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Looking for some inspiration on how to enjoy the beautiful weather in Alberta? Here are a few ideas for a weekend getaway in Alberta from June 17-19.
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Beaumont for the Blues & Roots Festival
The annual music festival takes place in a scenic prairie park where you can relax under the live music or dance the night away. You can camp at the festival, plus several accommodation options including camping and hotels can be found around Beaumont and on the south side of Edmonton.
The festival will see the best artists in live Canadian blues, roots, folk, rockabilly and country music. Corb Lund, Andrew Scott, Joe Nolan, Adequate, Boy Golden, Martin Kerr, Darryl Saves Lives will take to to the stage on Friday, while Moist, Peter Puffin, Velociraptor, The Dice Cubes, Lindsey Walker, Kimberley MacGregor, Jenesia, Eric Kane, Brandon Isaak Trio, Cousin Harley, Barney Bentall, Watchmen will enthral the crowds on Saturday.
When: June 17-18, 2022
Where: Four Seasons Trail, Beaumont
How much: $119-$149
Driftpile’s North Country Fair
The festival is a celebration of the summer solstice, being part musical acts, part artistic acts, part camping, and part fair. The whole event is family-friendly, with plenty of camping open for the weekend.
When: June 17-19, 2022
Where: Driftpile, AB
How much: $80-$160
Camping at Dunvegan Provincial Park
Credit: Historic Dunvegan
There is a ton to see and do around Dunvegan, the park, and the historic site, as well as plenty of scenery to catch and photograph. And, on a clear summer night, this riverside plot offers exception stargazing. There is still camping left for the weekend which can accommodate tents or RVs.
Where: Highway 2 North
How much: $37 per night
Watersports at North Buck Lake Provincial Recreation Area
This smaller eastern Alberta Lake offers tons of fun year-round for all sorts of recreational interests, but especially for boaters. Power boating is permitted, but you can also explore North Buck Lake by kayak, SUP, or canoe. And if you get lucky with hot weather, it’s the perfect place for a swim. Campsites are available for the weekend!
When: May-October
Where: north of Caslan on RR 173A
How much: $39 per night
Share a house in Drumheller
Looking to explore the badlands before it gets a little too hot? Stay in Drumheller in a homey setting filled with everything you need after a day of river floating, hiking, swimming, or biking. The ‘Dino Cave’ can sleep up to six people with three different bedrooms.
Where: Drumheller
How much: $449/night
Wilderness Dome in Clearwater County
Get in a relaxing stay at the foot of the Rockies this weekend and give yourself endless exploration opportunities. These Wilderness Domes give you everything you need for a cozy sleep, space for stargazing, and outdoor picnics.
Where: Clearwater County
How much: $169 per night
Country Getaway
Credit: AirBnB
The hosts at this country getaway in south-central Alberta offer many ways to make your farm stay a bit more luxurious. They can add in trail rides around the farm, spa treatments, and Wi-Fi. You are free to roam the ranch and mingle with the farm animals, too.
Where: High River
How much: $126 per night
