Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site — Campground in Rocky Mountain House

Reviews of Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site

• Michael

  Added 2016.09.26

  Very interesting with great exhibits. Loved the walking trails. Staff are very knowledgeable and friendsly
• Nathaniel

  Added 2015.08.04

  Quite a bit off the beaten track but worth it if you're into aboriginal history. There is a mini museum, a fort, and an exhibit of Métis accommodations. Workers also dress up in outfits and teach old school candle making, and bannock baking.
• Bria

  Added 2015.06.28

  Amazing !! The history ... so well interpreted. Best kept secret out here! And not even 1 hour drive from Red Deer. And now you can even have a camping experience in a trapper cabin. The fresh-made bannock was a treat as well.
• Dominic

  Added 2014.04.26

  Great staff, so informative. Staff also helped guide us on our travels through the province. Loved sleeping in the teepee, it is colder than a tent so come prepared
• Dominic

  Added 2013.09.14

  Nice place for a family outing. Nice walking trail along the river. Nice alberta history.