers *2 beach LONG LAKE * $21/Unit/Night non-power. * All reservations begin volleyball courts * soccer * horseshoes * ladder ball George’s RV Campground – year round RV stalls * off April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 * Caretakers on site * Trailer Dumping Station * Firewood for Sale * Excellent Sec 831 on Long Lake Road (780-476-2511) * Five minutes northeast of Glendon on Secondary bird watching, with a variety of wildlife * $30/Unit/Night Highway 660 (780-573-6666) power * $25/Unit/Night non-power * Non-power Group Long Lake Provincial Park – 226 sites (145 w/power, 75 area $180 * Day use lookout area $100 * All reservations unserviced, 6 walk-in tenting) * some 30 amp * 2 group begin April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 camping sites * Open May 5 - Oct 31 * flush toilets Morinville Rv Park – at Hwy 2 and Sec 642, 1 km west of * Caretakers on Site * 12 km east off of Highway 28 (just * showers * dump station * picnic shelter * concession Morinville * 54 serviced sites * wifi available before the Town of Bonnyville) on Township Road 610 * firewood * day use area * group camping * (780-939-6040) and 6 km south on Range Road 452 (watch for signs). Laundromat * playground * volleyball * golf * horseshoe MOOSE LAKE 780-826-4140 pits * interpretive programs * 26km trails * hiking * biking * ATV * equestrian * beach * swimming Moose Lake Provincial Park – 59 sites (47 w/ power, 12 Spring Beach Campground – 200 full service sites * boat launch & rentals * motor boating * water skiing unserviced) * Covered Cookshack and Firepits * Water in * $45/Unit/Night * Showers * Laundry * Propane Refills * canoeing * fishing * 38km north of Waskatenau on each loop * Firewood for sale * Playground * Wheelchair Accessible Washrooms * Store * Firewood Sec. 831 Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or * Boat Launch * Hiking Trails * Swimming Area * cross for Sale * Beach * Walking and ATV Trails * mini-golf call 1-877-537-2757 / 780-576-3959 country ski area * Excellent Birdwatching * Adjacent * playground * Monthly / Annual rates available to Iron Horse Trail * $29/Unit/Night power, $23/Unit/ * Reservations Required * Open from May 15 to October Northern Ridge Golf & RV Resort – 50+ sites * full Night non-power * Open May 15 - Oct 10 * 2 km north 15 * Located 10 km south of Bonnyville on Gurneyville service * just south of Long Lake Road on Sec 831 of Bonnyville on Highway 41, 12 km west on Secondary Road (780-826-6277) (780-576-3939) Highway 660 780-594-7856. Book online at www. MYRNAM MALLAIG reserve.albertaparks.ca or call 1-877-537-2757 Jackfish Lake Recreation Area – 24 Sites (15, 30 amps) Mallaig Provincial Recreation Area – 24 sites Franchere Bay Provincial Recreation Area – 198 sites * Water or No Nook-ups * Dump station * Showers (unserviced) * May – Sept. * Quiet * Playground (41 w/power and water, 58 w/power, 99 unserviced) * Day Use Area * Group Camping * Gazebo * Cook * Swimming * Volleyball * Beach * Fish cleaning stand * Coin Showers * Cookshack * Sandy Beach * Tap water Shelter * Caretaker * Rainbow Trout Fishing * Volleyball * Cookshack * Outhouses * Day use area * Firewood for * Fish Cleaning Stand * Playground * Boat Launch * Bandstand * Trails * Playground * Horseshoe Pits sale * Hwy 28, S on RR 100 (780-645-5263) * Firewood for sale * Adjacent to Iron Horse Trail * $43/ * Beach * Swimming * Boat Launch * Motor Boating MANATOKAN LAKE Unit/Night power and water * $36/Unit/Night power Water Skiing Sailing * Canoeing * 4.8 km W of Myrnam * $29Unit/Night non-power * Open May 15 - Oct 10 * 2 Manatokan Lake RV Campground –20 full service sites on Hwy 45 & 6.4 km S RR95 * (780-208-0223 / 657-2052) km north of Bonnyville on Highway 41, 18 km west on (30 amp power/water/sewer) * Private Beach Secondary Highway 660 and 2 km south OR 1 km north Myrnam Campground – 5 Sites * Sewer * Located * Public Boat Dock * Excellent Perch Fishing * Call for of Glendon, 10 km east on Secondary Highway 660 and beside the Myrnam Arena *(780) 366-3910 reservations and rates * Open Year Round * Seasonal 2 km south 780-594-7856. Book online at www.reserve. PARADISE VALLEY Rates * 19.2 km