KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
When traveling on Highway 43 from Edmonton, exit right after the overpass, following Highway 43 South turn right atl the Prairie Mall/Mc Donalds intersection, following Highway 43. Highway 43 transitions to Highway 40/108 Street at the Staples/Holiday Inn intersection, keep heading south. Watch for a blue sign approximately 9 km south of Grande Prairie, turn East off Highway 40 on to Township Road 704A at the lights. Just a short distance in and turn North (left) on to Range Road 62. Watch on the East (right) side, the entrance is just a few hundred meters away.
When traveling on Highway 43 from Dawson Creek, BC go 138 km east. Once In Grande Prairie you'll turn South (right) at 108 Street/Highway 40 (Staples/Holiday Inn intersection). Travel south watch for a blue sign approximately 9 km south of Grande Prairie, turn East off Highway 40 on to Township Road 704A at the lights. Just a short distance in and turn North (left) on to Range Road 62. Watch on the East (right) side, the entrance is just a few hundred meters away.
When traveling on Highway 40 from Grande Cache go North for 178 km. Start watching for us once the highway becomes 4 lanes and you've crossed the river, watch for a blue sign as you climb the hill. At the traffic lights turn East(right) on to Township Road 704A. Just a short distance in and turn North (left) on to Range Road 62. Watch on the East (right) side, the entrance is just a few hundred meters away.
Get Google DirectionsYou'll find plenty of fun things to do in Grande Prairie! Art and culture meet rugged wilderness in the heart of the Peace Region. Get in touch with your wild side and seek authentic experiences through Grande Prairie’s many hidden gems. With a bustling community and awe-striking landscapes, Grande Prairie has many recreational opportunities enjoy our beautiful parks, outdoor activities, recreational facilities and local businesses.
Muskoseepi Park reveals the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of our region. Created by the Heritage Trust Fund, Muskoseepi Park opened to the public in 1986 in order to preserve the land and offer a variety of activities for the community members and tourists of Grande Prairie.Walk through the wilderness setting of Bear Creek Valley, explore the past in the Grande Prairie Museum, enjoy a family picnic or just relax in this all-season park.
Life is all about movement and we want you to come move with us at the Eastlink Centre.Here you will find easy access to your next workout in Eastlink Centre's fitness centre, you enjoy a family day or leisurely swim in the pool, skate year-round at the Design Works Centre or join instructor-lead drop-in fitness classes including: boot camp, cycle, aquafit, yoga - all while your little one meets new friends in PlayCare! The best part? It's all under one roof!
10 Knowledge Way
Grande Prairie, AB T8W 2V9
Evergreen Park is the largest full-featured exhibition facility north of Edmonton. The Park, while still staying true to its agriculture roots with an annual Agri-Show, Rodeos, Chuckwagon Races, Live Horse Racing and indoor and outdoor accommodations for horses and other farm-related animals – now offers a huge selection of options, and buildings, for a multitude of events. A variety of halls, convention/conference facilities, paved parking, pavilions, riding trails, a fully licensed restaurant and lounge (open 363 days a week from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.), a family restaurant and other special features. A 2,700-seat grandstand and what is regarded as one of the best race tracks in Canada create a unique, picturesque and versatile setting for any event - all just minutes south of downtown Grande Prairie!
55051 Township Rd 710
County of Grande Prairie, AB T8X 4A3
Grovedale Fish Pond is the perfect site for fishing enthusiasts. It includes 10-day use sites that have picnic tables and fire pits. There is garbage/recycling containments placed throughout. One handicap-accessible outhouse facility, fish cleaning station, 2 fishing docks, as well as a large parking area. To top off this beautiful location, there is a large cookhouse equipped with grills and picnic tables for your special occasions.
30 kilometeers south of Grande Prairie on Highway 40
This unique spot is found 30 km northeast of Grande Prairie on Hwy 43. The Kleskun Hills rise 100 metres above the plains surrounding Grande Prairie. This site contains the most extensive and diverse areas of native prairie remaining in the Peace region. The layers of clay, sandstone and coal exposed here, in Alberta's northernmost badlands, date back to the age of the dinosaurs. Explore the surrounding walking trails and look out for cactus!
30 km northeast of Grande Prairie on Hwy 43.
Grande Prairie boasts an excellent trail system, with over 100 kilometers of asphalt, gravel and natural trails to explore. This city trail system is connected to the county trail system, adding another 30 kilometers of trails. The best part, you can join this trail system right out our front gate. If you're looking for more of a challenge, Wapiti Nordic Trails provide over 35 kilometers of natural trails right across the highway from us.
From rivers to lakes to ponds, with a boat or with out there is a place for you to fish in the Grande Prairie area.
There are 3 golf courses in Grande Prairie, Alberta. There are also another 7 golf courses within 32 kilometers of Grande Prairie.
ATV riders in Grande Prairie have no shortage of riding options. It is a less than a ten minute drive from the community to the Wapiti River Valley Dunes. Here riders will find a mix of trails; sand, mud and wilderness plus large sand pits and muskeg mud pits, something for everyone. And its close enough to head into town for lunch and back out again! Just 40 km to the south, there are over 115 km (70 miles) of trails at the Big Mountain OHV Area. Roads and cutlines radiate out in every direction; north as far as the Wapiti River, east as far as the Smokey.
For those seeking everyday necessities or distinctive items, Grande Prairie offers a plethora of options. The community boasts numerous prominent retailers, a bustling shopping center with 80+ establishments, as well as a variety of charming locally owned hobby, clothing, and gift boutiques.
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