BIG HORN CAMPGROUND

DUE TO OPEN JUNE 1st, 2023!

Campguidelines_Yaha v2.pdf

After a long expected wait, we have planned to re-open the Bighorn Campground! This has been a costly and timely project, therefore there is ground rules set in place. IF these rules are not respected, we will consider closing the campground indefinitely until the restoration is complete which could result in a couple of years.

- Camphost on Site

- NO TRAFFIC (horse, pedestrian or otherwise) is to be on the rock Berm at this time. The berm runs along the West side of the campground (east side of the Bighorn Creek) from the Bridge to the Red Deer River. 

- NO traffic is to be on Ice/Dirt piles as this poses as a safety hazard. 

Most construction was completed during the month of February, therefore all dirt/rock work completed has snow/ice mixed in with it. Slow melting of this ice will result in longterm settlement and high risk of hollowed out areas. 

Camping Rules Alberta Government for Eagle Creek, Hummingbird, Cutoff, 7 Mile

1. Yaha_parksBrochure8.pdf

1 USER MAINTAINED CAMPING RULES Alberta Government.docx

YaHa Trails Sign Locations main_1.pdf



Big Horn Campground is located near the Eastern boundaries of the Ya Ha Tinda Ranch. Staging area and camping is only allowed within the perimeter of the Big Horn Campground. This campground near the Red Deer River provides a base for those wishing to fish or explore hiking and equestrian trails in the area.

  • Garbage: This is a user maintained campground.  Garbage receptacles are not provided
    It is MANDATORY that campers pack out their garbage.

  • Toilets: Vault toilets are available on-site.  Toilet paper and hand sanitizer are not provided.  Campers must be prepared to provide their own toilet paper and hand sanitizer.  Toilets will be cleaned a minimum of once a week, campers may clean the toilet facilities themselves prior to their use if required.  Dumping on any garbage or sewage into the vault is prohibited.

  • Wildlife: Campers must ensure that all garbage, food and associated attractants are secured within a hard walled trailer or vehicle when not in use to prevent attracting bears and other wildlife to your campsite.

  • This is an unserviced campground


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