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FeaturedPlace Title: Peace River Cabins and OutdoorsPlace Description:
Located on the Shaftesbury Trail near Peace River, Alberta, Peace River Cabins and Outdoors is dedicated to helping others experience the natural wonders of the mighty and majestic Peace River.
This spectacular riverbank location offers a selection of accommodation including full service or rustic cabins, a wall tent, teepee or 2 bedroom suite with wifi. It’s a great site for small retreats, meetings or events. It’s also the ultimate base for river activities, and your hosts specialize in river excursions including guided paddling, or canoe and kayak rentals and shuttles.The Peace is a big, wide, peaceful river with a WOW factor. Its surprisingly high banks and isolation provide a wilderness experience with few bugs, long daylength and plenty of wildlife. The MacKenzie – Slave- Peace- Findlay river system is the longest river system in Canada and second only in size to the Mississippi in North America.If you are looking for more of an adrenaline rush, Peace River Cabins and Outdoors also is the base for Aerosport Ltd. Book a scenic ultralight familiarization flight with a qualified pilot and flight instructor. If you decide to further pursue ultralight flying, on- or off-site training is available.Category: Accommodations, On the Peace River, Campgrounds, Camping & Golf, Guest Houses & Cabins, Guided Adventure, Outdoors, Paddle, and M.D. of PeaceTags: Circle Tour ContestAddress: Township Road 821A
MD of Peace
Alberta
T0H 1W0
Telephone Number: 877-835-1277Email: info@peacerivercanada.comLocated on the Shaftesbury Trail near Peace River, Alberta, Peace River Cabins and Outdoors is dedicated to helping others experience the natural wonders of the mighty and majestic Peace River. This spectacular riverbank location offers a selection of accommodation including full service or rustic cabins, a wall tent, teepee or 2 bedroom suite with wifi. It’s a great site for Read more... -
FeaturedPlace Title: Fairview Golf Club and CampgroundPlace Description:
Fairview Golf Club is a beautiful 9 hole golf course located at the north entrance of the Town of Fairview on Highway 732. The golf course has tree-lined fairways, is kept immaculately and considered a must play in the Mighty Peace. There is a fully licensed restaurant and lounge with a large veranda with tables and a beautiful vista of the golf course. There is free camping offered to anyone who is golfing at the club.
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- Tournaments
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Golf course features:
- Equipment rentals/sales
- Power cart rentals
- Paved cart paths
- Restaurant – clubhouse recently renovated and can accommodate up to 150 people!
- Senior/junior rates
- Driving range
- 9 holes
- Yardage: 3057
- Par: 36
Fairview Golf Course Campground
How many different kinds of songbirds will share your morning coffee as you sit back and enjoy your private piece of paradise?
Experience a stay at the Fairview Golf Course campground, golfers stay free! Power hookups, tables and firepits are provided. Potable water is available at the clubhouse. Enjoy an early morning round at this beautiful 9-hole course, grab some lunch and a beverage on the fully licensed clubhouse patio and hit the links again for an afternoon round. The Peace Region’s long summer days offer the possibility of a relaxed evening round as well.
Visitors can also explore the Cummings Lake walking trails that run beside the campground and golf course, which provide several kilometres of scenic lake view pathways. The Town of Fairview is adjacent to the golf course and offers all the amenities visitors may need.
FREE camping if golfing at the club!
For more information call – 780-835-2844
Campground features:
- Power stalls (40 amp)
- Water stations
- Firepits
- Some treed stalls, some open-concept stalls
- Picnic tables
Category: Accommodations, Campgrounds, Camping & Golf, Golf, Outdoors, Things To Do, and Town of FairviewAddress: 113 Street
Fairview
Alberta
T0H 1L0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 835-2844Email: fgclub@telus.netFairview Golf Club is a beautiful 9 hole golf course located at the north entrance of the Town of Fairview on Highway 732. The golf course has tree-lined fairways, is kept immaculately and considered a must play in the Mighty Peace. There is a fully licensed restaurant and lounge with a large veranda with tables and a beautiful vista of Read more... -
FeaturedPlace Title: Mile Zero Regional MultiplexPlace Description:
Special Winter Travel Offer
See the Winter 2022-23 Dogsledding Package and save!
