Pretty cool park. Friendly staff. Museum at visitor center is really cool. Good programs. Well…read moremaintained campground. Beautiful scenery. Not a huge park so not a place to spend days at. Some of the field displays are in disrepair. This is a place worth checking out.

Ok, I'll say it. We were disappointed and glad we lucked out that it was freebie day. We had…read moreintended to stay for hours, but only stayed an hour-ish. If you've never seen Badlands, go and see this area, but we live near some Badlands and have traveled in areas where some are. All more colorful than here. At the 2 field houses, neither audio info box worked. There is mention of an Albertosaurus (sp?), but do you think there's a drawing of what one looks like? Nope. Inside the visitor center, they play 7 films on a loop, but NO one knows what films and in what order. If they are on a loop...you should know the order. Also, when there is a display of a bone, it would've been informative if there was a drawing of the dinosaur with the bone highlighted, so one can visualize the bone.

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.

Great park and "beach" area along the river. There's a small parking area right at the end of the…read moreroad. From there you can splash around in the river or there's lots of pathway to walk run, or ride on. If you go back up the hill a little ways there's some single track biking opportunities as well.

I'm not sure if I can say I enjoyed my time there only because the weather was not great. It was…read moremuddy and things were slippery. It was the only day to go so I couldn't have experienced it on a better day. We were only able to walk up to the top of the steps and came back to the car. Some kids slipped and fell into the mud. So if you visit on a wet day prepare with a change of clothes. There is parking across that costs $2.50 which isn't terrible at all. The shops I think that are there, I think they open on nice days, were closed. The portable potties are not great but they're there to use!

The Hoodoos are definitely worth a quick visit if you're in the area. It is very unique and cool to…read moresee up close, especially with the hills in the background. It was a nice stop and made for some great photos, but it didn't quite blow me away compared to other nearby viewpoints. Still, it's a neat and iconic part of Drumheller history that's easy to access and explore.

A nice simple suspension bridge. The visit was worth it to get out for a scenic walk. I liked the…read morehistory placards. The parking was inexpensive nearby.

It is a suspension bridge. But they want you to pay to park for 5 minutes. The other side of the…read morebridge has large no trespassing signs. It is OK but not very welcoming for a place on the middle of nowhere. Can't really walk on the other side. The visit takes 5 minutes.