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Camping In Alberta Canada, What To See And Do While You Are There

"While Camping In Alberta you can experience the magnificence that this Canadian Province has to offer"

Mount-Yamnuska, Officially known as Mount John Laurie, in Kananaskis Country west of Calgary

 Photograph by Chuck Szmurlo

Things to see and do when RVing and Camping in Alberta Canada The links on this page will give you valuable travel information about Alberta.

These books from our Amazon.com powered bookstore will help you plan your trip to Alberta: Our bookstore has 1000s of books about traveling to Canada.  Just click on the Alberta link to learn all about books that will guide you on what to see and do while you are there.

Hint:  If you move your mouse over the pictures, you will get a description of where they were taken.

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Here are some interesting facts about Alberta, Canada

Became a Province:  September 1, 1905.

Capitol:  Edmonton.

Land Area:  255,541 square mi. (661,848  square km.)

Largest Cities: Edmonton and Calgary .

Provincial Bird:  Great Horned Owl .

Provincial Flower:  Wild Rose.

Provincial Tree:  Lodgepole Pine.

Provincial Motto:  Strong and free

Land And Water:

-The main rivers are the Peace River, North and South Saskatchewan River,      and Athabasca River.
-There are ice fields in Banff and Jasper National Parks.
-There are five national parks.
-Banff National Park is the oldest national park in Canada.
-Wood Buffalo National Park is the home to about 2200 wood buffalo.
-The Rocky Mountains are along the western border.
-The badlands ( dry, sandy, rocky area) are in southeastern Alberta.
-Northern Alberta is covered with forest and muskeg.
-The rest of the province is on a great plain or prairie

 

Join the Good Sam Club!

Moraine Lake, an attraction of the Banff National Park in the canadian province of Alberta

Photograph By Tobias Alt

 

OK if you are ready to start planning your RV camping trip to Alberta, Canada just click on the links below and get information on the things to do and see while you are there..

Peyto Lake in Banff National Park.  This water color is caused by glacier water.

Photograph By Tobias Alt

 

http://www.banffinsider.com/, "Find out how the locals do Banff with Insider information on a number of vacation essentials including hotels, restaurants, tours, hiking, skiing, and snowboarding! Discover how Banff, Alberta, Canada can enchant you as it has done to millions of previous visitors."

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Hopefully, this will help you in planning your trip to Alberta.

If you can think of other links we should add  to camping in Alberta please Contact Us.  Happy RVing!


Rainbow at Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

Photograph By Wing-Chi Poon

Lower Consolation Lake in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada

 Photograph By Chuck Szmurlo

Japanese Garden Devonian Botanic Garden Edmonton Alberta Canada

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