This unique multiplex in the Town of Grimshaw, offers something for everyone! Get active and go for a walk, jog or run on the 175.3 metre elevated running track. Then stop in at the well- equipped weight room for a work out. The spacious field house is perfect for special events like weddings, concerts and trade shows. From fall to spring, the ice surface in the arena is busy with hockey, figure skating and family skate time. The sizable and comfortable bleacher area offers the perfect spot to cheer on your favourite skater! Enjoy the summer sun and take a dip in the outdoor pool which is right next door to the multiplex. Drop in to the Visitor Information Centre conveniently located in the multiplex and plan your next adventure! Hungry after all this activity? Drop in to the onsite concession for some homemade goodness!
Tags: Grimshaw WinterAddress: 4609 50 St
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 332-4005Special Winter Travel Offer See the Winter 2022-23 Dogsledding Package and save! This unique multiplex in the Town of Grimshaw, offers something for everyone! Get active and go for a walk, jog or run on the 175.3 metre elevated running track. Then stop in at the well- equipped weight room for a work out. The spacious field house is perfect Read more... -
FEATUREDFeaturedPlace Title: Peace Country Coop Ltd.Address: 9714 96 Ave
Peace River
Alberta
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FeaturedPlace Title: Whispering Pines Ski HillPlace Description:
Whispering Pines Ski Hill is Northern Alberta’s Best Kept Secret!
SPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER
See the Winter 2022-23 Ski and Stay Package with Whispering Pines Ski Hill and save!
Whispering Pines Ski Hill is considered one of Northern Alberta’s premier hills —for good reason.
A short, scenic 200-kilometre drive from Grande Prairie, this ski hill offers exceptional hospitality, impeccable maintained runs and dramatic scenery. There are 17 runs, 1 chair lift, 1 conveyer, 1 T-Bar, rental shop and ski school. The wide variety of terrain provides excellent skiing and snowboarding for all skill levels. Take a break in-between riding and warm up in their day lodge and enjoy a delicious hot meal. Or sit in the upper chalet and and enjoy a picturesque view of the ski hill. Whatever you do make sure you get your hands on one of their epic cinnamon buns. Visitors travel far and wide to get their hands on these cinnamon buns. Keep an eye out while on the hill for local wildlife friends crossing the coniferous tree-bordered runs. It’s not unusual to come across a deer, moose or even a fox.
Are you a cross-country skier?
Whispering Pines Ski Hill has an abundance of cross-country ski trails which are free for visitors to use, leading from the ski hill.
Hours of Operation:
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, including school holidays.
Address: Worsley
Worsley
Alberta
T0H 3W0
CanadaWhispering Pines Ski Hill is Northern Alberta’s Best Kept Secret! SPECIAL WINTER TRAVEL OFFER See the Winter 2022-23 Ski and Stay Package with Whispering Pines Ski Hill and save! Whispering Pines Ski Hill is considered one of Northern Alberta’s premier hills —for good reason. A short, scenic 200-kilometre drive from Grande Prairie, this ski hill offers exceptional hospitality, impeccable maintained Read more... -
Place Title: Wild Rose Guest HousePlace Description:
This guest house provides luxurious accommodations on the banks of the Mighty Peace River. A stunning view of the Peace River, hills and valley, will captivate you as you relax on the deck or in the hot tub. Rentals of rooms only, or the whole house! Perfect for small meetings, vacationers, private parties and small weddings.
