99% (46) • 50 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Edson
Experience a Stay at Go Hard Ranch
1. Experience a Stay at Go Hard Ranch
100%
(30)
72km from Edson · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Go Hard Ranch is a place where the world slows down and the land does the talking. Once the Rehn family’s homestead, its history still lives in the old wash house, the cook house, and the trails shaped by generations who worked this ground with their hands and hearts. Today, the ranch carries that legacy forward while welcoming new stories beneath wide Alberta skies.
Set above the quiet sweep of Chip Lake, wild, open, and often forgotten, the ranch feels remote yet sits just minutes off the Yellowhead. It’s close enough for an easy escape, far enough that the noise of life falls away the moment your boots hit the dirt.
Authentic hand‑painted tipis, cozy cabins, and a historic log homestead cabin offer stays that feel rooted and real. Each space invites you to slow down: watch the horses graze, wander the trails, breathe in the stillness, and let the wind and birdsong set the pace. Wildlife moves freely here, and sunrise over the lake is worth waking early for. Evenings settle softly around the fire, and nights stretch wide with stars. Whether you’re gathering with friends, sharing a quiet moment with someone you love, or exploring with family, the ranch becomes whatever you need, adventure, peace, or a place to simply be.
Go Hard Ranch is rugged, warm, and unforgettable. A place where history hums through the timber, where the sky feels endless, and where every stay leaves a little dust on your boots and a lot of calm in your bones.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Athabasca RV Hideaway
2. Athabasca RV Hideaway
98%
(27)
73km from Edson · 1 site
Camp amongst the trembling aspen trees on our 5 acre property, just a few minutes east of Hinton, Alberta. Hiking and mountain biking opportunities abound! Nearby Jasper National Park makes an excellent day trip. For history buffs, our property is located between two former transportation corridors: the original Trans Canada highway and the Canadian Northern Railway. Explorer David Thompson led his expedition through this area in the 19th century. Coal mining history surrounds our town and county- many days can be spend exploring the ghosts of the Alberta Coal Branch! This site includes a fire ring, picnic table and a 15A electric hookup. Enjoy our two rescued historic Alberta transit coaches! Red Deer Transit 7115 and Edmonton Transit 429 arrived in 2023 and 2024, their resurrection is ongoing. Both attend car club events regularly.
Electrical hookup
Pets
Edson RV Park & Campground
3. Edson RV Park & Campground
1.6km from Edson · 11 sites
Edson RV Park & Campground gives you a relaxed, well-kept spot right on the edge of Edson, Alberta, with all the conveniences of town just a short drive away.
Set up on a fully serviced RV site with power, water and sewer, or pitch a tent, then settle into a quiet, tree-lined setting that backs onto the local golf course. Restrooms, hot showers, laundry and Wi-Fi keep things comfortable whether you're here for one night or for an extended stay.
When you're ready to explore, you can head out to nearby parks and natural areas within about 10 minutes' drive for hiking, canoeing, wildlife spotting and fishing. Golf is right next door, and the wider region offers plenty of space for outdoor adventures.
If you'd rather stay close, town is just a few minutes away with a swimming pool and waterslides, a skatepark, tennis courts, a cinema and a bowling alley, plus groceries, fuel and restaurants so you can top up on supplies and treats.
Back at camp, each site has access to firepits and picnic areas, and there's a small on-site store for basics, making it easy to spend your evenings around the fire without having to go far.
Open all year and just off Highway 16, the campground works for road trippers, workers and holidaymakers alike, with friendly hosts and a simple check-in.
Pets
Full hookups
Yellowhead County Camp
4. Yellowhead County Camp
100%
(1)
19km from Edson · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Located 10 minutes from town. Huge partially fenced yard with pond, hydrant, pool for swimming, trampoline, swings & slide, full service hookups, and firepit.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Ural Farms
5. Ural Farms
100%
(3)
73km from Edson · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Nestled on the south slope of a hill, our property boasts breathtaking views of Woodlands County. We're fortunate to offer 40 acres of working farmland and 80 acres of forest for you to explore. The forest is crisscrossed by several creeks, with underground springs occasionally bubbling to the surface. You'll have plenty of opportunities to forage for wild raspberries, bunchberries, and other nature's delicacies.
