Campgrounds and RV parks near Woodlands County, AB

Woodlands County is a rural municipality of about 7,668 square kilometres in north-central Alberta, roughly 150 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, surrounding the Town of Whitecourt and including the hamlets of Blue Ridge, Goose Lake and Fort Assiniboine. The area sits in boreal forest at the confluence of the Athabasca, McLeod, Sakwatamau and Beaver rivers, making it a practical RV base for fishing, paddling and trail trips. Most campgrounds cluster around Whitecourt along Highway 43 (the Alaska Highway corridor) and Highway 32. Brooke's Creek Ltd. and Sagitawah RV Park and Campground sit close to town, with Eagle River Tourism RV Park also nearby. Carson Pegasus Provincial Park lies about 25 kilometres north of Whitecourt on McLeod Lake and Little McLeod Lake, accessed via Highway 32. Paddle River Dam Campground extends the range southeast toward Mayerthorpe. Together these sites cover full-service RV stops, lakeside provincial-park camping and reservoir-side recreation areas, all within a short drive of Whitecourt amenities.

Reservation systems vary by operator. For Carson Pegasus Provincial Park, book through the Alberta Parks reservation site at reserve.albertaparks.ca. Reservations must be made at least one day ahead of arrival and can be made up to 90 days in advance per the official park page. In the fall and winter months, Loops G and H remain open as first-come, first-served camping. Paddle River Dam Campground is operated by Lac Ste. Anne County under a lease with Alberta Parks. Reservations are handled directly by the on-site caretakers by phone, with bookings opening May 1 at 9:00 am for a season that runs May 15 to September 30. Peter's Pond is reached at 780-284-1753 and the Boat Launch loop at 780-305-8423. Private parks such as Sagitawah RV Park and Campground, Brooke's Creek Ltd. and Eagle River Tourism RV Park take bookings directly by phone or through their own websites. Reserve early for weekends in July and August.