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Spruce Grove, Alberta, T7Y 1E2, Canada

(780) 405-0053 riversidervpark.camp

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Cathie Palmer

Oct 2, 2020

I have had my lot here since they opened and I absolutely love this place! Its 15 minutes from home and the owners and staff are wonderful. I love the 60 + km of hiking trails and spend a lot of time there, and if i have any problems, they are always taken care of very quickly. The lots are very large and and you never feel crowded like some other places. Its been a great experience right from the start and I'll be there for a long while.

Danyil Smorschok

Jul 19, 2018

This is an absolutely beautiful RV Park! The lots are big and come with full hookup, there is an almost unlimited amount of trails for hiking and mountain biking (they hold ultra marathons here every fall), and it is very close to both Devon and Edmonton. You can definitely tell that it is kept with love and care. Highly recommended checking this place out!

Jamie Card

Oct 1, 2020

This beautiful campground along the North Saskatchewan River is definitely 5 stars in my books! I have been visiting my mom and dad out there for three years and I am so impressed. It is very family-oriented and there are so many things to do in nature out there, such as a plethora of hiking trails to explore and kayaking and fishing along the river. When we go hiking we take a different route each time as there are so many trails to check out. The owners of this campground very obviously care about their tenants as they encourage the improved development of tenants' sites and overall promote a welcoming community atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this campground to those in search of a seasonal spot with a great community feel.

Elaine LIVEmeoga

Oct 17, 2020

A real treasure just minutes from the city along the North Saskatchewan River. It’s a fantastic place to skip away for the weekend. Fish along the river. Hike the trails. Explore the valley with a vast number of fellow campers (over 85% of us return every year!). The owners of the park even organized hikes for us all so we could learn the trails plus meet some new neighbours! Really amazing. During the day the park is very busy at the beginning of the season with everyone working on their sites. At night the camp fires are roaring, stars are bright so we can sit back and look at them all without any sky pollution! Everyone respects the 10pm quiet time which I’m grateful for. Now, the owners, Karen and Dean are so helpful and really very kind to us all. They are locals who grew up in the area so the pride and knowledge of the river valley is fun to learn. Karen and Dean sure helped us with our lot as we cleared away old brush and made a really gorgeous lower sitting area along the creek. I mean it’s not even camping! It’s our home for the spring, summer and part of the fall. The sites are amazing. Huge really! I absolutely love how everyone at the property takes such pride in their space. I’ve been a full time RVer for almost three years, travelling to the US every winter so I’ve seen a fair amount of campgrounds. This is by far the truest of nature. I can’t get over how big the lots are! Every season just gets better and better. Elaine, Trevor and our two dogs Daisy & Devon!

Joan Banner

Oct 1, 2020

Riverside RV park has been my happy place for 4 years now. Not only are there miles of trails to hike and easy access to the river for kayaking, it is just 15 minutes from my home in Edmonton! Needless to say we spend lots of time there. The fireflies in June are a must see!

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