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.
Lethbridge KOA Journey is located on north side of highway #3 West.
Coming from the US Coutts/Sweetgrass Border: As you come into the city, turn R at the lights on on 43ST. Follow to highway #3W and turn L at this intersection. Follow highway #3 W and take first exit after crossing the river.
Coming in from the west on highway #3: follow highway into the river valley and take first exit at the bottom of the valley (Bridge Drive) to the right. Follow the barricade on your left and make a left turn at the end of the barricade into the golf course entry and follow the U-turn loop. Exiting the loop make a R turn. Then moving to your left lane, take highway #3 W exit and this will bring you right to our entrance.
IF USING GPS SYSTEMS - PUT IN THIS EXACT ADDRESS: 1501-2nd AVE W or LETHBRIDGE KOA. DO NOT PUT IN 1501- 2 AVE W This will take you to the wrong area.
Lethbridge has so many things to enjoy while you are here and all within a short drive. As we say here in Lethbridge - nothing is that far away!
Come and learn about the fur trade in the late 1800s in the Oldman River Valley, by visiting Fort Whoop Up. Learn about the various cultures that made the river valley their home. Cultures include the Blackfoot, Metis, and other First Nations tribes and how the coming of other Canadians, Americans, and British peoples changed the cultural landscapes.
200 Indian Battle Road S.
Lethbridge, AB T1J 1Y4
Come and find out about the history of Lethbridge at the Galt Museum! Located in the original Galt Hospital - the first hospital in Lethbridge.
There is SO much to learn at the Galt Museum about the various cultures that make Lethbridge home. See the various projects that helped create the city we have today, from the iconic railroad bridge to the large battle that happened in the river valley between warring First Nations groups. Come and see what makes Lethbridge and its people so incredible!
501 1 Street
Lethbridge, AB T1J 1Y4
Just a short walk from the campground, this protected area is filled with the wonderful wildlife that can be found in the river valley! Enjoy the numerous walking paths that are part of the river valley. Wildlife you can look for includes beaver, muskrat, painted turtles, Canada geese, and various waterfowl.
#80 Bridge Drive
Lethbridge, AB T1J 4S5
This beautiful botanical garden is in the heart of the city. Visit this garden and learn about the vegetation but also about the Japanese Culture that is so important in our city. Enjoy a traditional Japanese tea ceremony and enjoy some of the scheduled activities put on by the garden staff.
9th Avenue and Mayor Magrath Drive South in Lethbridge
Lethbridge, AB T1K 0C6
Your trip to Southern Alberta is not complete without a visit to this UNESCO World Heritage Site! Head Smashed in Buffalo Jump assists in preserving and interpreting thousands of years of culture for the Plains People and the buffalo. Join them and learn through beautiful interpretive displays and engaging programs as well as the gorgeous landscape of this amazing geography located right here in our province! Learn about the amazing Plains People and how they lived and how they value the buffalo. Well worth the drive!
They are located 15 minutes North and West of the town of Fort McLeod. Fort McLeod is located 30 minutes west on highway #3 from the campground. (Total drive time about 45 minutes)
Their website has a link for driving directions or our office staff can assist you with this as well.
Located 20 minutes east on highway #3 in the town of Coaldale is the Alberta Birds of Prey Foundation Nature Centre. Come and learn about the various birds of prey here in Southern Alberta at the largest facility of its kind in Canada! Birds of prey include hawks, owls, falcons, and eagles. Many of the birds that come to the 70-acre wetlands facility have been found injured or ill. Here they are given care and rehabilitation until they can be successfully released back into their natural habitats. Come and learn about these AMAZING birds and how important they are to the ecology/biology of Southern Alberta. As well learn how important it is to protect and conserve these fowls! Get an opportunity to see these birds in action and allow them to surprise you. This is about as up close as you can get to these majestic birds!
2124 16 Ave
Coaldale, AB T1M 1J8
Step back in time to the early days of life in on the prairies. Visit the historical Fort of the North West Mounted Police (NWMP - which later ended up becoming the RCMP - Royal Canadian Mounte Police)The museum includes 8 buildings, over 11,000 artifacts, and an archival collection. Visit the museum to view the NWMP Musical Ride which is a re-enactment of the ride that the NWMP initiated and became the inspiration for the current RCMP Musical Ride.
219 Jerry Potts Blvd.
Fort McLeod, AB T0L0Z0
The largest museum of its kind in the world, the Remington Carriage Museum tells the story of horse-drawn transportation in North America. The museum features interactive displays, horses, a working restoration shop, carriages, wagons, sleighs, and fun activities for the whole family. This is a short 1 hour drive to the town of Cardston. This is an amazing museum with every kind of carriage you can possibly imagine! So much history, and so much fun! Do not miss this adventure!
623 Main St.
Cardston, AB T0K0K0
Waterton Lakes National Park - also known as the International Peace Park.
This beautiful national park borders Glacier National Park in the USA and features some of Canada's best hiking. Crypt Lake hike is rated as a National Geographic must do hike!
There is so much to see and do while in Waterton. Enjoy some excellent food in the downtown core, shop at some of the eclectic retail stores and view an architectural beauty in the Prince of Wales Hotel. Visit Cameron Falls and Cameron Lake. Take a horse ride on various trails at the Stables. Do a round of golf at the Waterton Lakes Golf Course.
View the natural ecology of the park like big horn sheep, deer, black and grizzly bear, bison just to name a few. See how a huge fire affected the town and the park and how it is in the process of regrowing.
