Sylvan Lake isn’t just a summer hotspot—it’s a stunning fall destination as well. Crisp air, vibrant fall colors, and fewer crowds make it the perfect spot for a weekend getaway with the family. Here’s how you can spend 48 hours in this Central Alberta gem during the beautiful autumn months.
Discover the hidden gem of Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park, an enchanting destination where history, nature, and adventure converge. Located in central Alberta, this park offers a perfect escape for families looking to explore breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife, and fascinating historical sites. The park is located along the Red
Elk Island National Park, located just 35 kilometers east of Edmonton, offers a perfect blend of adventure, wildlife, and natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to hike, picnic, or simply enjoy the serene landscapes, Elk Island is the ideal destination for a family day trip. Here’s how to make the most of your day at this beautiful park.
A Family Adventure Guide Jarvis Bay Provincial Park, located on the eastern shores of Sylvan Lake, offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and recreational activities suitable for families of all ages. Whether you’re camping with small children or exploring with older kids, Jarvis Bay provides a variety of experiences
Located halfway between Calgary and Edmonton, making it the centre of Central Alberta, Red Deer is a vibrant city filled with historical charm, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly activities. This 48-hour itinerary will guide you through some of the best features and attractions in and around Red Deer and give you
ITINERARY: 48 HOURSTOUR MAP Embark on a fun journey through Central Alberta, exploring the Giants of the Prairies. This unique itinerary offers a delightful mix of whimsy, culture, and exploration, showcasing oversized roadside attractions that have become iconic symbols of the region’s rich heritage. From colossal mushrooms to gigantic Ukrainian
Time: 48 Hours+Date: August 2nd to 4th, 2024more info A music festival does not, on the surface, sound like a family event, but the Pigeon Lake Music Festival is just that. Young, old, and every age in between can be found in front of the live stage for the three
