KM 33 – Cotillion Park, Saddle Hills County

GPS Coordinates: N56° 09.933’ W119° 41.583’
Across from the Clear River is Cotillion Park. This recreational site is hard to see from the river, but you may be able to see a tin shed from the shore. There is a walking trail and access to the park directly from the river, making it easy to stop at. This area has serviced and unserviced RV and tent sites, firepits, firewood, picnic tables, washrooms, a shower house, picnic areas, hiking trails, and a playground. There is also vehicle access to the river if needed. You can enjoy incredible views of the river and valley from this park, and it also provides the opportunity to camp, whether it’s for one night or multiple.

Category: Saddle Hills County

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56°09'56.0"N 119°41'35.0"W
Peace River, Alberta
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