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Tucked away in central Alberta, just over 50 miles from Edmonton, Camrose is a small city with a big heart. Surrounded by fertile farmland, it's the sort of place that combines a small-town vibe and welcoming community feel with a host of excellent attractions.
Spend a few days exploring the city in a Camrose RV rental and you'll find gorgeous parks and open spaces, eagerly anticipated annual festivals, and fascinating museums and history. Highlights of a Camrose RV camping vacation include exploring the extensive walking trails in Jubilee Park, taking in a show at the historic Bailey Theater, and treating your inner history buff at the Camrose Heritage Railway Station Museum. There's plenty to see and do when you rent an RV in Camrose, so keep reading to find out how to make the most of your visit.
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The Great Outdoors
After you pick up your RV rental in Camrose, one of your first stops should be Jubilee Park. Located in the heart of the city, this beautiful park is the perfect spot to take in some fresh air and start exploring your surroundings. You can start here and walk to adjacent Mirror Lake Park, which is just to the north of the highway. Several walking trails wind their way around the lake and through this large green space. Kids will also love running off some excess energy on the play equipment, while the park also doubles as a lovely picnic spot if it's time for a bite to eat.
If you're looking for a longer adventure, the walking trails in the park connect with a much larger trail network that explores Camrose and the wider Stoney Creek Valley. There are approximately 23 miles of paved walking tracks that lead you through the heart of the city and point further south. Pack a picnic lunch before setting out. Alternatively, you might prefer to use the trails to give your dog some exercise or bring your bicycle so you can get around on two wheels.
For another excellent outdoor adventure, you might like to hop in your Camrose camper rental and head to Miquelon Lake Provincial Park, which is just 20 minutes from the city. This 3,200-acre park boasts a landscape of dense forest, ponds, and wetlands, and his home to an abundant variety of wildlife. Birding, 20 kilometers of hiking trails, and cross-country skiing can all be enjoyed here, and the park also features its own campground — but more on that in a moment.
Camping in Camrose
If you'd like to enjoy a few nights or more RV camping in Camrose, search for an RV in Alberta and then find the perfect place to set up camp. There are a few options to choose from looking for somewhere to park your Camrose motorhome rental, so compare your options before deciding which one is right for you.
One destination worth considering is the Camrose Exhibition Trail RV Park, found in the city's east. The park boasts a mixture of pull-through and back-in sites, all of which are fully serviced. Sites are designed with big rigs in mind. The park also boasts a playground, Wi-Fi, and laundry and shower facilities.
If you're a keen golfer, you might want to check out the Silver Creek Golf Course & RV Resort, which is 15 minutes away near New Norway. There are 27 holes to challenge golfers of all levels, as well as a mix of temporary and permanent sites available. Full-service sites and a dump station are provided, while the clubhouse and first tee are just a short walk away.
Another option worth considering is the campground at Miquelon Lake Provincial Park. The campground includes more than 190 powered sites and four sites designed to be accessible to people with disabilities. Other features include shower facilities, playgrounds, and dump stations.
Exploring the City
Whatever type of vacation you desire, you'll find plenty to explore and enjoy when you book an RV in Camrose. If you're visiting in June, make sure you time your visit to coincide with the annual Jaywalkers Jamboree. This community festival always draws a big crowd and offers something to please campers of all ages. There's live music and entertainment, a stack of food vendors serving up mouth-watering dishes, and white-knuckle amusement rides to keep the kids happy.
If you're more of a history buff, you'll no doubt want to check out the Camrose Heritage Railway Station Museum. This early 20th-century station has been lovingly preserved and offers a fascinating glimpse into the past for any train enthusiast. Highlights include tea parties in the majestic King George room, some fascinating pictures of the region's railway history, and the excellent model trains in the gardens.
Finally, no visit to Camrose is complete without taking in a show at the Bailey Theater. As the oldest performing arts theater in the province, this intimate venue is the ideal spot to hear some live music or take in a theater production. For a real taste of the venue's history, you might even want to take a ghost tour of Camrose — which of course includes a visit to this iconic theater.
If you're searching for a charming little city with a whole lot of great experiences and attractions, Camrose is well worth a visit. Why not rent a motorhome near Camrose and explore the best that central Alberta has to offer?
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