Crowsnest River RV Park

There’s a place beyond the pollution of city lights and sounds. A place where you fall asleep to the sound of water moving. A place where stars go on forever dusted in the night sky.It’s not in the middle of nowhere but it feels like it.If you want quality private time or gathering time this is the place. World class fishing is 300 metres away, hiking of all levels trail head from this place. Paddle boarding, kayaking, and swimming is all 3 mins drive away.Pack a book, a bevie and a chair because that’s all you’ll need for the day.This is the place for whatever your summer needs are.

Our home away from home- love the community and our fellow campers. We have always passed through the CNP to BC, not realizing what a jewel this area is. Couldn’t be more happy with our Crowsnest River RV home. Thank you Terry, Laurie and Melissa for creating this community .

CRRV Park became an idyllic refuge this past summer—set in the Crowsnest River valley in beautiful Crowsnest Pass with amazing views of the surrounding mountains, including the iconic Crowsnest Mountain, Mount Tecumseh to the north and the Livingstone range to the south. Being able to spend leisure time and even working some days from our Airstream in such beauty was transformative for me. The stress of work and pandemic worries would melt away on the gorgeous drive down from Calgary to our happy place.Beyond the beautiful setting, CRRV Park is a real community. Melissa, George, Terry and Laurie have created a place that feels like coming home, with the welcoming hello waves as you drive into the park to your site, and the safety, security and care taken in maintaining the property.

We stayed here 2 seasons. The first season they were very accomodating and seemed to want you to enjoy the campground. The second season, they were not. The camphost never once came by our site to even meet us. When we first visited the campground it appeared as though they cared about making it a beautiful place. Later, I realized they did not. They didn't water the trees and many died. The grass was full of rocks and I felt like I was in a farmer's field.this place is very expensive with nothing to offer other than the surrounding mountains, which you could get from the campground in town that actually has more to offer. They have power (They ask you to limit), water (also limited) and sewer. The garbage cans were always full. So they told us to keep our garbage in our trailer if it was full. The wind is so strong that many people chain their trailers to huge concrete blocks so they don't move. The concrete blocks have to be rented by the campground as if the cost of the lot wasn't enough. Every week they come out with new rules, because either the camp hosts kids did something they shouldn't have or the camphost herself did. There is no laundry machines. The shower and toilets were closed the second year because the camphost didnt want to have to ramp up the cleaning (her words). Every year they increase the lot rent. For the amount you pay (3200.00) it is definitely not a resort nor should it cost resort prices. This year many people left mid season due to the weekly rules and no value for their money. Also, they only want high end RV's so if yours isn't brand new, don't even bother calling!

Summers are always amazing at Crowsnest River RV Park. You just can't beat the views, the sense of community and the professionalism of staff who go above and beyond to provide an excellent experience. Looking forward to summer 2022 already! : )

We have been staying at this RV Park since 2018. It's our home away from home".Terry and Laurie (the owners) have done so much to make this park the perfect place to get away. Situated just east of the Alberta/BC border

We have been guests of CRRV since they opened. 2021 will be our 5th summer. Terry and Laurie treat you like family. Every year there have been improvements made. 2020 was challenging for everyone, even campgrounds. The government changed rules constantly and campgrounds had to follow. Despite this it was a great year at CRRV. We appreciate the upgrades to the park. Lots of wildlife use the park as a throughway. People are (mostly) friendly. The owners and employees are great and are happy to visit and/or help. We can't wait for the 2021 season.