Keep your eyes and ears open to catch glimpses of the area's diverse wildlife, including deer, grouse, owls, moose, and more. Surrounding the property are working farms, adding to the authentic rural ambiance. You might hear cows grazing in the morning and evening, or farm dogs barking from a distance, but we believe that's part of the charm of the area.
One of the best things about our property is that there is no cell reception, allowing you to fully disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life and appreciate the tranquillity of rural Alberta.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Pinnacle Trails Resort
6. Pinnacle Trails Resort
11km from Edson
Escape to Pinnacle Trails Resort, a family-friendly RV haven beside endless Crown Land ATV trails in Alberta. Enjoy forested scenery, a spring-fed swimming hole, playgrounds, and open spaces to relax or play. Perfect for adventure seekers and families looking to connect, explore, and unwind in the great outdoors.
99% (46) • 50 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Edson
Experience a Stay at Go Hard Ranch
1. Experience a Stay at Go Hard Ranch
100%
(30)
72km from Edson · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Go Hard Ranch is a place where the world slows down and the land does the talking. Once the Rehn family’s homestead, its history still lives in the old wash house, the cook house, and the trails shaped by generations who worked this ground with their hands and hearts. Today, the ranch carries that legacy forward while welcoming new stories beneath wide Alberta skies.
Set above the quiet sweep of Chip Lake, wild, open, and often forgotten, the ranch feels remote yet sits just minutes off the Yellowhead. It’s close enough for an easy escape, far enough that the noise of life falls away the moment your boots hit the dirt.
Authentic hand‑painted tipis, cozy cabins, and a historic log homestead cabin offer stays that feel rooted and real. Each space invites you to slow down: watch the horses graze, wander the trails, breathe in the stillness, and let the wind and birdsong set the pace. Wildlife moves freely here, and sunrise over the lake is worth waking early for. Evenings settle softly around the fire, and nights stretch wide with stars. Whether you’re gathering with friends, sharing a quiet moment with someone you love, or exploring with family, the ranch becomes whatever you need, adventure, peace, or a place to simply be.
Go Hard Ranch is rugged, warm, and unforgettable. A place where history hums through the timber, where the sky feels endless, and where every stay leaves a little dust on your boots and a lot of calm in your bones.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Athabasca RV Hideaway
2. Athabasca RV Hideaway
98%
(27)
73km from Edson · 1 site
Camp amongst the trembling aspen trees on our 5 acre property, just a few minutes east of Hinton, Alberta. Hiking and mountain biking opportunities abound! Nearby Jasper National Park makes an excellent day trip. For history buffs, our property is located between two former transportation corridors: the original Trans Canada highway and the Canadian Northern Railway. Explorer David Thompson led his expedition through this area in the 19th century. Coal mining history surrounds our town and county- many days can be spend exploring the ghosts of the Alberta Coal Branch! This site includes a fire ring, picnic table and a 15A electric hookup. Enjoy our two rescued historic Alberta transit coaches! Red Deer Transit 7115 and Edmonton Transit 429 arrived in 2023 and 2024, their resurrection is ongoing. Both attend car club events regularly.
Electrical hookup
Pets
Edson RV Park & Campground
3. Edson RV Park & Campground
1.6km from Edson · 11 sites
Edson RV Park & Campground gives you a relaxed, well-kept spot right on the edge of Edson, Alberta, with all the conveniences of town just a short drive away.
Set up on a fully serviced RV site with power, water and sewer, or pitch a tent, then settle into a quiet, tree-lined setting that backs onto the local golf course. Restrooms, hot showers, laundry and Wi-Fi keep things comfortable whether you're here for one night or for an extended stay.
When you're ready to explore, you can head out to nearby parks and natural areas within about 10 minutes' drive for hiking, canoeing, wildlife spotting and fishing. Golf is right next door, and the wider region offers plenty of space for outdoor adventures.
