We love this spot! We camp here every year when we come up…read morefrom Montana for the dragon boat races. Sites are clean. Hosts are lovely! Big happy trees to provide shade.. You always see a staff member picking up around the campground or cleaning that pool. We come here year after year and have never been disappointed !!!! Will continue to do so.

Very well managed and maintained, the staff are very friendly and helpful. This site is…read moreconveniently located with access to central Lethbridge and easy highway access to explore the many parks and points of interest that are within 90 minutes of this campsite. (Waterton, Writing on Stone, Frankslide/Crowsnest, Head Smashed In, the US Border etc). Facilities include bright, very clean coin laundry & shower rooms. One of the nicest pools I've seen at a campground and a playground suitable for younger tikes. Very family friendly atmosphere. There are several golf courses within close proximity, and the Japanese Gardens, out door waterslides and shopping is less than 10 minutes away. I feel the added price for the site is justified for the level of upkeep on the main campsite. The cost and proximity to the highway may be a detractor for some, but if you are in a pinch to find a campsite...this location had ample accommodations. Loads of full-service pull through sites and the power only and power/water sites are largely vacant. Just note: this site is located next to a very busy highway, it was not an issue at night, but not terribly relaxing when sitting outside. We were out sightseeing most everyday, so wasn't an issue for us.

WE thought we were fortunate to get a spot at Highland RV campground, but after 3 summers we are…read morepulling out. The new owners , Brett Stewart have purchased campgrounds in the southern Alberta area, and are the absolute arrogant and rude group of people we have dealt with in a very long time. The power for the campground in insufficient for the amount of sites that are there, so you can't even count on 110 power let alone be able to run your A/C. When we complained, Brett told us that he had a waiting list, and if we didn't like it, "there's the gate". Then we had to deal with our neighbor, that was in constant construction mode, building, and constantly expanding his site to suite himself. Constant sawing, drilling , pounding, loud music, rude comments, yelling at his wife. He constantly draws water out of the river to fill his water storage units ( which is illegal), the units provided by the owner, Brett. He then put security cameras up, one facing into out unit, which was the final straw, We are pulling out, because, no matter what issues were brought to the owners attention, nothing was done. I believe, this campground use to be a decent place to spend time camping, but since the new owners have taken over, it simply is not. The store is completely useless, as it is seldom open, and the ladies that run it are very rude and not very friendly. The rates have gone up every year we have been there. I can not recommend this place for any reason. Horrible.

Perfect place to go paddle boarding! Free onsite parking, and some picnic tables found in the…read moresurrounding areas!

On a very very very hot day we made a last minute decision to head here instead of Dinosaur…read moreProvincial Park and thank goodness we did! I still long to explore Dinosaur, but with a hot, tired, crotchety kid we really needed some shade and a lake to swim and a moment to relax and Kinbrooke provided all of these in spades where I'm afraid our northern desert would have not. We snagged one of the last 4 spots via online booking and rolled in to a big, shady, breezy site just up from cottage road, next to a pit toilet that had fortunately just been cleaned. Lucked out on that one! COuld have been a very different experience! As it was we loved our site, we laid out blankets and watched the breeze in the trees and drank a beer and the kid rolled around, not too buggy to eat outside, just perfect. We took a nice walk to the lake along the cottage road which sort of felt like a mini kennebunkport with some super sweet old family cottages, kids on bikes, and of course because Alberta: huge trucks rolling around with skidoo's and giant inflatables. When in Rome I guess. Kinbrooke is Alberta's best beach according to some, and it is definitely super fun to swim in. I think I'd argue that some of the mountain glacier lakes are more spectacular, but definitely not as warm. There is a sailing club on a point jutting out past the provincial park beach, and after our swim and after dinner we went out for a stroll again and were treated to a completely thrilling sunset lightning storm.

This is our second stay at Daisy May and again we are pleased. Everyone is very polite and very…read morehelpful. You couldn't ask for cleaner restrooms, shower, laundry room and even the pool side was extremely clean and well taking care of. The camp sites had every thing you need full hook ups and even 50 amp. Picnic tables at each site. BV

I'm assigning three stars to try to fool the Yelp censors, who seem to need to allow only posts…read morethat are deemed "appropriate". Come on, Yelp, publish 'em all, else how can we trust you? Daisy May deserves no more than one star. It is old and in disrepair. The roads and sites are very narrow. There are no sewer connections, just a dump station that is inaccessable for any rv larger than a tent trailer. The adjacent river is obscured by a fenced junkyard with a large "Keep Out" sign, and the river itself is essentially not available. Large dog breeds that would be banned elsewhere are allowed in campsites without leashes. In my opinion, the one star is for the 50 amp power and the reasonably level site we were assigned. That's all. In many years of full-time traveling, we have never seen such poor value for the amount charged (which is high). Please explore your options, people, and look for something else unless you are trapped in Fort MacLeod!

The campground itself: clean, some sites are a good mix of part shade, part sun, ask if it matters…read moreto you if you prefer full sun or shade. Several nice, long pull-through sites. Situated on a nice creek and had a nice walking trail for the dogs. Full services at some sites. Sites are grassy and very nice sized. When we were there the park was half-empty and seemed very peaceful and quiet. There are two bathrooms. The older one was average is condition, the main downside is that the water for a shower is not a temp control handle but one of the push button, no temp control. The temp turned out to ok but the problem was the water only stays on for 4 seconds. I had to lean on the button non-stop to keep water going so that leaves you only one hand to shampoo, wash, etc. I checked out the new shower house which had I believe only one shower. When I tried the push button to see if it stayed on longer than the older shower house the ENTIRE bathroom flooded. Poor slope planning for good drainage when the floor was poured.

This is by far the MOST accommodating campground Ive been too on my 13day road trip…read more 1. The lady (Connie?) - gives the best hugs 2. The showers THERES 4 PRIVATE ONES! color coded 3. WI-FI! - YES I KNOW camping... Glamping*! This campground is CLEAN! running water and electricity. Really it's a great campground but you get the CUSTOMER SERVICE which makes this spot. A TRUE GEM! -THANK YOU sleepy hallow campground for the INCREDIBLE visit 5/5

Very sweet campground. Private showers at the main building, flush toilets, clean/ample camp…read morespaces and a pretty (if windy!) setting. For $23/night for tenting, the value is reasonable too. Free firewood, but bring a hatchet because it's roughly chopped in very big chunks. 4 stars for all your regular stuff, but it was a little weird not to be checked in/greeted by anyone when we arrived in the middle of the day - instead, there's a list posted showing where your spot is (if you've reserved) and some envelopes for paying. We went to say "hi" when the office opened (it's open for an hour or so in the morning and at night), but I think the fellow thought it was really strange of us to do so, and he wasn't really into friendly small talk. I can't help but feel that you can't really give a 5 star review without having had any positive interaction with actual people who own or are employed by the business. You don't review vending machines, in other words, and our experience, though good, kind of felt like we rented our campsite at a vending machine.

Decent no frills park. Good interpretative content. Decent trails. Stone art is interesting from…read morehistorical perspective, but visually quite underwhelming. Not a destination but worth a stop if in area.

An excellent state park & visitor center. Short scenic hike through eroded columns of rock…read more(hoo-doos). Also Native American petroglyphs. Informative, particularly in regards to the culture of various Blackfoot tribes. Very worth a day visit.