Vermilion Provincial Park is set in the gently rolling terrain of the Vermilion River valley and has access to that reservoir. Trails in the park provide access to forest, grasslands and marshes that support many species of birds and other wildlife.
Come back in the winter to try out the trails for cross-country skiing or just come to watch one of the many ski events.
The campground has 124 sites, 70 with power hookups, 6 with power and water, 19 with power, water, and sewage hookups. You’ll also find shower facilities, playground and separate group use sites available by reservation only, for your group or family gatherings. Self-registration is in effect in the off-season.
Fish in the Claude Brennan Trout Pond or try out the mini golf course in the park. Nearby, the town of Vermilion has a full golf course
Baseball
Camping
Fishing
Ice Fishing
Tobogganing
Winter Camping
Geocaching
Wildlife Viewing
Electric Bicycles
High populations of ground squirrels, (while a nuisance to some) do not pose a direct risk to human health or safety.
Alberta Parks is working to reduce their populations over time through active grassland restoration and encouragement of predation by raptors.
The community of Vermilion, Alberta offers a number of recreation facilities, special events, restaurants and other businesses worth exploring during your time at Vermilion Park. Visit the Town of Vermilion's tourism website for more information.
Canoeing/Kayaking
Sailing