If you'd rather stay close, town is just a few minutes away with a swimming pool and waterslides, a skatepark, tennis courts, a cinema and a bowling alley, plus groceries, fuel and restaurants so you can top up on supplies and treats.
Back at camp, each site has access to firepits and picnic areas, and there's a small on-site store for basics, making it easy to spend your evenings around the fire without having to go far.
Open all year and just off Highway 16, the campground works for road trippers, workers and holidaymakers alike, with friendly hosts and a simple check-in.
Pets
Full hookups
Yellowhead County Camp
4. Yellowhead County Camp
100%
(1)
19km from Edson · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Located 10 minutes from town. Huge partially fenced yard with pond, hydrant, pool for swimming, trampoline, swings & slide, full service hookups, and firepit.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Ural Farms
5. Ural Farms
100%
(3)
73km from Edson · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Nestled on the south slope of a hill, our property boasts breathtaking views of Woodlands County. We're fortunate to offer 40 acres of working farmland and 80 acres of forest for you to explore. The forest is crisscrossed by several creeks, with underground springs occasionally bubbling to the surface. You'll have plenty of opportunities to forage for wild raspberries, bunchberries, and other nature's delicacies.
Keep your eyes and ears open to catch glimpses of the area's diverse wildlife, including deer, grouse, owls, moose, and more. Surrounding the property are working farms, adding to the authentic rural ambiance. You might hear cows grazing in the morning and evening, or farm dogs barking from a distance, but we believe that's part of the charm of the area.
One of the best things about our property is that there is no cell reception, allowing you to fully disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life and appreciate the tranquillity of rural Alberta.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Pinnacle Trails Resort
6. Pinnacle Trails Resort
11km from Edson
Escape to Pinnacle Trails Resort, a family-friendly RV haven beside endless Crown Land ATV trails in Alberta. Enjoy forested scenery, a spring-fed swimming hole, playgrounds, and open spaces to relax or play. Perfect for adventure seekers and families looking to connect, explore, and unwind in the great outdoors.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jim
September 2025
22 ft Class A
Adrian met us on arrival and made us very welcome providing some wood for the fire pit
A lovely site next to Adrian’s house and would highly recommend for a stay in Hinton.
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Tara
September 2025
Group trip
Arriving on this land, I felt a sense of peace roll through me. My girlfriends and I stayed in the Tipi. It was magical. The grounds are immaculately kept. We were very spoiled with the washroom facilities as well as the outdoor kitchen. The beds were extremely comfortable with soft linen and warm blankets. The host did not miss any details to help us feel comfortable and met all of our amenity needs. The sunrise and sunsets were beautifully held on the horizon. Nature was all around us, including the cows and beautiful majestic white bull. All of the gardens and flower beds held details and surprises. Dragonflies were everywhere!
A short distance away, we visited Chip Lake. Here we were able to have a drumming ceremony as well as enjoy some paddle boarding. The water was not conducive to us swimming in it, as it is shallow and appears to have a vast ecosystem. We did travel 30 minutes up the highway to the Pambina river and enjoyed a refreshing cool off.
I would highly recommend visiting this site. I have full intentions of gathering my whole tribe of friends for a full weekend next year.
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Kent
August 2025
23 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Adrian met us as we pulled in and told us we were at the right spot. He showed us where we could park and told us the grassy area was ours to use. He offered us whatever we needed to make our stay pleasant. Later in the evening he and his son had to move the ducks and goose to the barn. They checked with us to make sure we were ok with that. Afterwards we had a great visit with both of them. The place was very relaxing. Definitely a great host and a great place to stay.
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Kris
August 2025
28 ft travel trailer
With kids
Great little camping spot at Adrian’s place. It’s our second time camping there and gives us easy access to Jasper and the Hinton bike park. Super friendly host. Great eggs that he sells.
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NOoshin
August 2025
Group trip
We loved the camping place here . It was so clean and they prepared everything for us. Samantha and her team were so nice and we had an unforgettable night there. Definitely I will suggest this place to my friends.
