Dinosaur Provincial Park is a UNESCO world heritage site. Our park is located at the heart of Alberta's badlands. There are over 120 RV and tent friendly sites, including unserviced, powered and pull-through options. This campground is nestled in the valley by the Red Deer River, shaded by cotton-wood trees, and many sites back onto the creek. Explore the beautiful, unique landscape on foot, take a guided tour and look for dinosaur bones, enjoy a show at the amphitheatre or stop in for a bite to eat/ice cream cone at our service center. Whatever you like to do, camping in the badlands is an unforgettable experience.
Location: 48 km northeast of Brooks
Dinosaur Provincial Park is NOT located at Drumheller. It is 48 km northeast of Brooks, Alberta. From Dinosaur Provincial Park, it takes at least two hours to drive to the Town of Drumheller and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. See Driving Instructions
Birding
Camping
Canoe/Kayak
Group Use
Interpretive Program
Wildlife Viewing
Winter Camping
Geocaching