Do not miss a ride on the International boat ride across the lake. Take your passport along as you will enter the US border at the other side of the lake at the Goat Haunt border.
The town of Frank, Alberta was decimated at 4:10 AM on April 29, 1903 when Turtle Mountain collapsed and covered the town in tons of rock.
Located through a scenic drive into the foothills and then into the Rockies a short 1.5 hours from our campground is an amazing interpretive center located now close to the town of Blairmore. This is any amazing center that speaks to the history of Canada's worst rock slide. Learn about the history of the mountain's primary reason for falling -the unstable geological structure of Turtle Mountain. If you are a rock buff this is a cool place for you to visit!
Visit this world UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about this unique setting where Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. View the archeological protected petroglyphs of the ancient cultures that lived in the area and recorded their history in stone. There are numerous free programs that are offered around the park and its history. Come and learn about the Milk River Valley and its unique history!
The Lethbridge High Level Bridge is an iconic landmark that spans the Oldman River in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. It is a spectacular steel trestle bridge that connects the city's east and west sides. Standing at approximately 314 feet (96 meters) tall, it is one of the highest and longest (1.62 Km or 5327 feet) trestle bridges in the world. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the river valley and surrounding landscape from the pedestrian walkway that runs below the railway tracks. The bridge is not only an engineering marvel but also a popular spot for photography, walks, and cycling, offering a unique experience for tourists visiting Lethbridge.
Park Lake, located 17 minutes NW of Lethbridge, Alberta, is a serene and scenic body of water surrounded by rolling hills and natural beauty. The lake offers a peaceful escape for visitors, providing opportunities for fishing, and various water activities. Nature trails meander through the surrounding landscapes, allowing hikers to explore the diverse ecosystems and enjoy the tranquil environment. With its sandy beach, designated swimming areas, and abundant recreational possibilities, Park Lake stands as a charming destination for individuals and families looking to immerse themselves in nature and outdoor adventures.
New West Theatre - if you love theater, then this is something you will want to attend. New West has a variety of shows throughout the year. Check out their website for the latest in playgoers' fun!
1002 4 AVE S
Lethbridge, AB T1J 0P5
As stated on the Pure Lethbridge Casino website there is over 44,000 square feet of space, including 13,000 dedicated to gaming, there's something for everyone. Over 400 slot machines and video lottery terminals to keep you entertained for hours. If table games are more your style, we have 9 live-action options plus 2 poker tables with cash and tournament games. And now, poker is open with $1-$3 NLH.
A quick Taxi or Uber ride to the casino can give you hours of great fun, food and drink options.
3756 2 AVE S
Lethbridge, AB T1J 4Y9
The Helen Schuler Nature Centre, located in Lethbridge, Alberta, is a captivating environmental education facility nestled within the picturesque Oldman River Valley. Set against the stunning backdrop of the coulee landscape, the center serves as a gateway to exploring the natural wonders of southern Alberta. With its innovative architecture seamlessly blending with the surroundings, the facility provides an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. The Helen Schuler Nature Centre is dedicated to fostering environmental awareness and conservation through engaging exhibits, interactive displays, and informative programs. Its trails wind through diverse ecosystems, allowing visitors to witness the rich biodiversity of the region. The center hosts educational workshops, nature-themed events, and hands-on activities, making it an ideal destination for school groups, families, and nature enthusiasts alike. The commitment to sustainability is evident in the building's design and operations, aligning with the center's mission of promoting ecological stewardship. Offering a respite from urban life, the Helen Schuler Nature Centre is a haven for those seeking to connect with nature, learn about local ecosystems, and appreciate the beauty of the Alberta landscape. The Helen Schuler Nature Centre is about a 30 min walk from the campground following the nature trails.
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG) is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts in Lethbridge, Canada. Located in the heart of downtown, the gallery showcases contemporary art exhibitions by local, national artists. Its modern and spacious design creates a welcoming atmosphere for visitors to explore diverse art forms and engage with thought-provoking works. The gallery also hosts educational programs, artist talks, and workshops, offering a deeper understanding of the exhibited art. With its vibrant art scene and unique cultural experience, the SAAG is a must-see attraction for tourists visiting Southern Alberta.
601 3 AVE S
Lethbridge, AB T1J 0H4
Henderson Lake, located in Lethbridge, Alberta, is a picturesque urban lake surrounded by lush greenery and recreational spaces. Spanning approximately 30 hectares, the lake is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, offering a serene escape within the city. The park surrounding Henderson Lake features walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds, making it a family-friendly environment. The lake itself is often used for canoeing and fishing, providing outdoor enthusiasts with opportunities for leisure and sport. Henderson Lake Park also hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, further enhancing its role as a community hub. With its scenic beauty and diverse recreational offerings, Henderson Lake remains a cherished natural gem in the heart of Lethbridge.
Indian Battle Park, located in Lethbridge, Alberta, holds historical significance as it commemorates a conflict between local Indigenous people the Blackfoot and the Cree on October 24,1870. This expansive park, stretching along the Oldman River, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The park features picturesque landscapes, including riverfront trails, lush greenery, and stunning views of the coulees that define the region. Visitors to Indian Battle Park can explore the interactive interpretive center, which provides insights into the history and cultural heritage of the area.
The park also houses the Fort Whoop-Up National Historic Site, a reconstructed trading post that transports visitors back to the late 19th century, offering a glimpse into the fur trade era. With its rich historical narrative and scenic surroundings, Indian Battle Park serves as a multifaceted destination, combining education, recreation, and appreciation for the cultural heritage of the region.
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