Fort MacLeod Fish & Game Centennial Park Campground

This campground is gated but not locked with a sign that says Everyone Welcome but call to register. I arrived in late October, called and and left a message, then went in and picked a spot to set up. Some friendly people came by to register me and collect $20 within an hour or so.

Campsites are not clearly defined - there is an open area where you can camp on the grass in the sunshine or if you prefer, there is a wooded area closer to the river where you can set up. I believe there are some full hookup sites for an additional fee.

Garbage receptacles throughout the camp plus some playground equipment. Baseball fields nearby. There is a friendly man who lives on site and is currently working on improvements to the main building.

In summer, they host a big event here during which the campground is filled to capacity. It appears this property belongs to a community organization that is focused on recreation and conservation and they are doing a good job taking care of the land and ensuring it is available for the community to enjoy.

($24 USD)This unique spot is located on the river between Daisy Mae CG and Rivers Edge CG. It would be best to call 403.715.2461 ahead of time. It is behind a "locked" gate, that is probably not locked if you look at it. We were helped by Trent, who lives nearby and runs this non profit. They have a lot of boondock sites on two different levels, mesa and river levels. Firepits, picnic tables, swings. They have several electric only spots also available, which were $5 extra, mine had multiple 15 amps available.. Fairly primitive area. Very quiet. Lots of wildlife. 1/2mile wash board if approached from east. Paved if approaching from from west side. In mid week in mid May of 2022 we were the only RV occupied there.