Tags: MD of Peace Do Not MissAddress: Range Road 225
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 617-0078Email: info@wildroseguesthouse.comThis guest house provides luxurious accommodations on the banks of the Mighty Peace River. A stunning view of the Peace River, hills and valley, will captivate you as you relax on the deck or in the hot tub. Rentals of rooms only, or the whole house! Perfect for small meetings, vacationers, private parties and small weddings. Read more... -
Place Title: Peace River Spray ParkPlace Description:
Beat the heat and enjoy the summer weather at the Town of Peace River’s Spray Park. Cool off in the parks unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more. Pack a picnic because the kiddos are not going to want to leave the park.
Address: 10017 102 St
Peace River
Alberta
T0H
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 624-1000Beat the heat and enjoy the summer weather at the Town of Peace River’s Spray Park. Cool off in the parks unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more. Pack a picnic because the kiddos are not going to want to leave the park. Read more... -
Place Title: Heilan Beer HousePlace Description:
Heilan Beer House was built from the ground up by a small crew alongside the owners, and opened in 2019. When entering the brewery you will notice features such as the hop lighting, beer taps, and table tops that are unique only to this brewery. A seasonal greenhouse and garden centre connects to the brewery through the taproom and is able to provide fresh herbs and vegetables to the menu. If you love pizza, their wood fired oven is sure to impress and with constant rotating taps, one visit will not be enough to satisfy your cravings.
If you are interested in live music, Open Mic Monday’s with the local talent is not to be missed. This small town brewery will be sure to impress and have you coming back for more or at the very least, you will be talking a growler home with you!
Address: 9212 113
Fairview
Alberta
T0H 1L0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 306-7686Email: admin@kerbagroup.comHeilan Beer House was built from the ground up by a small crew alongside the owners, and opened in 2019. When entering the brewery you will notice features such as the hop lighting, beer taps, and table tops that are unique only to this brewery. A seasonal greenhouse and garden centre connects to the brewery through the taproom and is Read more... -
Place Title: Sulphur LakeAddress: Located 32 kilometers west of Dixonville and 24 km north.
Clear Hills County
Alberta
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Place Title: Battle River Pioneer MuseumPlace Description:
A mounted albino moose and a 1500 year old arrow head are just a couple of amazing things available to see at the Battle River Pioneer Museum. Visitors can easily imagine the town of Manning many years ago while touring the large main building, a cabin, post office, blacksmith shop and machine shed. An annual Heritage Day weekend antique tractor parade showcases the farm machinery used many years ago! Imagine the early pioneers at work while watching the Heritage Day demonstrations that may include wood working, rope making, and flour milling. The museum’s collection also includes a mounted moose, timber wolf, cougar, grizzly bear, albino porcupine and many other odd and unusual items. This museum located 1 km east of the Town of Manning on Secondary Highway #691 is open May 15 – September 15, 10am to 6pm daily. By appointment call – 780 836-0734.
Address: AB-691
Garden Creek
Alberta
T0H 4G0
CanadaTelephone Number: 780 836-0734A mounted albino moose and a 1500 year old arrow head are just a couple of amazing things available to see at the Battle River Pioneer Museum. Visitors can easily imagine the town of Manning many years ago while touring the large main building, a cabin, post office, blacksmith shop and machine shed. An annual Heritage Day weekend antique tractor Read more... -
Place Title: Riverside CampgroundPlace Description:
Nestled alongside the Notikewan River in the town of Manning is the Riverside Campground. Campers can enjoy a stroll on the neighboring walking path that follows the curves of the river or simply relax and enjoy the bird song amongst the trees. Families will enjoy the nearby playground as well as the many activities the Notikewan River offers. This campground offers 9 first come first serve sites with power. Showers are available and the town of Manning offers a dump station as well as potable water. Enjoy all this for only $25 a night.
Address: Riverside Campground is located 5 minutes northeast of Manning along the Notikewin River.
Manning
Alberta
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 836-0110Nestled alongside the Notikewan River in the town of Manning is the Riverside Campground. Campers can enjoy a stroll on the neighboring walking path that follows the curves of the river or simply relax and enjoy the bird song amongst the trees. Families will enjoy the nearby playground as well as the many activities the Notikewan River offers. This campground Read more... -
Place Title: Millennium Splash ParkPlace Description:
Cool off and have fun on warm summer days at the Millennium Splash Park! Located beside the Millennium Playground and the High School this is an awesome community area to be active and have fun with the whole family.
