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Youngstown, Alberta, T0J 3P0, Canada
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Jun 30, 2018
Great place to fish. Rainbow, brooks, brown, and now tiger. Too bad there are Prussian Carp here as well. $25 for serviced sites. $15 for non serviced. 2 beaches. Boating allowed but no more than 25 (I think). Great place to kayak. Lots of wildlife. Showers are hot and are $1 for 4 minutes. Spray park for the kids. Trading post has fair prices and everything you need. Foothills Creamery ice cream.

Jun 25, 2018
It is a wonderful campground with lots of amenities . It is a Provincial park with 13.00 & 25.00 camping fees. The serviced lots have power sewer and water. We spent one night clean and quiet

Jul 1, 2018
Great place to camp but the carp have taken over the fishing for trout.

Apr 29, 2018
Blood Indian Park is a great place to visit. Good fishing and a awesome little sport lake.

Jun 3, 2018
Love this place. Windy but quiet campground.

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