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Little Bow Provincial Park

Champion, AB T0L 0R0

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Little Bow Provincial Park is a park, located at Champion, AB T0L 0R0, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 403-897-3933, visit their website www.albertaparks.ca for more detailed information.

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Champion, AB T0L 0R0
Added by Jopie, at 23 July 2016

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11 Reviews

  • Patrick Lainas
    02 September 2017

    Had 3 camp sites across from me party and we're loud until 3am the whole time I was there and nothing was done about it (11am quiet time stated everywhere).

    Was told the day I got there to keep all belongings off the grass the next because of irrigation so I did but that didn't stop a sprinkler from watering the inside of my trailer for hours. Fishing was great, swimming was ok if you don't mind all the seaweed in the water. The outhouse was an absolute disgrace so thankfully they had ONE flush toilet.

    Overall it wasn't a pleasant experience and won't be returning.

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  • S Díaz
    18 August 2017

    Very wide open sites, that's good. However, that allow very large groups to camp at the same site and it can get very loud at night, lots of people don't respect quiet time and it gets hard to get some sleep if you're tenting. Remember to bring loonies for the showers, as well as cash to buy anything at the concession by the beach area.

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  • Sandi Fiolka
    31 July 2017

    Had a great time this weekend!! Sites are large and clean. Bathrooms seriously need attention! Always a long lineup at the flush toilets, where there are only two stales. Non flush toilets aka outhouses have been heavily used and really really need attention. I appreciate the caretakers who regularly patrolled the area. We sadly were across from a large group who partied late in to the night and both nights had to be told to shut down. Had a visit on Saturday night from a travelling farmers market. Beans, potatoes, carrots, homemade canned goods and the most fresh delicious cinnamon buns!! All in all a great family environment and fun had by all

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  • Jeremy Cooper
    26 July 2017

    Very open and easy to come in and out of. The lake is quite nice. This is definitely a more family centred camp ground.

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  • Ken Young
    26 July 2017

    Nice campground down in a valley with lots of trees. There is a lake with a beach and boat launch. Some small hiking can be found on the hills surrounding the campground. The roads in the campground are all paved.

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  • Tania Whittle
    09 July 2017

    Wonderful campground. Lots of trees, some spots are tight (especially for us in our 38' fifth wheel) but we enjoyed it.
    If you have a boat, the lake is amazing.
    Small beach but very nice.
    Fishing right from the docks as well.

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  • Gerrit Sinke
    11 September 2016

    We come here every year. Free boat slips. Nice camp site and great boating lake.

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  • Al Perreault
    03 September 2016

    Very nice place to camp. You will hear the train Running from across the river. Little store is great if you forget something or want a treat.

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  • Dean Ruston
    30 August 2016

    $52 per night for 1 mid size and 1 small tent and 2 motor vehicles is outrageous! As far as site goes, would be nice throughout week when not many people, but wide open sites offer no privacy on weekends.

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  • Larissa Chkolnaia
    05 August 2016

    I want to thank Lousiel and staff for making our Aug long weekend stay fantastic, they were so helpful and found us a spot even though we had no reservation and the campground was at full capacity.
    we had such a great weekend at this was such a lovely campground.

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  • Fraser & Janell Holt
    30 July 2016

    We have taken our family camping here for the last 5 years. We go for one full week, every summer in July. We have 3 kids, currently aged 10,10, 12 and we tented for the first 2 years and stayed in a 20 foot trailer for the last 3 years.. The campground has both powered (33 bucks per night) and non-powered sites (26 bucks per night). 6 bucks to dump your trailer if you want. There are several pit toilets that are cleaned every morning at about 8 AM. They stink, which is to be expected. There is 1 main shower house that has 4 regular showers and 1 handicapped shower on the male side and the same on the female side. 1 loonie for 2.5 minutes, and 2 loonies for 5 minute shower. This shower house also has 1 flush toilet on the male side and 2 on the female side. Shower building closed for cleaning every night at 11 PM. Firewood is 11 bucks per bundle..This lake is actually a reservoir, so the water levels fluctuate year to year and this affects the amount of sand that is available on the beach. This year, the water level was low, so there was a very large, sandy beach. Concession off the beach that severs basic things like ice cream and hot dogs as well as some very basic camping needs (ice, condiments etc). If you have a motor boat, the reservoir is massive, so you will be able to find a nice clean area to do whatever you want. Also, good water for fishing and the area is great for bird watching (we have seen owls on 2 of the 5 occasions we have camped there, and you will see pelicans on the lake for sure)We keep going back here, because it never gets blue-green algae, and it is a great family atmosphere..

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