Address: 5th Street NE
Manning
Alberta
T0H 2M0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 836-3606Cool off and have fun on warm summer days at the Millennium Splash Park! Located beside the Millennium Playground and the High School this is an awesome community area to be active and have fun with the whole family. Read more... -
Place Title: Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village MuseumPlace Description:
Experience the day to day life of a Peace Country pioneer at the Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village Museum. Stroll through this depiction of a typical 1920s to 1940s pioneer village and experience what life would have been like for these hardy pioneers. Immerse yourself in history as you tour four fully furnished houses, a school, a blacksmith shop and a general store! You can practically smell the bread baking in the bakery! The village also includes a fire hall, municipal office, carpenter shop, church, barn and library!
Pioneer Day celebrations are held annually on the second Saturday of August. This is a great way to enjoy the museum! Start your day with a pancake breakfast and then actually see the saw mill, threshing machine and blacksmith in operation! Witness butter being churned the old- fashioned way and then take a horse and wagon ride! Enjoy a lunch of beef on a bun and pie while listening to the musical entertainment on offer.
Directions – from Grimshaw – next to Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park, access from either Highway 2 or Secondary Highway 685.
Open May long weekend to September long weekend.
Hours of operation – Open Thursday to Monday (Closed Tuesday and Wednesday) 10:30am – 4:30pm.
Admission by donation.
Contact – 780-332-2030
Tags: Edu-vacationAddress: 10 km north-west of Grimshaw in northern Alberta, west of the junction of Highway 2 and Mackenzie Highway.
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaTelephone Number: (780) 332-2030Experience the day to day life of a Peace Country pioneer at the Lac Cardinal Pioneer Village Museum. Stroll through this depiction of a typical 1920s to 1940s pioneer village and experience what life would have been like for these hardy pioneers. Immerse yourself in history as you tour four fully furnished houses, a school, a blacksmith shop and a Read more... -
Place Title: Fort Fork/Mackenzie CairnPlace Description:
Paddling furiously along the Peace River to beat freeze up, Alexander Mackenzie and his crew must have been very glad to reach the area where Fort Fork was to be built and where they were able to find shelter from the coming winter weather. Soon after his arrival Mackenzie observed “the river stopped” indicating freeze up had arrived! Mackenzie, a Scottish born explorer and fur trader was to spend the winter of 1792 – 93 at Fort Fork before continuing on his famed journey to the Pacific Ocean. Fort Fork was named for its close proximity to the convergence of the Smoky and Peace Rivers. The fort provided shelter for Mackenzie and several years later the explorer – geographer David Thompson. The fort was also the main North West Company post in the Peace Country until 1806 when its operations were moved to Fort Dunvegan. Stones from an original chimney in the fort have been preserved and fashioned into a fireplace for the public to view at the Peace River Museum, Archives and Mackenzie Centre.
Mackenzie Cairn, a National Historic site since 1929, was built to commemorate Fort Fork and marks the spot where visitors can look across the river to the approximate area of Fort Fork which has long since been erased by the ravages of time and river erosion. Mackenzie Cairn is found a short distance from the Town of Peace River, along the Shaftsbury Trail.
Tags: Circle TourAddress: On the Shaftesbury Trail
Peace River
Alberta
T8S 1X2
CanadaPaddling furiously along the Peace River to beat freeze up, Alexander Mackenzie and his crew must have been very glad to reach the area where Fort Fork was to be built and where they were able to find shelter from the coming winter weather. Soon after his arrival Mackenzie observed “the river stopped” indicating freeze up had arrived! Mackenzie, a Read more... -
Place Title: Mile Zero MarkerPlace Description:
Exploring Alberta’s North and beyond?
