Old Baldy Campground sits within the Alberta section of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, one of southern Alberta's most distinctive natural destinations. Perched atop the highest landmass between the Rocky Mountains and Labrador, the park rises dramatically above the surrounding prairies, offering a lush forested plateau unlike anything else in the region. Campsites at Old Baldy are equipped with electrical hookups (30-amp), water hookups, picnic tables, fire grills, firewood, and toilet facilities — making it a well-serviced base for exploring the park. The area is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, ponderosa pine forests, and exceptional wildlife viewing, with elk, mule deer, and numerous bird species regularly spotted throughout. Hikers and cyclists have access to an extensive trail network winding through the hills, while the park's Dark Sky Preserve designation makes it a prime destination for stargazing. The nearby Elkwater townsite offers visitor services and sits along Elkwater Lake, a popular spot for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. Whether visiting for an outdoor adventure or a peaceful retreat from the Alberta prairies, Old Baldy Campground provides a scenic and well-appointed home base in one of Alberta's most unique provincial park settings.