**SEVERE WEATHER EMERGENCY PROTOCOL WITH MAP LOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE**

Amenities

• Two outdoor pools, including a spray park 
• Three hot tubs, including an Adult-only option
• Grizzly Greens Mini-Golf
• BMX track, arcade, baseball field, and sports courts
• Playgrounds and seasonal family activities
• Complimentary firewood and sani-dump stations included with stay
• Lodge, with a business center
• Village store, ice cream stand and concession (seasonal)
• Three modern comfort stations, including laundry facilities
• Propane filling
• ATV trail access

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*Wilderness Village Resort operates seasonally. Availability of amenities, events, and services may vary by time of year.*

A Message from Resort Management

“Enjoy a camping experience designed for longer stays and familiar faces. A special place that easily turns into tradition.”
— Crystal Ketchum, Resort Manager

"This is a resort experience. Think Glamping - it has it all. Free firewood, free sani-dumps, free pools, Fun Shack activities, concession stand that offers dinner, alcohol & ice cream. Cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen. This is the most amazing place." - Guest Review - Tripadvisor

What Sets Wilderness Village Apart

• Member-owned, not-for-profit resort with reinvestment into facilities and amenities
• Modern comfort stations, lodge facilities, and well-maintained common areas
• Outdoor pools, including a spray park, and multiple hot tubs (including an adults-only option)
• Complimentary firewood and use of sani-dump stations included with stay
• Seasonal programs, events, and family-focused activities
• Playgrounds, BMX track, arcade, sports courts, and mini-golf
• Spacious RV sites, cabins, and glamping tents

Important Update:
Effective April 1, 2026, the Government of Alberta has increased the Alberta Tourism Tax from 4% to 6%. This provincial tax applies to Cabin and Glamping rentals only. Guests with existing reservations will see a small adjustment to their remaining balance owing to reflect the updated tax rate.

Stay With Us

RV & Tent Sites

Serviced RV and tent sites with power and water in a natural, treed setting.

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Cabins

Comfortable, clean, and well-maintained rustic cabins for short stays, long weekends and family getaways.

Limited long-term stays are available in the off-season.

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Glamping Tents

Rustic-style trapper's tents with beds and mattresses. Power and water are available on-site.

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*Member priority booking periods apply. 

Membership Has Its Benefits

Wilderness Village is owned and governed by its members. Membership provides:

• Priority & advanced booking access for high-demand periods
• Voting rights and participation
• Member-only pricing and benefits
• Long-term stability and reinvestment into the resort community

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"I have been coming here for 30 years now! I was 13 then, and now I am bringing my 3 kids. Camping trips are always our favourite part of the season. Amazing facilities, great pools, ice cream shop.....what else do you need?"  - Member Review - Google

For Members

Quick access to essential member services:

• Member Portal Login
• Priority Booking (Intent to Camp) information
• Service Requests (tow-ons, honey runs, plows)
• Announcements, Notices & Updates
• Forms and documents
• Meeting minutes

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What's Happening at the Resort

Seasonal activities, programs, and events for members and guests throughout the camping season.

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Explore our 18-Hole mini-golf course.

Grizzly Greens Mini-Golf

Plan Your Visit

Located near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, and close to lakes, trails, and other outdoor adventures.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROTOCOL – SEVERE WEATHER & TORNADO SAFETY

In light of the tornado that touched down in the Rocky Mountain House area on Saturday, Wilderness Village Resort would like to remind members and guests that we have an Emergency Response Protocol (ERP) in place for severe weather events, including tornado watches and warnings.

All staffed departments have copies of the Emergency Response Protocol and Resort emergency map. We are sharing the camper information and map so everyone can familiarize themselves with the recommended actions and suggested shelter locations before severe weather occurs.

SUGGESTED SAFE BUILDINGS AT THE RESORT

As Wilderness Village Resort does not have buildings with basements, campers who can safely reach a more substantial structure should seek shelter in the nearest available building, including:

• Comfort Stations
• Pit Toilets
• The Lodge
• The Small Maintenance Shop

Once inside, move to the lowest level and a small interior area, away from windows and exterior walls wherever possible. Crouch low and protect your head and neck.

IF A TORNADO WATCH IS ISSUED:
A tornado watch means conditions are favourable for a tornado to develop. Stay weather-aware, monitor alerts and be prepared to act quickly.

• Secure loose outdoor items and awnings, if it is safe to do so.
• Keep your phone charged and monitor official weather alerts.
• Review the attached Resort map and know the closest suggested safe building.
• Keep children and pets close and avoid unnecessary travel around the Resort.
• If you are on the ATV trails or away from your campsite, begin making your way back toward the Resort or a safe, substantial building while conditions still allow.

IF A TORNADO WARNING IS ISSUED OR A TORNADO IS APPROACHING:
Take shelter immediately. Do not wait to see the tornado.

• Go to the nearest suggested safe building identified on the Resort emergency map, if you can safely reach it.
• Once inside, move to the lowest and most interior area available, away from windows and exterior walls. Crouch low and protect your head and neck.
• Do not remain in an RV, trailer, tent or other lightweight structure if safer shelter is accessible.
• If you are outdoors or on the ATV trails and cannot safely reach a substantial building, seek the lowest nearby area or depression, stay away from trees and vehicles where possible, lie flat and protect your head and neck.
• Do not attempt to travel through dangerous conditions to reach a shelter if doing so would put you at greater risk.
• After the storm, remain alert for downed power lines, damaged trees, debris and other hazards, and follow directions from Resort staff or emergency services.

⚠️ Severe weather can develop quickly. Personal preparedness and situational awareness are important. Please take a few minutes to review the attached map and identify the suggested safe building closest to your campsite and the areas you regularly visit.

The Resort's Emergency Response Protocol and emergency map will also be available as a PDF on our website for members and guests to review.

During a severe weather emergency, conditions can change rapidly and communication systems may be disrupted. Always prioritize your immediate safety and follow official emergency alerts whenever available.