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It is time to get into the summer mood here in Alberta. Here are a few trip ideas for this coming weekend in all different parts of the province. We’ve included a variety, too, like cabins, camping, or hotel stays.
St. Albert for the International Children’s Festival of the Arts
Bring your kids and the whole family for this weekend trip to St. Albert for their annual Children’s Festival of the Arts, happening June 2nd to 5th. There are several hotels along the main St. Albert Trail, and a few campgrounds around the area, too.
When: June 2-5, 2022
Where: Millennium Park – Sir Winston Churchill Ave., St. Albert
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Your own Quiet Deer Cabin and Hot Tub in Nordegg
This amazing Nordegg spot, The Quiet Deer Cabin, has open availability for the coming week, so be quick to book your spot. The cabin sleeps u[p to six people and offers up mountain views, Wi-Fi, and your own private hot tub.
Where: Nordegg, exact location provided upon booking
How much: $425 per night
Peaceful Getaway to Sturgeon County
Take your weekend away at the new Raven’s Valley Nature Retreat, and receive your true escape. The small cabin sleeps two people and your pets are welcome. You can spend the afternoon lazing about your private and shaded patio, exploring the pond area, and the overall adorable grounds on which the cabin sits.
Where: Sturgeon County, exact location provided upon booking
How much: $110 per night
Tiny Home Vacation in Rocky View
If you’re heading out this way to do some exploring, then these Tiny Home cottage rentals are all you need. Within the cabin, they have packed in a TV, bed, washrooms, stoves, couches, and a mini fridge. And outside your cabin are more amenities like shared firepit surrounded by bench swings, and a larger cookhouse.
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Where: 20-minutes northwest of Cochrane
How much: $150 per night
Woolford Provincial Park
For anyone looking for wildlife viewing or birding experiences, this Provincial Park can deliver on both fronts- and they have open sites for June 3rd-5th. The park is in the deep southern part of Alberta, south of Cardston. The sites are along the St. Mary River, a perfect canoeing and paddling river with lower water levels and slower flows.
Where: southwest on Highway AB-5 past Spring Coulee
How much: $25 per night
Moonshine Lake Provincial Park
The main Moonshine Lake is a wonderful boating spot for both powered and paddle boats. Come here for an enjoyably quiet spring getaway in the north with tons to see and do. You can take to 15km worth of trails, play horseshoes, take photos on the pier, and relax on the open beach.
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Where: Highway 49, Blueberry Mountain
How much: $37 per night
Castle Provincial Park
Hurry to book your spot here, as the Provincial Park still has comfort camping and regular camping available for the coming weekend. This gorgeous area is worth a stay for as long as you can because there is so much to explore. You can take off on 14 different trails in the area, some of which welcome bikes and horses, too. There are also several spots for OHV riders.
Where: AB-774, south of Beaver Mines
How much: $26-$135 per night