northwest of Bonnyville on Highway 41, albertaparks.ca or call 1-877-537-2757 west on Highway 55 for 9.6 km, north at Iron River on Three Cities Regional Park – 8 sites * 30 amp * May to Range Road 470 for 3.2 km and then west on Township Pelican Point M.D. Park –35 non-power sites * Non- September *flush toilets * showers * day use area Road 634 for 1.6 km (780-812-5521) powered group area and day use area * Group Areas * group camping * picnic shelter * playground $100/Night (Campers in Group II Site can access quad * baseball * golf * horseshoe pits * 1 km East * (780-745- MANNVILLE trails) * Trailer Dumping Station * Boat Launch 2283) Mannville RV Park - 25 power sites * pull thrus * Dock * Playground * Hand pump water wells * Fish PLAMONDON * showers * Laundromat * playground * mini-golf * trail Cleaning Stands * Outhouses * Firewood for Sale * Pike/ for walking pets * secured fenced area * easy access just Walleye/Perch Fishing * $21/Unit/Night non-power * All Plamondon White Sands Resort – 75 sites w/ wifi * May off Hwy 16 & Sec 881 (780-853-0007) reservations begin April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 - October * Pets welcome * Ice & snacks * 6 winterized cabins * Satellite TV * Pull thru sites * Paddle boat & Riverview Golf Club & RV Park – 63 serviced seasonal * Caretakers on site * 2 km north of Bonnyville on canoe rentals * Manager on site * Beach * Day use area sites * clubhouse has shower facility * flush toilets Highway 41, 16 km west on Secondary Highway 660 * Firepits * Free firewood * Fish cleaning stand (780-763-2252) and 6.5 km south OR 1 km north of Glendon, 10 km east on Secondary Highway 660 and 6.5 km south * horseshoe pits * Coin laundromat * Coin showers MARIE LAKE (780-573-8828) * Pier * Water pump * Water tap * Swimming area * 6 km Shelter Bay Resort –200 yearly non-power sites. * 3 N of Plamondon on Scd Hwy 858 (780-798-2254) Vezeau Beach Park –24 full service sites, two tent sites group areas * 5 cabins at $75/night * Confectionery and three overflow with power only * Showers Camp 3F Group Camp Area – Excellent location for Store * Firepits * Day Use Group Area * Hand pump for * Laundry Facilities * Sandy Beach * Firewood for sale summer retreats, family reunions, weddings, barbecues, water * Beach and Swimming * Boat Launch * Trailer * Firepits * Fishing * Boat Launch and Dock * Bonnyville campouts and other events. * 4 cabins (powered) * RV Dumping Station * Playground * Non-motorized Trails Golf and Country Club with an 18-hole golf course, pro parking (powered) * Ball diamond * Horseshoe pit shop and restaurant is adjacent to campground * $50/ Lakefront, $45/Backside, $35/Overflow power Unit/

32 1-888-452-5962 • www.kalynacountry.com * Kitchen and dining area (water & cooking facilities) Lac Bellevue Municipal Rec. Area – 26 sites (14 w/ Vermilion Prov. Park – 124 sites (20 p/w/s, 6 p/w, 70 * Outdoor washroom facilities * Water storage tank power, 3 tent) * May 15 to September 30 * Extensive power, 28 unserviced) * Reservations avail. * Year round * Advanced booking required * 1 km N of Plamondon, golden beach * swimming area * Coin Showers * Beach & group camping *Winter Camping 4 sites w/power 6km E Twp. Road, follow signs (780-798-2161) volleyball * 15/30 amp * Manager on site * Day-use * Day use area * Playground * Firepits * Firewood for REDWATER area * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Playground * Fish sale * Flush toilets & showers * Payphone * Water taps cleaning stand * Gates * Group camping available * Wading pool * Trout pond * Fish cleaning stand Redwater RV Park – 11 sites * April to October * dump * Horseshoe pit(s) * Pier on-site * Public phone * Water * Baseball diamond * Horseshoe pits * Mini golf station and water station nearby * in town, 48 Ave on tap * 17.7 km S of St. Paul on Hwy 881,6.4 km W on Twp * Sewage disposal * Cross country skiing, hiking trails, Hwy 38 (780-942-3519) Rd 562/ Petruck Rd. then L on RR100 - located on the N scenic viewing, soccer & tobogganing * 62 st North RYLEY side of lake (780-645-2639) * Book online at www.reserve.albertaparks.ca or call Ryley Recreation Park – 24 sites * 15 & 30 amp * pull St. Paul