Awesome owner, very friendly... washroom is the best washroom ever , see it for yourself... very…read moreclean and feel like you're just home.. homie place to camp

Big open space. Quiet enough, as it's a bit away from the highway…read more However, as of earlier this week, maintenance on the tables & benches is sorely needed. Lots of them were rotting or weather damaged and were not worth sitting at.

My boyfriend and I stayed at this campground from Friday Sept 28 to Monday Oct 1st, 2018. We had…read moresome difficulty finding a place that was open this time of year, so we were pretty excited when we found this campground on such short notice. The location was perfect for us. It was only a 15 min drive to Drumheller and it was close to a lot of the tourist sites we wanted to go to. Washrooms were kept clean, but you do need to pay $1 to have a shower (more like $3 for a decent time). We found the water took a good minute to warm up. We got a site with power and water for our tent trailer and there was a picnic table and a small fire pit on our site as well. Sites were pretty close together with not much for privacy. Luckily for us the trailers on either side were empty. They had a nice open area with a park and volleyball net - I could see this campground being a lot of fun with a group of friends in the summer. Our site (#5) backed onto a trail along the river that we could use to walk our dog. Overall a great experience, but more privacy would be nice.

Nicely appointed campground. Flushing toilets and showers. The showers are coin operated. $1 for 5…read moreminutes. That didn't sound like enough time for me, but I managed quite well with just $1. Including the days I washed my hair. Arcade for those who like arcades and a laundry facility. Both close at 9. Dump station at the campground with water. Was enough to access.

$47 a night for water and electricity. $52 for water,…read moreelectricity and sewer. Reasonable amount for a rv campground. Positives: - LOTS of kids - 40min bike ride to tyrell museum - 5 min walk to downtown and to the tallest dinosaur. - Very family oriented - location 5 Negatives - limited privacy. So if you enjoy your privacy, maybe this might not be for you. I feel I have to address the review from 2011: #1 rabbits are not caged, they roam around the campsite. I don't know if allowed to touch them. But we teach our kids not to touch animals unless ask owners first. So we let them be. #2 power boxes at the campsite has an 15amp or 30amp switch to choose from. We only needed 15amp so we just switched off 30. And not every site has sewer, little white canisters sticking out of the ground but they do have a dump station near the office area on the way out/in. #3 playground - has a chain link fence around it but is locked due to Covid-19. But there is a community playground out and to your left from the campground. #4 correct showers are $1-$2 for a time period but we just used our shower in my parents motorhome. But I dont have a problem with $1 showers, water ain't cheap. And you dont need a LONG shower to get yourself clean. Washrooms at this time was use at own risk due to Covid-19. #5 cancellation policy - If you cancel your RV  Site or Tent Site reservation 7 or more days prior to your arrival, you will be refunded the amount of your reservation minus a $10.00 cancellation charge. If you cancel your Cabin reservation 7 or more days  prior to your arrival , you will be refunded the amount of your reservation minus a $20.00 cancellation charge. And If you cancel less than 7 days prior to your arrival date, one nights amount will be withheld. No issues on how its managed. Recommend this to any family coming to drumheller for camping. (Oh and prebook your visit online for tyrell museum)

Slum Camping with owners to match…read more Well, to say that this is a run down campground is a MASSIVE understatement. It is like camping in the slums of a third world country. The website shows NO likeness whatsoever. As you drive up to the Campground, it looks like a garbage dump or a salvage yard. The campsites are as rough. The roads have big divets from the rain with no maintenance, the sites are not maintained and are extremely ungroomed. The washroom facilities are a joke! When we checked in, we were told the power is out and the washrooms were closed but no discount. They nickel and dime you for EVERYTHING! My daughter and friend went to the General Store as they watched a couple of little kids buying ice cream (which was beyond inflated pricing), gave the cashier $50 and she failed to give them change until my daughter spoke up. Shameful! We then got evicted as the owner, Stacy, thought we were a different site claiming we hadn't paid and that we had a tent on site. We did not. We were then threatened by Stacy, that the RCMP had been called which would hae been a welcome interaction but she was unwilling to discuss. We waited but the RCMP never came. We went into the office to clarify where we were then berated, name called, yelled at, threatened and sworn at by the owner. Low grade, unprofessional and need serious lessons on customer service. What a disgrace! SLUM CAMPING.......