Be sure to stop in at the Mile Zero Marker in Grimshaw and get a photo! This monument which is part of the Tom Baldwin Memorial Arboretum and the Historic Mackenzie Highway Park, is easy to find, right off the main highway 2 going through the town of Grimshaw. The historic Northern Alberta Railway car beside the marker, offers another photo opportunity for visitors. The monument marks mile zero of the Mackenzie Highway that will lead visitors north to Manning, High Level, Hay River, Yellowknife and beyond.
Tags: Circle TourAddress: 5020 55th Avenue
Grimshaw
Alberta
T0H 1W0
CanadaExploring Alberta’s North and beyond? Be sure to stop in at the Mile Zero Marker in Grimshaw and get a photo! This monument which is part of the Tom Baldwin Memorial Arboretum and the Historic Mackenzie Highway Park, is easy to find, right off the main highway 2 going through the town of Grimshaw. The historic Northern Alberta Railway car Read more... -
Place Title: All Saints Anglican ChurchPlace Description:
All Saints Anglican Church was declared a Municipal Historic Resource in 2009. The Church has been available to everyone for worship services, baptisms, weddings and funerals for the past 80 years. The church was an integral part of the early settlers’ community in an area that was geographically isolated by rivers on all sides and was a social focal point for three communities; Cherry Pont, Bear Canyon and Clayhurst.
Anglican missionaries began working in the area in the early 1930s, shortly after the first settlers arrived. Local volunteers constructed the building and the first service was held in the unfinished building on August 25, 1937.
The All Saints Anglican Church architecture incorporates gothic revival features such as the pointed arch windows and vaulted sanctuary that is separated from the nave by a railing. The original handmade box for the Chalice and Communion set is still used and the pews are original and hand hewn.
All Saints Anglican Church can be found approximately 80km West of Worsley in the Cherry Point area.
For information call – 780-685-3925
Address: All Saints Anglican Church can be found approximately 80km West of Worsley in the Cherry Point area.
Cherry Point
Clear Hills County
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-685-3925All Saints Anglican Church was declared a Municipal Historic Resource in 2009. The Church has been available to everyone for worship services, baptisms, weddings and funerals for the past 80 years. The church was an integral part of the early settlers’ community in an area that was geographically isolated by rivers on all sides and was a social focal point Read more... -
Place Title: Clear River CampgroundPlace Description:
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
Address: 13km Southwest of the Cleardale Store on highway 64.
Clear Hills County
Clear Hills County
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-835-9403Looking 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. Read more... -
Place Title: Cleardale CampgroundPlace Description:
Take some time to enjoy the wild beauty of the Clear Hills area. Exploring this vast region will take some time! The Cleardale Campground offers explorers a cozy spot to set up camp. Just 1km East of the Cleardale Store, the campground offers powered sites for $25 per night or unpowered for $12 per night. Picnic tables, firepits and firewood available for visitors to enjoy during their stay. No camping gear? No problem! Tents can be rented here! There is also a playground to entertain younger campers.
The Clearfest Music Festival is held here annually, making this the perfect spot to settle in to enjoy the music!
Cleardale is found 98km Northwest of Fairview on highway 64.
For information call – 780-835-9403
Address: 8km Northwest of Fairview on highway 64.
Cleardale
Clear Hills County
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-835-9403Take some time to enjoy the wild beauty of the Clear Hills area. Exploring this vast region will take some time! The Cleardale Campground offers explorers a cozy spot to set up camp. Just 1km East of the Cleardale Store, the campground offers powered sites for $25 per night or unpowered for $12 per night. Picnic tables, firepits and firewood Read more... -
Place Title: Many Islands CampgroundPlace Description:
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.
Address: Unnamed Road
Bear Canyon
Alberta
T0H 0B0
CanadaEnjoy 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 Read more... -
Place Title: Ole’s LakeAddress: 93km Northwest of Hines Creek on Highway 64
Bear Canyon
Alberta
T0H 0B0
CanadaTelephone Number: 780-685-3925