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Explore the history of Indigenous people, the fur trade and missionaries in the Peace Region by touring Historic Dunvegan!  This National Historic Site of Canada is located alongside the Peace River with a breathtaking view of Dunvegan Bridge.  This bridge is Alberta’s longest vehicle suspension bridge. There is a visitors’ centre located near the entrance which offers information as well as guided tours of the historic buildings. Guided tours are available from mid May until Labor Day.  Four original authentically restored and furnished buildings are located in the same places they were over a century ago.   There are wide variety of cultural and nature-based activities available.

Day use camp areas with fire pits and horseshoe pitches are available to visitors.  A playground and extensive hiking/biking trails will entertain visitors of all ages.  Canada Day celebrations are held here annually as well as a fresh air market, children’s programs and amphitheatre presentations. Stroll down to the near by market gardens for ice cream, shopping and mini golf!  Dunvegan Provincial Park is located adjacent to this historic site for visitors wishing to stay overnight or longer.

Historic Dunvegan is open mid May through to the beginning of September, 10am – 5pm Monday through Sunday.  It  is located 26km south of Fairview on highway #2.

For information call – 780-835-7150

Warm your hands around a crackling campfire, sit back, relax and enjoy the privacy of your cozy campsite alongside the mighty Peace River!  Dunvegan Provincial Park offers 65 powered sites with fire pits and picnic tables. Visitors will find firewood available, outdoor toilets, tap water and a sewage disposal area. This is a great spot to keep the entire family active with hiking/biking trails, fishing, canoeing and a playground.  If you’re looking for something more relaxing – take a stroll down the scenic river side pathways to nearby Dunvegan Gardens for some shopping, mini golf and ice cream!  Be sure to stop in at the Historic Dunvegan interpretive centre that is right next door.  Explore the region’s history and take a guided tour of the historic buildings still standing in their original spots!

Photo opportunities abound in this beautiful area.  This is a great spot to view Dunvegan bridge which is Alberta’s longest vehicle suspension bridge! The Maples Day Use area can be found a short hike up river and offers a beautiful spot for picnickers.  The South side of the river has a boat launch for boaters wanting to explore the river.  The park is open May 1^st to October 15^th.

Dunvegan Provincial Park is located 26km South of Fairview.

Begin a beautiful Peace country day at the Maples Day Use area!  Upon arriving at Historic Dunvegan simply turn right and proceed under the bridge to this beautiful river side area.  Originally an Anglican Mission stood at this site in the 1880’s.  Today visitors can enjoy picnicking, fishing, hiking or biking and exploring along the mighty Peace River.  Historic Dunvegan is near by and well worth a visit to explore the history of this fascinating region. Dunvegan Gardens is located close by and offers mini golf, shopping and ice cream!  Dunvegan Provincial Park is adjacent to Historic Dunvegan and offers overnight camping facilities.

The Maples Day Use area is 27km South of Fairview.

Ole’s Lake campground is a hidden gem for campers to enjoy!  Relax and kick back in one of the secluded, well treed campsites available.  If getting active is your thing – this calm, sparkling lake is a great place for the entire family to swim, paddle board, kayak, canoe or play on the beach! Slow it down with a relaxing walk on the trails and watch for the birds and wildlife that inhabit the area.  There is also a great park for kids to enjoy. 

The Peace Region’s crisp clear winters can be enjoyed on and around our lakes while ice fishing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing! 

Ole’s Lake is 93km Northwest of Hines Creek on highway 64.  Campground open mid May to mid September. 

For information call – 780-685-3925 

Enjoy the view from the top of the river banks as you descend down the road towards the Many Islands Campground that is nestled on the banks of the mighty Peace River.  Visitors may be able to see the many small islands in the river that the campground is named for.  There are few things as relaxing as sitting by a crackling campfire while watching the silent power of the Peace River flow past.  This campground offers some stunning scenery of the river valley and the wildlife that call the area home.  There are camp sites with fire pits, picnic tables, outhouses and camp kitchens for individuals or groups.  River boating enthusiasts can launch their boat here and take in the sights from the river as well as try their hand at fishing!  Back on shore campers of all ages can enjoy the playground, hiking trails and horseshoe pits. 

The Many Islands Music Festival is held here every summer.  A great weekend of music, dancing, wagon rides and much more! Many Islands Campground is 24km Southeast of Worsley off highway 64. 

For information call – 780-685-3925 

Looking for a truly unique, family friendly golf experience?  Try the Cleardale Golf Course set in the rugged beauty of the Clear Hills area.  Look forward to a relaxing, no pressure round of golf on this nine  hole, sand green course. During your round of golf, you may be lucky enough to see many different types of birds and wildlife that live in the area!  Very affordable fees are placed in a collection box before beginning your round.  Looking to stay a few days?  Set up camp right at the course in one of the available sites!  Self registration as well as firepits, picnic tables and firewood are available.   

The Cleardale Golf Course is a short scenic drive from Cleardale on highway 64. 

For information call – 780-835-9403 

Looking for the ideal setting to kick back and relax?   Try the Clear River Campground!  The campground is tucked in alongside the beautiful Clear River, just 13km Southwest of the Cleardale Store on highway 64.  Enjoy the serenity of the area in one of the river side sites that offer picnic tables, firepits and firewood all for $12 per night.  Self registration available.  Explore the river on a hike and watch for the abundant wildlife that call this area home. 

The Clear River Rodeo grounds are adjacent to the campground, making it the perfect spot to stay while enjoying the Heavy Horse Days event that is held here annually. 

For information call – 780-835-9403 

River Portion 

Walk, run or cycle along the scenic riverside walking trail in the beautiful town of Manning Alberta.  This trail follows the gentle curves of the beautiful Notikewan River.  Enjoy a relaxing view of the water and bird song all within town limits!  While taking a stroll, families can enjoy the nearby playground, river side beach, volleyball nets and firepits found along the trail.  Campers at the Riverside Campground can access the trail which is between the river and the campground. Get out and enjoy a sparkling winter’s day, this portion of the path is cleared of snow during winter months. 

North Portion 

The north portion of the Manning walking trails runs along side 7th avenue in Manning and goes past the Three Battle Skate park and a community playground.  This portion of the path is cleared of snow during winter months so take advantage of a mild winter day and get out on the trail for a breath of fresh air! 

Southeast Portion 

The southeast portion of the Manning walking trails runs past the Battle River Agricultural Grounds and behind the Manning Sports Centre and arena.   This portion of the trail runs north to meet up with the River portion of the trail.  Enjoy this area in summer months as snow is not cleared here during the winter months.