Close to home ( Beaumont) gorgeous lot, well cared for, grounds are clean, tons of walking/hiking…read moretrails, love to road bike out that way so lots of open roads for that. River is our backyard and it's fun to kayak or do floats down the river. Peaceful & private is what you seek, look no further.

From the owner: Riverside RV Park, located 15 minutes from the west end of Edmonton provides annual leases for…read morelarge, private, riverfront and meadow sites. Fully serviced, gated with 24/7 security. Enjoy 2.4 km of riverfront and 300 acres to roam on. Extensive walking and bike paths through forested areas. Boat launch.

This is the second time I'm adding this business! Haha It's…read moremy favourite place for Kayaking, camping and just day trips! It's about 100K from downtown Edmonton! The water is pretty clean and motor boats are not allowed! So the best place for kayaking and relaxing! :) I highly recommend this place!

I have been coming here for four years now and love this campground. It's so close to the city that…read moremy big kids can come out for what works for their schedules and drive back but I can stay longer. But it's nestled into the river valley that you can't even tell you are minutes from the town of Devon. There are great long-term spots, week or just weekend but book early because the campground does fill up. You can cancel within 48 hours of your date with a small penalty so that's a nice option. The campground is close to the river and hiking trails so make sure to bring a swimsuit and boots in order to take in all the activities! Otherwise sit around the fire (you can buy firewood at the front) and enjoy your getaway!

I am surprised that living almost my whole life in Edmonton that I did not know of this campground…read more My friend decided to celebrate all 6 of our birthdays (past and future) for the year together (Las Vegas fell through), so this was her plan B. There was about 90 people coming (some camping and some just coming for the day). I was skeptical about any place accommodating that many people, but this place had a huge area. Rented a gazebo that had a mini kitchen with fridge and counters, as well as a huge fire pit in the middle, along with lots of benches. There is a big grassy field (and I mean BIG) to do lots of activity, as well as a small playground for the kiddies. You can either camp with tents or if you bring a trailer there is hook ups for water, power and toilet. And if you run of out supplies, you're practically in the town of Devon, so the grocery store is only about 3 minutes drive away. The biggest bonus is it being pretty much in the town of Devon, yet you feel like you're camping out int the mountains. As well, being only about 20 minutes from Edmonton (15 or so from Spruce Grove), you don't have to drive far. If people don't want to camp, they can just drop in for the day, lots of visitor parking.

Well I've been camping all of my life. Tina decided to get the family together and have a camping…read moretrip for the weekend of August 7-9. At Zeiner provincial campground. The powered sites are typical and the grounds are fairly nice. However the intermittent stench of sewage coming from I'm not sure where was quite unpleasant. This is the reason why I have decided to write this review, because paying $32 a night for a powered campground site that stinks like crap is not cool with me. Also someone decided to spread their feces all over the men's bathroom. When I walk into the washroom facility to use it and noticed this I immediately went directly to the campground office and made the complaint about it. The young lady that was working that evening simply took a note and said I will leave it for maintenance. Now in my mind as the staff of the campground should she not have gotten the proper equipment necessary to clean up the mess for the rest of the campers to use the facility and not be disgusted by the display of one individuals ignorance. This obviously did not add a good feeling to the already smelling campground. So if you're planning on going camping to this facility do not bring your swim trunks because the water is so polluted with blue-green algae that I would not enter the water also bring a facemask and make sure you have your own toilet paper and lavatory. In other words I would not recommend going to this facility.

Great location to Edmonton and the park was fabulous! Well maintained and very courteous staff…read more The park is four years young and although the spaces are narrow, there was plenty of room for our truck and trailer. The laundry facility was great and very clean. Your dogs will love the dog park that is near the entrance of the park. Kids will enjoy the playground. Plenty of roads in the park to get your walking in.

We are traveling back from Alaska to Texas. We've been traveling 6 weeks. This is by far the…read morecleanest and nicest RV park we have been to on this trip. A great welcome change from what we have been experiencing.

My wife & I , moved to Telegraph rv park, on November 11/24. Having made our unique, necessary…read moreadjustments to our rv home, we have come to absolutely loving it out here ! My wife, just has a short commute to Camrose, for work. I,on the other hand, am disabled. With that fact, I lost my job ( 20 years with same company), and reside full-time at home. We own a '96 Ford Fleetwood 35" motorhome. Our intentions are, to live here permanently, if allowed. I, Randy, have been " eyes & ears ", for park. Lastly, you can't beat this life, surrounded by nature's wonder & beauty!

We spent two weekends at Mink Lake this summer so far- and had a blast. July long weekend had a…read moregreat band playing, a slip and slide for the kids, face painting and bouncer houses. the weekend after was quieter but they have three little park set ups and the beach was nice. the water wasn't great for swimming- but nice for paddle boarding/floaties. the staff were nice, and the store has a little bit of everything.

Grew up around here and had many great memories with friends and family. I just took my kids to…read moreMink for 2 nights and was horrified by the lack of maintenance of the property and lake. Garbage and droppings all over and in the lake. My heart sank like the old jeans in the lake as peered out onto it from the dock. Weeds as far as I could see. No one really cares for this lake anymore it's obvious. It's a shame. Firewood is $17/bag lasted us about 4.5hrs of burn time. You also need to get an plug adapter for the plug in if you rent an powered campsite. $20 deposit. On the positive side the staff were super friendly. The store is open 24 hrs and sells alittle of everything at not that big of mark up. The best part of the trip were the great friendly campers there. I'll be back in 5-10 years to see how much has changed but unfortunately it won't be to camp. Thanks for the moments I used to have Mink lake.