Drumheller, Alberta Campgrounds and RV Parks
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River Grove Campground and Cabins
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Dino's RV Park
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Dino's RV Nest
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Kokopelli Kampground and RV Park
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Pinters Campground - Riverside Acres
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Dinosaur Trail RV Resort
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Hoodoo RV Resort and Campground
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Bleriot Ferry
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Michichi Campground/Recreation Area
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Pope Lease Pines B&B and RV Resort
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Orkney Campground
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Starland Recreation Area
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Handhills Highcountry Hideaway
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Delia Diamond Anniversary Campground
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Carbon East Campground
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Carbon Main Campground
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Little Fish Lake Provincial Park
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Braconnier Reservoir Campground
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Standard Municipal Campground
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Three Hills Recreational Park Campground
Drumheller, Alberta
There are a few campgrounds and RV parks in Drumheller and plenty more nearby. It's a great place to go camping with plenty of outdoor activities and tourist attractions.
While officially a town, since its amalgamation with the Badlands Municipal District, this town covers 111 sq. km. Even a short list of the activities available to the Drumheller area visitor reveals much to do and see. There is outstanding scenery, as well as ready access to a variety of nearby centres, Banff and Calgary being within easy driving distance. Drumheller is best-known for its location in the midst of fossil-rich beds of ancient limestone which has given rise to a wealth of attractions, notably the Royal Tyrell Museum. You are in dinosaur land as the town welcome sign indicates.
- Roadside attraction: Statue of T. rex at Visitor Centre, world's largest dinosaur
- Canadian Badlands Passion Play, July
- Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site
- Bleriot Ferry, oldest cable-operated ferry in Alberta
- Royal Tyrell Museum
- Reptile World
- town of Wayne, ghost town
- Badlands Go-Kart Park
- Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club
- historical buildings (pre 1941) in town
- Horseshoe Canyon Interpretive Centre
- Homestead Antique Museum