Camp in the Kleskun Hills

Directions: From Grande Prairie, travel East on Highway 43 (towards Edmonton) for about 20 kilometers, then turn left on Range Road 41 and drive north for 3 kilometers. Finally take another left hand turn on Township Road 724 and continue on that road until you reach the Kleskun Hills campground.

Once at the campground, there is a playground and several picnic areas, along with an old pioneer town. The hills can be accessed from anywhere in the park, and all have designated hiking trails. With each hill hosts a great view of the prairies where you can see for hundreds of kilometers (in clear conditions). Along the trails there are over 150 types of wildflowers along with some cacti. On the far West end of the area is a First Nations Burial Ground where the Cree and Beaver people once buried their dead. The first area with the stand-alone hills is where most people only explore, but going across the bridge on the Eastern side of the park will allow you access to a massive part of the park that remains un-scathed.

For camping, rates are $25.00 per night (per campsite) and group day use rates are $60.00, *there are a total of nine campsites. A typical camping season usually ranges from somewhere around May 15 to October 15. There are restrooms with showers, and potable water available from the tap. Firewood is also free.

*Campsites are un-serviced.