Overnight Trailer Park – 40 sites * (24 power, 1-877-537-2757 / 780-853-4372 thru sites * May 1 to September 20 * day use area * tap 16 tent sites) * May to September 30 * Near Recreation VIKING water & dump station nearby * playground * baseball Centre, Ag. Corral, swimming pool, ball diamonds and Eastview Park – 18 sites – May to October * 30 amp * * skate/BMX park * 47 St. & 50 Ave (780-663-3653) golf course * 15/30 amp * Firepits * Free firewood * full service * flush toilets * showers * picnic shelter SMOKY LAKE * Public phone * Water pump * Water tap * In town * firewood * day use area * playground * baseball South at 50 Ave (780-645-5313 or 780-614-4244) Hanmore Lake East – 16 sites * May to October * soccer * golf * Main street to 55 Ave (780-336-4747) * Beach * Day-use area * Firepits * Firewood * Gates Westcove Municipal Rec. Area – 71 powered sites * 8 Camp Lake – 56 sites – May to September * power and * Group camping avail. * Camp kitchen by reservation tent sites * May to September 30 * 10 day use sites non-serviced. *30 amp * caretaker on site * concession * Pier * Water pump * Pull thru sites * Pets welcome * 1 Large gazebo w/rec * 1 Small gazebo w/ group area * day use area * flush toilets * showers * dump station * Swimming area * Golf nearby * 16 km N of Smoky * Beach * Large Playground * Baseball diamond * picnic shelters * cookhouse * firewood * group Lake on Hwy 855, 1.6 km W and 3.8 km N (780-656- * 2 Pickleball Courts * Paved access into park * Modern camping * boating * swimming * playground 3730) showers * Group functions * Hiking * Manager on site * horseshoe pits * trails * hiking * beach * swimming * Day-use area * Firepits * Free firewood * Fishing Hanmore Lake West – 30 sites * Beach * Manager on * boat launch * motor boating * water skiing * sailing * Fish cleaning stand * Gates * Group camping avail. * canoeing * 48118 - RR 112 (780-336-3414) site * Firepits * Firewood for sale * Fish cleaning stand * Horseshoe pit(s) * Pier * Public phone * Pull-thru sites * Pier * Public phone * Water pump * Hike, explore, * Water tap * Splash park * N of St. Paul 16 km or E of VILNA berry pick, swim, ride your ATV (off site), fish or watch Ashmont off Hwy. 28, 6 miles S (780-645-6688) Bonnie Lake Vilna Rec. Area – 44 sites(17 power) the wildlife & waterfowl (780-656-3730) THORHILD * May to October * Close to Vilna Golf Course * Firepits Island Lake Rec Area – 6 sites * April to October * Firewood * Fish cleaning stand * Picnic tables * Pier * Day-use area * Firepits * Free firewood * Fish cleaning Centennial Park – 8 sites * flush toilets * showers * Water pump * Group bookings available * ATV’s stand * Water pump * 20 km N of Smoky Lake on Scd * dump station * firewood * picnic shelter * playground welcome * Access to Iron Horse Trail * 3 km E of Vilna Hwy 855, 3 km NE (780-656-3730) * west side of town (780-398-3741) along Hwy 28 and 3 km N (780-636-3620) Métis Crossing RV Park & Camping – 41 sites (21 Half Moon Lake Park – 13 sites * day use area * picnic Howlin`Coyote Motorcycle Campground – 47 sites power) * Along banks of North Saskatchewan River area * playground * hiking * biking * beach * swimming (unserviced) * April - October * Reservations accepted * Picnic area * Playground * Showers * Firewood * 14 km west of Thorhild along Hwy 18 and 12 km south * Showers * Big shelter * Licensed store * Gifts & * Métis Cultural Interpretation Programs * Artifacts (780-961-3308) souvenirs * Strictly Motorcycles - no RV’s or trailers * Gift shop * Horseshoe pits * Zipline * Events unless being pulled behind motorcycle * 20 km. S of throughout the year * www.metiscrossing.com * 15 km Black Nugget Lake – 76 sites * May to October * full Vilna (780-636-3746) South of Smoky Lake on Hwy 855 at the Intersection of service, power & non-serviced * Bird watching * boating Paradise Cove Resort (Whitefish Lake) – 100 sites (34 Victoria Trail (780-656-2229) * canoeing * backcountry hiking * trout fishing serviced, 16 subserviced) * Open all year * 15 amp Mons Lake Rec Area – 8 sites * April to October * horseshoe pits * caretaker * 49117 RR 182 * Beach * Manager on site * Day-use area * Firepits * Day-use area * Firepits * Firewood * Picnic tables (780-663-2421) * Firewood for sale * Fish cleaning stand * Gates * Group * Pier on-site * Boat launch * Water pump * Gated Buzzard Gulch Campground – Seasonal lease camping avail. * Horseshoe pits * Picnic tables * Swimming area * Fish cleaning stand * 6.4 km E of opportunities, fishing and swimming * 18111 - TWP 492 * Pier * Public phone * Water tap * From Hwy 28 take Smoky Lake on Hwy 28, 3.2 km N and 0.4 km W & N (780-663-2376) Hwy 36 approx. 