Best Caravan Camp Sites Calgary Near Me

4worldlovers:
After 50 years of operation, the land of the Calgary West Campground will be redeveloped starting Spring 2023 and camping will no longer be available.

4worldlovers:
Our 42-acre community is set in the scenic northwest corner of Calgary, on the south side of the community of Arbour Lake. Watergrove features wide streets, large front yards and an adult age 45+ lifestyle community. Relaxed living in a friendly community, along with easy access to great amenities gives community members many reasons to enjoy living in Watergrove.

Watergrove Mobile Home Community is located in the scenic northwest corner of Calgary, Alberta on the south side of the community of Arbour Lake.


Watergrove Community is home to 308 homes. The average lot size area is 3800 square feet, and each lot is complete with paved drives and landscaped yards.


Located at an hours drive east from the Rocky Mountains, the fresh mountain air and easy access to local natural amenities makes Watergrove an enjoyable place to live.


At the heart of our community is a green space with trees, benches, and paved pathways running through the park. At the centre of our community is our Clubhouse, which sits adjacent to the park. Modern and well-managed, the Clubhouse has an event hall that is available for rental to community members, and is a facility with numerous features including an exercise room, pool, hot tub, and sauna.

4worldlovers: Nose Hill Natural Environment Park lies in the northwest part of the city, surrounded by 12 residential communities. The park was created in 1980 and covers over 11 square kilometres. The hill most likely gets its name from the fact that, from certain locations and with a little imagination, it looks like a nose.

Take a hike on the hill, but slow down to appreciate the Rough Fescue grassland that you are passing through. Nose Hill Park contains one of the most significant examples of this grassland ecosystem left on the Canadian prairies. From the plateau, there are vistas including the Rocky Mountains, Bow River Valley and the vast plains to the east.

The trees, shrubs and wildflowers in the coulees are very different from the species found in the fescue grassland. Apart from the native grasses, one of the dominant species in the park is the Trembling Aspen. The aspen, along with the willows occupy the north-facing slopes of the coulees and provide a refuge for many of the wild animals living in the park.

Large mammals such as deer and coyotes can be seen roaming the grasslands and coulees. The park is home to porcupines, northern pocket gophers, Richardson's ground squirrels and several species of mice and voles. These smaller mammals are the main prey for the northern harriers and Swainson's hawks, which are often seen in the skies above the park.

Please note: Coyotes are generally not a threat to people but should be treated with respect. Never approach or feed a coyote. For more information, or to report sightings/encounters, visit calgary.ca/coyotes.

4worldlovers: Spend the night under the stars and wake up with a view of the mountains in one of our 104 sites… just a short walk away from Western Canada’s Largest Outdoor Family Amusement Park!