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Bob Lochhead Lions Memorial Park

Bob Lochhead Lions Memorial Park

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303 5 St SW, Black Diamond, Alberta, T0L 0H0, Canada
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Aug 31, 2018
The two reception folks are nice and helpful and its got a hot shower and heated washroom. Other than that it's not recommended by me. It's noisy, there are streetlights hanging over the tenting area so it's bright. Diesels running at 5am 20 meters from your tent. Its also right next to the main road and someone hit a skunk there today. The owner ( who almost immediately declared himself the owner) is what put me off the most though. I was getting ready to fish a nearby stream and my friend was there to me pick me up. He told me to park on the highway. When I said I got permission from reception and said that they'd watch my vehicle, he said "we'll see about that" and left towards them. We just left, the truck was still there when we got back.

Apr 30, 2018
Wonderful campground, amazing seasonal hosts that were very helpful! We stayed in site #44. Cost was $40/night FH access to showers with on demand water heaters. Quiet even though off road. Fire station near and small markets that you can walk too. Will definitely be back again!

Jul 24, 2018
It's a full service Campground for your RV. Not much for trees. Pretty much a gravel parking lot for transient guests. Reasonable rates. Close enough to the main street that you can walk.

Jul 4, 2018
Wonderful little campsite run by the local Lions Club. Clean, neat and tidy. Close to all amenities.

Oct 26, 2017
It was clean and tidy. The hosts were great.Water was shirt off which is understandable, however they should upgrade their system so that water can stay on in the washrooms. People are camping later in the fall, and there are more full time RVers in Alberta and Canada now.

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