22 km N, 10 km E to dead end, 2 km N, Mons Lake Rd. (780-656-3730) follow signs (780-636-2819) Lindbrook Stargazer Campground & RV Park – Shemeluk Lake – Day use area only * Picnic tables Powered sites * city water * showers * heated pool WASKATENAU * Stocked trout * 3 km E of Smoky Lake on Hwy 28, 10 * playground * on site security * dump station * well Pine Creek – 8 sites(5 power) * Camp Kitchen km N on RR165 treed, private sites * 51123 - RR 200 (780-662-4439) * Washrooms/showers * Picnic tables * Firepits * Free Smoky Lake Golf Resort – 14 Sites (30 amps) * May 15 - Miquelon Lake Prov. Park – 283 sites * some power firewood * Self Registration * 5104-52 St (780-358- Oct. 15 * Caretaker * Showers * Water Tap * Next to Golf * year round * day use area * flush toilets * showers 2208) Course * 17340 Twp Rd 594, 1 km NW of Smoky Lake * dump station * picnic shelters * firewood * group WESTLOCK * (780-656-2121) camping * playground * volleyball * golf * horseshoe Westlock Mountie Park – 21 treed sites * May to Smoky Lake RV Park – 12 sites * Overflow sites pits * interpretive programs * 20km trials * hiking October * coin showers * firewood * playground * Tenting area * Playground & golf course nearby * biking * beach * swimming * boat launch & rentals * horseshoes * baseball * tennis courts * paved trails * 15/30 amp. * Firepits * Free firewood * Water tap * motor boating * canoeing * from Hwy 21, 20 km east nearby (780-349-6677) * Next to Smoky Lake Agricultural Complex and on Sec 623 (780-662-3269) WILLINGDON Museum (780-656-3674) Tofield Campground/RV Park – 18 sites * May to SPEDDEN October *15 & 30 amp * flush toilets * showers * dump Willingdon Campground & RV Park – 15 Sites * Power * Water * Sewer * Showers * (780-367-2337) Garner Lake Prov Park – 61 sites (24 w/power, 37 station * in town near fairgrounds and trails * 4730 – 51 unserviced) * Open May 15 - Oct 10 * Well treed * Family Ave (780-662-3269) WOLF LAKE oriented * Beach change houses * Hiking trails * Beach TWO HILLS Wolf Lake M.D. Park – 67 non-power sites (11 can be * Day-use area * Firepits * Firewood * Fish cleaning Sandy Lake Campground – 37 Sites (15 amps) used as double stalls) * Firepits * Firewood for sale stand * Boat launch * Public phone * Water tap * 5 km * May - Oct. * Water or No Hook-ups * Dump Station * Outhouses * Hand pump water wells * Fish Cleaning N of Spedden off Hwy 28 * Book online at www.reserve. * Crews Welcome * Extended Stay Rates * Showers * Day Stands * Playground * Boat Launch and Dock albertaparks.ca or call 1-877-537-2757 / 780-594-7856 Use Area, Picnic Shelter * Caretaker * Beach, Swimming * Trailer Dumping Station * $25/Unit/Night * All ST. PAUL * Sailing * Canoeing * 9 km W on Hwy 45 and 13 km N reservations begin April 1. Open May 12 to Sept. 10 of Two Hills on Sec Rd 860 * (780-768-2330 / 657-2052) * Caretakers on site * Located 20 km north of Bonnyville Iron Horse Trail Campground – 89 sites (P/W/S) * May on Hwy 41, 15 km west on Hwy. 55 and 30 km north on 15 - Oct 15 * Adjacent to soccer fields and Iron Horse VERMILION Range Road 473. (780-826-0556) Trail * Reservations accepted * Trout pond open on Hidden Lake Campground – 12 Sites (15, 20 amps) long weekends * Big rig friendly * Caretaker * Crews * May - Oct * Caretaker * Day Use Area * Next to welcome * Day use area * Extended stay rates * Firepits Heritage Trail * Bird Watching * Trail Riding * Firepits * Free firewood * Pets welcome * Coin showers * Water * Firewood - Charge * Horseshoe Pits * Laundromat tap * Wifi at all sites * Debit / MC / VS * 4012 - 53 Ave * Showers * Water Tap * 14 km E of Vermilion on Hwy 16 in St. Paul (780-614-4244 summer or 780-645-5313 off * (780-744-2289) season)