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47 Riel Dr St, St. Albert, Alberta, T8N 3Z2, Canada

(888) 459-1724 www.stalbertkin.ca/kinsmen-rv-park

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Dawn McLean

Jun 22, 2018

Great RV park. Very well taken care of. The spots were a good size. Very dog friendly. Great walking paths. Very clean. We will definitely stay here again.

Blair Buydens

Jul 8, 2018

It's a parking lot. Nice and clean but with no trees, no buffer and no room between sites you can't not hear your neighbors if you have young kids with earlier bedtimes. No fires except for propane fires.

Bruce Ingram

Jun 10, 2018

Nice people. Many full time redidents. Working to recover from some flooding last year. Most sites now built up, new trees.

Jm L

Jul 19, 2018

Such big units. Sooo big. Large. Big toys

ALBIAN2009DJ

May 22, 2018

We stayed here for the 2018 Victoria Day long weekend. People running the park are very friendly and are dedicated to this park. The ground are neat and well maintained. All sites are full service with 50 amp power. The playground could use some attention and an upgrade. There is another playground near by, but is limited in stations for younger children. Sites are wide open, with no privacy between sites. This was not a big concern to us, but you have to be careful of your neighbor if they are seasonal persons. On the Sunday, our large puppy was tied on outside with us and barked once at our neighbor when he was between our camper and theirs, trying to get attention like a puppy would. Neighbor freaked out, and called our dog aggressive, and said we would be kicked out of the park. We left that day to go shopping, and when we got back, we had a note on our door to go to the office. Apparently, our dogs were barking and bothering other campers while we were out. Our large puppy and two Yorkie's in the camper, while we were at the store. You can barely hear them barking outside the camper on a perfectly quiet day, let alone on a warm day with kids playing and the A/C on. We did the same thing the day before with no issues. We have camped for 8 years with these Yorkie's and have never had a campground or other campers complain about them. The people running the site would not confirm the neighbor was the reason behind the note, but seemed to understand the neighbor was over reacting, but had to make the motions the keep the seasonal neighbor happy and quiet. Not saying don't stay here, just be aware of the fact they have seasonal campers who may be a pain.

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