Nestled in the picturesque Kananaskis region of Alberta, Spray Lakes West Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This campground is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning mountain views and lush forests.
The campground provides a range of services and amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Clean and well-maintained facilities, including spotless bathrooms, are a highlight for visitors. The sites are thoughtfully arranged with trees in between, offering privacy despite their proximity. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Spray Lakes West Campground caters to all camping styles.
One of the standout features of this campground is its location. Situated on the west side of Spray Lakes, it offers easy access to numerous hiking trails, making it a perfect base for exploring the natural beauty of the area. The drive up the mountain is scenic and well worth the effort, as the campground's serene environment and breathtaking views await you.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's great location and well-kept facilities. Visitors appreciate the cleanliness and the peaceful atmosphere, especially during weekdays when the campground is less crowded. The first-come, first-serve policy ensures a fair and straightforward booking process, allowing campers to enjoy their stay without the hassle of reservations.
For those planning a visit, it's recommended to avoid sites next to garbage cans to ensure a quiet and restful sleep. Additionally, be prepared for hard ground when setting up tents, as tent pins may require extra effort to secure. Despite these minor considerations, Spray Lakes West Campground remains a highly recommended destination for a memorable camping experience in Kananaskis.
Picnics
RV camping
RV sewer hookup
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
Great location. We did a weekday camp to avoid crowds, we got what we wanted. Just enough ppl to not bump into anyone. Really well taken care of facilities. Don’t get a site next to garbage cans. Campers slam the doors and not good for sleeping kids Site ground was hard so the tent pins/pegs weren’t strong enough to for the hard ground
This spot is so beautiful a bit of a drive up the mountain but so worth it! All first come first serve the area was very clean the bathrooms were spotless, sites are close together but with the trees in between you cant see anyone else. I would love to come back for a chance to check out all the hiking trails near by.
This was the best get away wilderness camping. The road to get there is curvy and bumpy but what are you expecting when going into the Wilderness so you ride slow and that allows me to saw a mama bear and her Cobb and take picture. I took site 53 the last one as I wanted privacy and I had my own little trail to get to the lake. I could see the Rv next to me through the trees but I never saw them. Decent size lots . Screen tent 12 x 12 plus a small tent 6 x6 and i could park 2 vehicles. The beauty of the mountain around is stunning . From the campground there is trails to get higher up and see even greater view, easy to access. Dry toilet only , no water. My only regret is to have not brought a heater. I stayed there 3 nights and the days are short , the sun comes up at 8am , it did rain at 3 pm every day and by 6 pm it is cooling off already. Bring gear for 4 seasons in 1 day haha! I will definitely return with a heater. The manager is welcoming and easy going. Price is 31$ per night. Cash or credit.
Such a beautiful spot. I can’t wait to camp here again. The views were breathtaking. The sites are a good size. There are porta potties & a water pump. We seen a deer go through camp the first morning. The sound of the lake at night is so soothing. Not too far of a drive to Canmore. It is FCFS with self registration. Highly recommend checking this gem of a spot out. No cell reception
The campsite is very clean; they have completely changed it, which is a shame because we loved the way it was before. The far side of the campsite has been permanently closed, and some parts of the forest have been cut down. Now, the near side of the campsite has more space for recreation, but this has reduced the distance from other people. We loved this campsite for its natural setting, tranquility, and seclusion from others.