Not at all like the photo's. False advertising. Looks like a rundown trailor park. Very…read moredissapointed. We didn't stay both nights. The showers and "washrooms" are terrible. Needs a total upgrade. The only good thing was the friendly staff.

This is a hidden private gem of a campground. The family run campground was well maintained. The…read morepeople were very friendly. Kathy from New Mexico, USA

Actually just 4 stars because I can't give 5 because of minor issue. 4 nights super convenient to…read morethe city for site seeing. Hidden in a tiny valley but just drive to the top of the hill and the view is amazing. Friendly and welcoming staff even for a us citizen (2025), lol. Travelers like me will love being next to the office/store. Gold WiFi is so so but better than using musk.

It is surprisingly difficult to find late season campground in southern Alberta. Most close after…read morethe labour weekend but thankfully we lucked out with Tolman East. This year it is open until October 12 on a first-come-first served basis at a cost of $25/night. The campground itself is perfect for tenting or a small trailer. I wouldn't recommend bringing an RV here as it doesn't have hookups at any of the sites. I loved that all of the sites felt private and weren't on top of each other like some campgrounds. They also appeared to have some great double site options if you're camping in a group. Bathrooms are pretty basic - pit toilets without running water - but they were pretty clean which is the most important thing. There is also a playground available for the kids. Other than that, the amenities are slim. This isn't a "party campground" and things got quiet pretty quickly as the sun went down. There were only 3-4 other sites in use.

This was fun. Whole family had a site near the beach with multiple families that we are friends…read morewith at multiple nearby sites. Very relaxing and fun. A place where parents can have alot of fun while their kids do too. Fireworks on Sept long weekend were great. Shout out to gram who was working 9am to 10pm when we arrived. Bring her a drink if you see her. Works way too hard not to be rewarded. We booked again for next year. Book in advance as they book up quickly.

This place is unbelievable. Huge shoutout to Gabby for going far above and beyond what was…read moreexpected. Our first of many visits to this place for a family getaway. Everyone so happy and goes the extra mile to make sure your camping stay is the best it can be. Any budget will do.

You know, we never liked seasonal campsites. We thought if you have a fifth wheel, it's meant to be…read moretowed. While that is true to a certain extent, but you'll find that that camper only gets towed somewhere a couple times a year and let's face it, gas is expensive. Then, consider storage fees if you can't keep your camper at your home. So here's the deal. Seasonal sites are sorta where it's at. They are a convenient distance from major Alberta centres. You can buzz down and have a relaxing weekend. You actually use your camper more than once or twice a year, which is a good thing because those things aren't cheap. And it's like a small community. You know your neighbours, they become your friends and your kids have a shangri-la of things to do and summer friends to hang out with. Starting to sound good? That brings us to Green Acres. This place is a members only site, so you can't just mosey on in and expect to join in on the fun. Well, you can, sort of, but you gotta know a member. But it's worth it. Firstly, the place is immaculate. Well manicured and well kept. The people there are so nice. Didn't bring food? That's ok, Lucy's has you covered with a full service restaurant. Need stuff to do? Great! Pick up the newsletter to hear about the camper walk & shop, dances on long weekends or the camper crawl. Or, just head down to Lucy's for a swim in the salt water pool, video games and pool tables. Oh yeah, and the book exchange. Go down to the lake and wade in the water or send the kids to one of three playgrounds. Oh, you'll never be bored! Maybe consider unplugging yourself from social media or Yelp (sorry, Yelp) because the reception in the valley is pretty weak and sometimes non-existent. However, cell service is ok. But who needs that when you are relaxing, right? Yep, love it there hanging with old friends and meeting new. Definitely a must go if a seasonal camping site is your thing.