Finding Our Way
We left Central Alberta and headed south to Taber, corn capital of Canada. We stayed here last year and really liked the campground. It is a perfect location to stop for the night before crossing the border into the US. The campground is easy to find and is located along
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Next up is Central Alberta where we spend time most summers visiting friends and family. It is always beautiful weather, great conversations, fantastic food and drink, and wonderful memories. We had a bit of overcast days and some rain as we made our way north but it turned nice after
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We departed Cranbrook on a rainy, cloudy day and drove in constant rain through Fernie, Sparwood, and on over the Crowsnest Pass. We drove past Pass Powderkeg ski area in Frank, Alberta and on past Frank Slide where a catastrophic rockslide occurred in 1903 and killed approximately 90 people. We
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We departed northern Idaho and headed up to the Canadian border at the Eastport-Kingsgate Border crossing. There was no wait and before long we were sailing through southern British Columbia. We continued on to Cranbrook to the KOA RV park which is situated next to the St Eugene Mission. More
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Welcome to Taber – Corn Capital of Canada. Taber is a town in southern Alberta that is famous for its sweet corn due to the abundance of sunshine in the area. The corn is known for its taste and quality due to the perfect growing conditions. Taber has small town
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We departed Camrose and headed to Wetaskiwin for a few days to unwind before our big family get-together. We passed the beautiful canola fields and headed on to Wetaskiwin. The town is located about 40 miles from Edmonton and has a population of over 12,000 people. The city name comes
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We spent a few weeks camping at Camrose RV Park right in the heart of town. The RV Park has full hookups and a laundry facility and is close to amenities a plenty! And it is close to friends and family. We thought we would give the relatives a chance
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Alberta Alberta is the fourth largest province is Canada and about 1.5 times larger than California and about the same size as Texas. It is sometimes referred to as the Texas of Canada (or maybe it is Texas that is referred to as the Alberta of the US). It is
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Off to Edberg to visit family and on our drive we passed canola field after canola field after canola field. It never gets old especially when they are in/near their peak color. An on to our site! Full amenities, food, conversation, booze, fun, etc. It was hot, it was so
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We are heading to Buck Lake! Another place we have not spent much time at. From Valleyview we headed south through Drayton Valley (oil and gas town) along the Cowboy Trail Highway 22 and crossed over the North Saskatchewan River. First Stop…Alder Flats which is just a bit west of
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