Campground Booklet

AIPA has produced a booklet

with pictures and descriptions of

22 campgrounds and day use 

areas in Alberta's irrigated region.

Included are directions to the 

sites and a listing of fees charged.

If you would like a copy of the

booklet, use the "Contact Us" link

at the top of this page to send us

your mailing address, and we will

mail you a copy, free. Enter your

mailing address in the comments

box. Since producing the booklet,

we have been informed that

Stafford Park is no longer open.

Which Reservoir are You Camping At This Summer?

When you enjoy “a day at the lake” boating, fishing, or on the beach anywhere south and east of Calgary, you are likely enjoying “a day at the reservoir. “ The vast majority of water-based recreation east of the foothills in southern Alberta is dependent on Alberta’s irrigation system.

Check out the new recreation section on our website to view photos of 23 parks and day use areas on irrigation reservoirs, or that are fed by irrigation water. The parks are grouped in regions surrounding and between specific communities. Browsing these parks is one way to explore potential new campsites that you might want to visit this year. Some of the campsites are owned and operated by Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreations, some by Counties, one by a private company, some by cities or towns, some by societies, and some by irrigation districts [more...].