Thank you
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Liza
August 2025
21 ft travel trailer
With pets
We really enjoyed our 2 night stay on Adrian’s land. Adrian and his family made us feel very welcome. We loved seeing them round up the ducks and geese each evening, and even got to hold some recently hatched baby ducks. We purchased fresh chicken eggs which were delicious and dry firewood that allowed us to have a wonderful fire one evening. Great communication from host, easy parking with private space and conveniently located close to Jasper National Park. Highly recommend!
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Amela
July 2025
25 ft travel trailer
With pets
Loved it! Nicole was very friendly, welcoming and accommodating. Such beautiful and peaceful property. We felt very safe, comfortable and “at home”. Would definitely stay here again!
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Gimena
July 2025
24 ft Class C
With kids
Awesome place! Calm, quiet, great wash area with showers and toilets. Super clean and nice. We were there with our RV, but they have cabins and tent camping. Samantha was really nice and a great host!
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Joah
July 2025
12 ft campervan
Adrian was super friendly and helpful, the directions were clear and concise. Beautiful area just out of town.
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Bradley
July 2025
Tent
Beautiful property. Plenty of space at each campsite with picnic table and fire ring. Samantha did an awesome job! Will come back on way thru again.
Thanks Samantha!!
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Nicola
June 2025
19 ft Class A
We booked Go Hard Ranch for a 1 night stop over and loved it so much that we booked at second night. Beautiful property and facilities (loved all the effort that has been put in and attention to detail!). We chatted to the family that owns the ranch and they were all lovely and helpful, they delivered fire wood direct to our site as well.
Would be a perfect place to take your horse for a weekend getaway and make use of their yards and beautiful trails!
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Simon
June 2025
With kids
An Incredible Stay – Everything Was Perfect!
We had an absolutely amazing experience at Go Hard Camping Site! The site is very new, and you can truly feel the care and attention that has gone into every detail. From the spotless facilities to the thoughtful layout and peaceful surroundings, everything was perfect.
What truly made our stay exceptional was Samatha, the host. She is hands down the best host we’ve ever encountered—warm, responsive, and genuinely committed to making sure every guest feels welcome and comfortable. Her personal touch elevated the entire experience.
If you’re looking for a beautiful, well-maintained, and relaxing place to camp with top-notch hospitality, this is it. We can’t wait to come back!
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Molly
June 2025
31 ft Class C
We loved staying at Sarah’s campground, it was beautifully peaceful, relaxing and had very clean and nicely presented facilities. Would highly recommend!
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Gordon
May 2025
20 ft campervan
Great overnight spot! Enjoyed chatting with Adrian. Beautiful property, and bought some gorgeous eggs! Enjoyed our stay here.
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Where to go
Parkland County
To the east of Edson is Parkland County and Pembina River Provincial Park. The public campground there has both serviced and unserviced sites, with access to the river for fishing and tubing. There are also tiny homes, glamping and private Hipcamp sites to pitch your tent scattered throughout the county.
Hinton Region
Following the Yellowhead Highway west for a little less than an hour brings you to the doorstep of the Rocky Mountains and the town of Hinton. It’s a great spot for mountain bikers and rock climbers, plus there are nice trails for horseback riding, all-terrain vehicles, and hiking. Stay in a cozy log cabin, bring your RV, or find a spot to tent in the foothills.
Jasper National Park
Jasper is a popular year round destination. It has several campgrounds with varying degrees of service. Whistlers Campground is by far the largest, at 781 sites. From there it goes all the way to rustic backcountry where you can hike in and chances of even hearing other campers are low. Over the summer months reservations are booked months in advance and first come first serve sites fill up quickly.
When to go
Summers in Edson are the best time to visit. Campgrounds are generally closed in the winter (end of September until mid-May.) Combine the high elevation of Edson with its northern latitude and you get cold winters with lots of snow. That’s good news for snowshoers and Nordic skiers, but if you are looking to camp, you are better off to keep to May through September, and even then, be prepared for evenings that may be chilly.
