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Lost Lemon Campground & Cabins

Lost Lemon Campground & Cabins

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11001 19 Ave, Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, T0K 0E0, Canada
(403) 562-2932 lostlemon.com
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Aug 27, 2018
Extremely clean and orderly as only the Swiss can do. Very good facilities including pool (heated but not warm), grass volleyball court, horseshoe pits, kids playground, etc. Good access to hiking and biking trails and various attractions. Only cons are that the spaces are very small. Our awning nearly touched neighbours trailer when extended, and only 50 metres from fairly busy train track.

Aug 31, 2018
Sites are tight. Very clean and extraordinarily well kept. Owners very friendly. I do find it is not particularly dog friendly even though owner has a dog. The signage for pet control is a little harsh. They want you to walk animals off site. Lots of amenities. The pool is very nice. Located within walking distance of a grocery store and the downtown. I would certainly return.

Jul 22, 2018
Went out to spend the day with friends. It is a lovely place. Very well kept. Swimming pool and hot tub amazing. Beautiful creek. Definitely want to back again.💜

Jun 20, 2018
We always enjoy staying here. We have been coming since are children were small and now just us. It’s always a time to relax & enjoy lots of walks etc. Thank you Marianne & Roland for being great hosts. The birthday ice cream treat was so nice and delicious. Thanks! Jill & Glenn

Jul 6, 2018
Very clean and well organized facility. Lots of pride by the owners is truly evident. Bubbly stream attached to the site, perfect on hot days. Pool, showers and playground all very accessible and well maintained. However it is a bit tight between camp stalls.

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