Experience the beauty of Dinosaur Provincial Park while enjoying the comforts of a ready-to-go stay. Comfort camping offers a relaxed way to immerse yourself in this world-famous badlands landscape, with cozy accommodations set among dramatic hoodoos and wide-open skies. Perfect for couples, families, or first-time campers, these furnished units allow you to spend more time exploring fossil-rich trails, guided tours, Read more...
The Rolling Hills Golf and Country Club has been in existence since 1992 when our small community pulled itself together to create “A little Oasis on the Prairie”. Our greens are lush and well maintained on a daily basis. Each faireway is surrounded by trees and shrubs that the community have planted or donated. There are a number of Men’s Read more...
The Oasis of the West Experience the relaxed, down home, rustic Western charm of the Patricia Hotel in Patricia, Alberta. Built in 1915 the Patricia Hotel has experienced three additions to the original structure including the famous Steak Pit. Bed and breakfast accommodations are available in the Hotel with rates on request. Open Your Tastebuds to Western Flavour The famous Read more...
Looking for a place to sit back and relax? The Tilley Hotel has a unique atmosphere to enjoy the company of friends and a beverage. 18 and over only. Read more...
Looking to grab a quick bite? Stop by the Tilley restaurant for some great Chinese Food! There are a number of options available for you and the food is made fresh when ordered. Stop on by today and try the amazing food. Read more...
A hidden gem of the prairies, Lake Newell is open, beautiful, and deep. This is the perfect combination for boaters and recreation enthusiasts. Take to the water and enjoy the many powered sports that a lake of this size can offer. The boat launch offers plenty of room to park your boat trailer while you enjoy the water on Newell. Read more...
This park includes islands in Lake Newell that are nesting sites for double crested cormorants and white pelicans. Wetlands near the campground provide excellent bird watching and an interpretive marsh trail introduces visitors to the area’s abundant bird species. This lakeshore park is a welcome relief on hot prairie days; the park’s trees and bushes create shady and private campsites. Read more...
Location: Dinosaur Provincial Park Loop Length: 300 metres Walking Time: 15 minutes Wheelchair Accessible Located at Dinosaur Provincial Park, this trail is accessible from the park entrance where you will explore grasslands that form the outer edge of the park’s land base. Looping through the often overlooked prairie grassland surrounding the park, explore how animals and plants survive and thrive Read more...
Location: Dinosaur Provincial Park Loop Length: 0.9km Walking Time: 45 minutes Starting at the visitor centre, this path climbs to ridge tops with beautiful views. This hike is a great way to see the Badlands from the inside and from the top all in one go as the trail climbs several metres to a ridge viewpoint with spectacular views of Read more...
Location: Dinosaur Provincial Park Loop Length: 1.3km Walking Time: 45 Minutes Adjacent to the public loop road, this trail winds and bends through the history that has remained in the hoodoos. The trail climbs in elevation past hoodoos and pinnacles, around sandstone ridges cut with rills (tiny streams) and through areas of bentonite clay. The views are spectacular! This is Read more...
