We are very proud of our Parks & Campgrounds in Barrhead and strive to keep our community beautiful in the interest of of our residents and tourists. Here is a list of some of our local Parks and Campgrounds. For more information head over to: Wild Alberta & Alberta Parks
Sanitary Dump Station- Barrhead – 6216 49 St
Driving Directions: across from the Chevrolet dealer Hwy.18
Spout is high and hard to dump low mounted outlets
Water is available
Dump station is big rig friendly
Cost: FREE
24 hr Emergency number: 780-674-2464
Operational: non-winter months
Rotary Park Campground - NOW OPEN for 2026 Season
(Online booking and first-come first-served sites available - each site is $30 per night + 3% booking fee)
Located along Highway 33 on the south side of the Town of Barrhead.
New for 2026! Online reservations now available. Some sites remain first-come first-served. Contact the Town of Barrhead's Recreation Department at 780-674-2532 for more information.
Amenities include:
Full power hook-up
21 Campsites - large pull through sites available (50 amp)
Potable Water
Fenced Playground
Central Cooking Shelter with Stove
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
Bird Watching
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Thunder Lake Provincial Park
Located 18 km west of the Town of Barrhead and offers full services (water and power hook-ups) and the following are listed below. Contact 780-674-4051 or 780-674-6454 for more information or for bookings.
127 Campsites with lots of trees for privacy
Shower Facilities
Sewage Disposal
Firewood
Store and Beach Concession
Sandy Beaches
Playgrounds
Swimming
Water Sports
Boating
Boat Launch
Activities
Farmer's Market
Fishing
Fish Cleaning Stations
Hiking and Bicycle Trails
Bird Watching
Mooring
Group Camping
Winter Camping
Cross Country Ski Trails
Ice Fishing
Clear Lake
Located 32 km northwest of the Town of Barrhead on Highway 18 and Highway 763 and offers the following listed below. Contact 780-674-5307 for more information or for bookings.
74 Campsites with lots of trees for privacy
Group Camping
Boating
1 Boat Launch
Fishing
Fish Cleaning Stations
Firewood
Sandy Beach
Playgrounds
Swimming
Water Sports
Sheltered Picnic Sites
Bird Watching
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
Water (pumped)
Ice Fishing
Lac La Nonne / Elks Beach
Located 14 km south of the Town of Barrhead on Highway 33 and east on Highway 651 and offers full services (water and power hook-ups) and the following listed below. Contact 780-967-5029 for more information or for bookings.
Showers
Sheltered Picnic Sites
Playground
Swimming
Boating
Boat Launch
Boat Rentals
Fishing
Fish Cleaning Stations
Flush Toilets
Sewage Disposal
Concession
Hiking and Bicycle Trails
Bird Watching
Water Sports
Day use area for picnics
Bird Watching
Peanut Lake
(Self Registration)
Located 14 km southeast of the Town of Barrhead on Highway 33 and Highway 654 and offers the following listed below. Contact the County of Barrhead's Main Office at 780-674-3331 for more information.
18 random well treed Campsites
Water well
Boat Launch (for small boats only)
Excellent lake for canoeing
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
Fishing
Fish Cleaning Stations
Scenic Walking
Bird Watching
Day use area for picnics
Holmes Crossing Recreation Area
(Self Registration)
Located 6 km south of Fort Assiniboine on Highway 33 and offers the following listed below. Contact the County of Barrhead's Main Office at 780-674-3331 for more information.
15 treed Campsites
Directly adjacent to Holmes Crossing Ecological Reserve (Historical Area)
Water well
Walking trails to Natural Water Springs
Sheltered Picnic Sites
Central Cooking Shelter with Stove
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
Dolberg Lake Campground
(Self Registration)
Located 45 km northwest of the Town of Barrhead on Highway 18 and Highway 655 and offers the following listed below. Contact the County of Barrhead's Main Office at 780-674-3331 for more information.
12 treed Campsites
Water well
Fishing
Fish Cleaning Station
Boat Launch
Dock
Walking trails to Natural Water Springs
Very secluded and a nice lake for canoeing
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
Klondike Ferry Park
(Self Registration)
Located 8 km west of Vega along Highway 661 and offers the following listed below. Contact the County of Barrhead's Main Office at 780-674-3331 for more information.
10 Campsites
Water well
Group Area
Sheltered Cooking Site
Outdoor Men's and Ladies Privies
One of the last operating Ferries in Alberta
A scenic walk or drive through this preserved natural and historic area
Klondike Ferry crossing the scenic Athabasca River into the Provincial Sandhills Park, with many hiking and bicycling trails
Barrhead Golf Club
(Self Registration)
Situated five miles southwest of Barrhead. It is an 18-hole championship golf course with grass greens, driving range and putting green, clubhouse and restaurant with licensed lounge, tournament bookings available, club and cart rentals, golf instructor, professional golf pro and a Pro Shop. For more information contact the Barrhead Golf Club at 780-674-3053.
15 campsites (no hookups)
Water available
Batt Traps Golf & Recreation
780-674-0603
Situated 26 km northwest of Barrhead off Hwy 33 on Range. Rd. 53. It is a 9-hole golf course with a clubhouse/hall with licensed concession. It offers camping, quading and a recreation centre. Will accommodate group functions, reunions, weddings and company parties and catering is available. For more information contact Marg at 780-584-2344.
Large group area with 16 power sites accommodating as many as 70 units.
Water and dumping available
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Fire Ban
Todays fire rating is Low
Current Fire Rating:Low
Fires may start easily and spread quickly but there will be minimal involvement of deeper fuel layers or larger fuels.
The Town of Barrhead Parks & Recreation Department is committed to supporting a healthy and active lifestyle for all of its residents. Regardless of your age, interests or physical activuty level, the Town is sure to have a recreation program to suit your needs. Our services and facilities strive to facilitate community connectivity and a high quality of life.