12 Best Cabin Rentals in Edmonton, AB, CA 2024

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Avant Gardens

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents45 acres · Wetaskiwin, AB

Avant Gardens offers 2 separately rented sites: one is a small rustic cabin and the other is a tenting (or small RV/van) area nestled in the bush on 45 acres in rural Leduc County. The 2 sites share an outhouse. The property is 5 minutes down the road from Coal Lake which offers fishing, boating and more. There is no running water but drinking water is available on site. Group camping is welcome. Firewood is available for purchase.

Red Willow River Landing

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Edmonton, AB

10 acres of wetland area home to Willow, poplar and Spruce trees. Excellent Bird watching, abundant wildlife and access to the Sturgeon River (subject to drought conditions). Easily accessed, only minutes from a main highway. Nearby large lakes and rivers and hiking trails. Sun and shade, dark sky at night.

Elk Island Getaway

10 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · AB

Welcome to Elk Island Getaway! We are located 20 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta. We have 6 campsites available for tent and RV campers. Our group site is site 7a and 7b please inquire if interested in this option. We do not discriminate on anything and are all inclusive Pets welcome on leash. This is a user maintained campground. Please take your trash with you at the end of your stay. There is a toilet available for campers to use but no other amenities. Some of our sites offer picnic tables but not all Mowed Paths to walk We offer propane firepits with propane for an additional fee - please inquire if interested in this. We sell bundles of wood for an additional fee. We follow Provincial and County Fire Regulations Boreal Harvest Farms is right next door with a honeyberry U pick available during part of the year. Starts July 8th open to pick for an additional fee! We are also right by Elk Island Park for all your hiking, biking and kayaking needs. In addition to being an important refuge for bison, elk and more than 250 bird species, Elk Island National Park is also an oasis of calm for day picnickers and hikers. We look forward to hosting you.

Hempcrete Haven Farm

2 sites · Lodging40 acres · Edmonton, AB

Surrounded by three big lakes, just off the Yellowhead, and nestled into a community of hobby farms and cattle ranches, Hempcrete Haven is a perfect hideaway. The 40 acre family farm has been wild pasture and forest for decades. Rolling pasture, ponds, forests and native berries galore. We steward this land with care. Stay tuned for more cabins! Including a smaller dome in the back 40, and dome greenhouses!

Ravens' Valley Chickadee Chalet

9 sites · Lodging5 acres · Sturgeon County, AB

A great private place to experience nature, enjoy the chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits, many different birds, beavers, deer, fox and moose. Listening to the coyotes, beavers and owls by the fire pit while stargazing is so peaceful and relaxing! Great walking trails for day and night time. Head flash lights provided. Lawn and board games with a large 6 seater picnic table by the fire pit. Hot dog sticks, barbecue and fire table in the gazebo with propane included, In the summer enjoy a hot shower in nature! Propane included. A beautiful private getaway, where you can relax, let go, tune into nature, and rejuvenate. There are so many good healing factors when you can just relax and let nature take its course! Come experience! We are nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley across from the Sturgeon river. 25 mins North of downtown Edmonton. Light packing trip, - food, drinking water, shower towel, personal toiletries and insect repellent. Included in the Chickadee Chalet, All bedding and pillows to sleep 5 comfortably. 1 queen, 1 single and 1 double in the loft. Dinette booth to eat and play games. Fire pit coffee percolator, plates, cups, glasses, pot, pans, utensils, napkins, foil, plastic wrap, salt and pepper, barbecue lighter, lanterns, head flashlight, toaster, coffee maker, microwave, crockpot and mini fridge. Barbecue and fire table in the gazebo. Private outhouse Beautiful in the summer and winter. Many bird species with a blue heron that lives here in the summer. Please note, a 4WD vehicle is required to access the site in the winter. Cozy up with the fireplace enjoy some hot chocolate and snacks. Spend time playing games and connecting in a peaceful spot. Its a great place for making memories. Pets are welcome! Across from the Sturgeon River nestled in the heart of the Sturgeon Valley we Swimming pools are about 10 mins away. Playing cards -Board games - (Not too scary) ghost stories -Campfire songs -Rock Painting kits At night the solar lights add the perfect ambiance for a calm and happy mood. We hope you will come and check out this special get away.

Cabins near Edmonton guide

Overview

Known as Festival City, Edmonton always has something going on. The river valley is renowned for its expanse of urban parkland, as well as its funky shops and restaurants. If you’re yearning to escape the city, camping and glamping options await within easy driving distance—hiking, biking, golfing, boating, and RV parks are also abundant and easy to find.

Backcountry camping options are fairly limited around Edmonton. You will have more luck finding RV campgrounds and frontcountry sites.

Alberta provincial parks have a huge array of camping choices, from glamping to very rustic. The parks are free to enter, but reservation and campsite fees apply.
Camping near Edmonton is great for wildlife viewing, but make sure you keep your distance. Never leave food in your tent, on your picnic table, or laying around your campground.

Where to go

Edmonton and Area

On the outskirts of the city are several campgrounds for those looking for a quick getaway, particularly if you are looking for an RV park. Popular spots include the area where the North Saskatchewan River passes through the town of Devon.

Sylvan Lake

About 90 minutes south and just outside Red Deer is the resort town of Sylvan Lake. Lively and popular with every age group, the town has an assortment of shops and restaurants, an expansive sandy beach, a golf course, and plenty of camping options.

Elk Island National Park

Less than an hour’s drive from Edmonton is Elk Island National Park. The designated Dark Sky Preserve is perfect for stargazers, home to bison, and a great spot for hiking, glamping, and paddling. Head to the beach, the gold course, or the playground for modern amenities.

When to go

With a relatively short summer season, weekends, long weekends are the most popular time for camping. Most campgrounds are open from Victoria Day long weekend until Labour Day or Thanksgiving. Camping after Labour Day will be quieter, but also colder, so be prepared. Many campers head south or west to Jasper, but if you’d rather spend your time camping than driving, there’s no need to go that far.