Campgrounds, Parks & Trails
Sometimes you’ve just got to get outside and find your way back to nature. Innisfail has numerous outdoor experiences to enjoy. Hike the trails adjacent to our lakes or camp within town limits – nature is never too far away in Innisfail.
General Hours of Operation
Office Hours: Mon. – Fri. from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Office Location: 4943 53 Street
Cemetery Hours: Open from sunrise to sunset
- Anthony Henday Campground
- River Ridge RV Park & Campground
- Red Lodge Guest Ranch
- Gleniffer Lake Reservoir
- Discovery Wildlife Park
The Anthony Henday Campground is operated by The Innisfail Lions Club. It has 40 sites available.
Corner of 56 Street and Lakewood Drive (formerly Highway 54), Open May 1 to October 15, weather permitting
The Anthony Henday Campground offers:
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- Serviced sites with 15 amp electricity
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- Sites suitable for tents or trailers
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- Washroom facilities with commercial grade showers
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- Playground area
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- Potable water
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- Firewood for sale
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- Reservations accepted
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- Open starting May long weekend with closure in September, sewage disposal sites are available nearby for a fee. Located by the Tourist Booth (5202 50 St.), token’s for the RV sanitary dumping stations are available for purchase ($5 ea.) at the Tourist Booth, Town Office, and the campground. Credit cards are also accepted at the station kiosk.
For more information, call 403-318-3508, or email the Campground Manager.
Full and partial hook-ups on the west bank of the Little Red Deer River. 67 sites with beach, convenience store, clean coin showers, playground, horseshoe pits, group camping area, and security gate
Bowden, 16km West of Bowden on Highway 587 on west bank of the Little Red Deer River
403-224-2727
Enjoy western hospitality including homestyle cooking, hay rides, and trail rides. Join us for fun ranch roping and sorting. Spectators are welcome. Open year round. Rustic cabins and RV parking available.
Bowden, 15km West of Bowden along Highway 587.
1-888-546-6199
Overnight camping, day use areas, and boat launches on shores of Gleniffer Lake. Information display at the dam site.
South of Highway 54 and east of the Cowboy Trail, 36 kilometres west of Innisfail, Alberta and 36 kilometres east of Caroline, Alberta.
403-224-2547
63 powered sites that are wrapped around a new stocked fishing pond! Yes, you may also fish while you camp here! Packages are available for camping and admission to the Park, plus the Evening Animal Experiences can be added to make your stay even more memorable! No open fires are allowed – propane fire pits are acceptable.
5400 42 Ave., Innisfail
403-896-3272
