A relaxing and discreet Clothing Optional corner of Alberta, Canada's North Saskatchewan River…read more Shared respectfully be Albertan Naturalists. Cottontail corner is a half an hour hike from the public beach to a serene rocky beach. Perfect for peeling your clothes off and plunking a lawn chair down and enjoying nature as it was intended!

My entire family Absolutely LOVES CottonTail Corner! My young daughter loves playing in the mud…read moreand my wife and I enjoy the sounds of nature while we get rid of any tan lines in this gem of a clothing optional area. Only 20 minutes out of the city of Edmonton too! And they have a site on Facebook as well.

Great private beach just 30 minutes West of Edmonton located at Hubbles lake…read more You can pay for entry for the day during beach season or get in free if you are camping here. There is a small little admin office that sells some treats, slushies, beach necessities, and toys for the kiddos. REALLY awesome day trip! Check out their website for all the details: http://www.allanbeach.com

I have gone there a couple of times. It's a nice beach and…read moreperfect for families. I would go there as early as I can if I want to have a nice place because they have limited space. Also I would take an umbrella because after a little while I. Sunny days, it can be uncomfortable and make it hard to enjoy the experience. They rent paddle boards too which was pretty fun and I may do that again. Overall it's a good place and I'll definitely go back there again.

I was hoping to get back to this RV resort to try it a second time but quite frankly the kids had…read moreno desire to go here again. The beach was too small and the vibe wasn't great. I understand restrictions but the resort is designed for people who live there full-time. The ones with full hook ups and built in decks. And if that's what you want this is beautiful. But if you just want a weekend getaway this may not be what you are looking for. There is only one bathroom facility and currently with the cleaning schedule we found there were times it was not accessible. And despite having facilities in my trailer I still prefer to use the provided ones. The resort also advertised trails and they were a joke at least for someone who wanted to go for a real walk. I was also very unimpressed with the check in process. I tried to take advantage of a deal on firewood but they processed my credit card too quickly - it just felt not friendly. Not like the oh so many RV resorts I've been to in the past. I tried something different when I went again- maybe you should too?

Greeted when we arrived, very secure and clean. Showers are awesome. Lake is clean, nice beach,…read moregreat playground. Pickleball and basketball net. Beautiful view of lake with lots of birds. Fishing is catch and release, rainbow trout. Little pricey but you get what you pay for.

I really like this place. Walking from the campgrounds to the beach is a bit of a distance, but an…read moreeasy walk. It's especially great when you're looking for something to do and do nothing at all at the same time. The sites have great tree cover for privacy and such. I really like the easy access to the beach/day area. There is parking so driving is always an option. It's great that is so close to Edmonton. It's also makes it easier to camp, but have friends visit for the day because summer.

Almost always busy. Families are basically everywhere, parking can be busy and overpacked which may…read morelead to parking on the side along the road of the entrance, usually traffic controlled by staff. Staff is ok, no time to chat at times due to constant maintenance and work. Grass is well kept, lots of washrooms almost everywhere which is great! The park has a beach which is busy, volleyball on the side and kids playground. There are change rooms nearby with a fairly clean washroom and water pump to rinse off. Boating on the docks near the beach. Trails that lead to other campgrounds but if your looking to camp you may need to book. See their website @ http://www.albertaparks.ca/parks/central/wabamun-lake/ Recommended for family picnics or friendly visits with friends.

Idc wat anyone says. That was the best accident anyone could have expierenced im this city of ours…read more A beach smack dab in the middle of our river right near the downtown core. Life was very grande with that occurrence. My kids loved it, was am easy after skool trip during the week . i have zero complaints at all. I do wonder is it still there? Can we still go there?

Glad I was able to check out this potentially temporary beach! We missed the main entrance but we…read morefound a secondary one that isn't as easy to use but it did the trick. We ended up on the eastern end of the beach. The sand is quite nice around there. I saw some people had a volleyball net set up and once you comb the same for rocks and branches it was perfect for volleyball. The day we went was really windy so playing would be somewhat difficult. In the middle of the beach there's a rocky section which had more litter then other areas. I saw a family picking up some litter to keep the 'park' as clean as possible. I also saw some rock gardens previous beachcombers had created including a cluster in inukshuks that mimicked the city scape behind it. Close to the main entrance to the beach (the carved out stairs) there is a really nice sandy beach. The sand is quite fine grain that it packs hard but is still really nice on the feet. It's also raised from the river but it's closest to the construction dam that allowed this beach to exist. Now regarding the water... the rivers edge appeared to be clean and the water was quite nice but I've heard without a lot of rain recently there could be some unappealing bacteria in the water. There was a section of still water that had come off the river and it definitely had an odor that told you not to go there.

We were fairly disappointed in this apparently caught after Alberta beach. There is minimal beach &…read moreparking is limited. The office staff sat in their car by the office. When we went to go look at the beach as we couldn't find anyone to ask if there was a toll, the woman looking after the place hollered with an attitude that left a terrible taste in my mouth. We definitely will not be going back.

Mostly white sand beach. The lake is pretty big, and a hot summer day is well spent here. The…read morebeach is populated with private cottages, so don't expect a big wild party. A number of ice cream sellers are nearby on 6th Street, but don't expect high quality ice cream. A walk along the beach goes for many kilometers. 75 minutes outside of Edmonton, this is an underrated destination.

Fun in the sun open until 8pm through the Summer. Currently free admission. Change rooms w/ lockers…read more.50 cents and showers, Con-session freezer treats, swim Diapers & sunscreen available. Life guards on duty and pool rules are in effect. Children under 8 years must be within arms length of a parent : other. Music station w/ good sound system to set the mood ~ Huge deck for sunning, two large gazebos for shade w/ seating & tables. Ample SHADED green space w/ trees. We had a blast here today!! We will be back soon !

This pool is in my hood and I love the convenience of it. When it's a hot day, I like to pull up a…read morechair and bathe in the sun and when I need to cool off, I take a dip in the pool. Want shade? No problem. There is a grassy area that gets more of the shade from the big trees surrounding the pool. Be aware of bird poop though! Because of those trees, the birds like to make themselves comfortable (if you know what I mean). There is a concession booth that offers your typical soft drinks and water, chips and candy. I don't find this pool quite as busy as some of the others in the city. Because of that and the convenience, it is usually my go to. It is A-OK in my books.

Although the beach is small & the water dirty, this site has other options for a family to enjoy…read morethat should be considered. There is a large park for children to play at & many picnic tables. We may go back.