Red Lodge Provincial Park — Attraction in Alberta

Was booked here for a week had a spot in A loop. Upon arrival to our spot we quickly realized how close A loop really is to the road. Extremely loud. Can’t believe anybody would actually camp in that loop. We ended up going to the office and they marked out a few spots that were available in C loop and D loop. Bike rode to check out those spots and found a beautiful spot in D loop, far far away from A loop and road noise. They had no problem with us moving spots right away at no charge. Great bike riding and trails, amazing floating experience walk to A loop jump in and float back to D loop for a hour long float. There are many private sites, but also many non private sites. We walked around and marked out spots we will be happy to come back to In the future. However we will always avoid loops A and B as they are a little noisy from the road. C loop has power which is nice. There is Cell phone service, very impressed with the cleanliness of the place and the employees taking out the garbage daily. I’m not sure if it was just my luck but every morning the crows were very loud compared to other camping trips this year. But it...

Stay here at your own risk. We had booked and paid for 3 nights over a long weekend and on the second day we were there we were quite rudely evicted from our site so they could sell it to someone else and theyrefused to refund the money we had paid for the site. Luckily we were still in camp and could pack up our stuff quickly because the camp attendant told us if we left our stuff there (we had probably $1000 worth of gear and clothes etc) they would remove it and wouldn't tell us how to get it back. I will never be back here again and I'm going to be really leary about staying in other Alberta Parks Campgrounds.I have been camping my entire life and have never had anything like this happen before. I'm utterly stunned. Just avoid this place...

Gorgeous campground with a cute little river running past. We found a spot to put our lawn chairs in the river and it was great on a hot day. Lots of people on tubes floating by, and lots of people fishing too. River current was a bit fast for children this year, but they were still able to wade a bit in the shallows with adult supervision and a life jacket just to be safe.

A store on site with wood, ice cream, etc. good playground, space for a volleyball net, nice picnic area, loonie showers, outhouses for bathrooms, and some powered campsites with enough trees for a little bit of privacy.

A great little campsite with lots of trees and a lovely walk to the water but with all your front-country...