Welcome to Three Sisters Campground, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Bighorn No. 8, Alberta. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, this campground offers a perfect escape for those seeking tranquility and adventure. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Three Sisters Campground provides a serene environment to reconnect with nature.
The campground features clean washrooms, though potable water is not available on-site. However, visitors can easily refill their water barrels at nearby locations. The friendly staff, known for their warm hospitality, ensure a pleasant stay for all guests. The proximity to a beautiful river adds to the charm, making it an ideal spot for fishing, picnicking, or simply relaxing by the water.
While the location is stunning, some visitors have noted minor inconveniences such as highway noise and occasional wildlife encounters. Despite these, the overall experience at Three Sisters Campground remains positive, with many guests praising its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's strengths, with many visitors appreciating the clean facilities and the serene environment. One guest mentioned, "Nice place. Clean washrooms! No potable water. But when you have your barrel, you can refill somewhere else. We liked the staff; she had a nice name. There is a nice river next to the campsite. Thanks!" Another visitor enjoyed the scenic setting, stating, "The location is beautiful, some highway noise. I would not stay there again."
Plan your next outdoor adventure at Three Sisters Campground and experience the best of Alberta's natural beauty. For more information or to book your stay, feel free to contact the campground directly.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
RV sewer hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Camping fee
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
There are literally no rules enforced, people run their generators day and night, 14 people camped in the picnic area one night and 2 other people the next night, despite signs that say no camping. The washrooms are the worst smelling and I camp often (was there 4 days). Bear in area and one foot from the tent 2 mornings in a row. Alberta Parks and the campground staff went around more than once and would have seen and heard the infractions and nothing was done. The location is beautiful, some highway noise. I would not stay there again.
Nice place. Clean washrooms! No potable water. But when you have your barrel you can refill somewhere else. We liked the staff she had a nice name. There is a nice river next to the campsite. Thanks!
It's a noisy location close to the highway, thick with bugs even in early September. It feels like the West side close to the river has better views and is quiet though. I left very early in the morning for a quick stopover, so it was ok for that purpose.
Awesome trip, even got the best camp site in the place! Staff were super friendly and reasonable in dealing with any issues! Yes,the trains can be annoying, but we didn't find them too bad on our trip. Highly recommended, first come first serve so get your spot before it fills up!
This is a very noisy campground right beside the Trans Canada hgwy with 24/7 heavy (truck) traffic plus trains blasting horns and helicopters overhead during daylight hours. It's OK for an overnight stay if you really aren't trying to get much sleep. The entire Bow Valley corridor is very industrial and noisy - best to plan ahead and find a quieter location.