Please Be Advised
We are open for the season!
All messages will be responded to in the order they were received.
Seasonal Hours of Operation
May until the end of September:
Open Daily from 8 AM to 8 PM
Rates
- 30 amp Power, Water and Sewer Site
- $50/night (plus 5% tax)
- 50 amp Power and Water Site
- $50/night (plus 5% tax)
- 30 amp Power and Water Site
- $47/night (plus 5% tax)
- Sites #22 – 41 have firepits – except for #34. This section has a playground.
*NEW – CALL US IF YOUR INTERESTED IN OUR EXTENDED STAY RATE!
Parking for Extra Vehicles is Limited
Includes Free Wifi & Shower Access
Coin Laundry is Available
*Based on 2 adults and 4 children, or 4 adults, with one RV unit and 1 vehicle per site.
Campground Rules
- Quiet time – between 10 pm to 8 am
- 1 vehicle per site, extra vehicles to be parked beside an office building.
- If you come in after hours, there is a map posted in the window of the office door that will let you know sites that are available.
Cancellation Policy
Cancelling your reservation less than 48 hours prior to the morning of check-in will result in a 1 night charge. If cancelling more than 48 hours in advance of your stay you will receive a full refund minus a $15 processing fee and the non-refundable reservation fee.
Amenities
- On-site Management
- 21 Full-service sites (30 amp)
- 16 Power & Water Pull-Through sites (50 Amp)
- 20 Power & Water Back-in sites (30 Amp)
- 4 Power & Water Back-in sites (50 Amp)
- Free internet
- Free shower facilities for our guests.
- City water
- Playground area
- Fire-pits at our sites 22-41 excluding site 34
- On-site laundry facilities
- Dumping station (free to registered guests)
- Grocery store across the street
- Muskoseepi park walking trails
- Casino across the street
- Sorry we do not allow tents
About the campground
In the fall 1966 the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie decided that they wanted to do a major community project.
They surveyed the community to determine what was badly needed, and came to the conclusion that, as there was not a campsite within 20 miles of the city, that this was the project they wanted to undertake.
At the same time the City of Grande Prairie was trying to promote Business through tourism and special local events such as rodeos and Stompede, and it was decided that they would partner in the development of the Campground. Construction started in 1967. The city provided the land, constructed the roads and stalls, provided top soil for the lawns and installed the water and sewage lines as well as two kitchen shelters.
The Rotary Club constructed the Main building which included the office and a live-in facility for the caretakers, as well as washrooms for the campers.
The first year was a success and 3,375 campers visited the park that year.
Since that time, the Rotary has continued to operate, expand and improve the park, adding playground equipment, additional sites, a concession building and most recently a major renovation of the office building, laundry and shower rooms.
The campground now serves over 6,000 campers seasonally, including visitors from across Canada and the States, Europe, Australia and New Zealand and other countries.
One hundred percent of the profits realized from operating the campground are channeled back into the community.
Projects Include
- Golden Age Center
- Muskoseepi Park Playground Equipment
- Soccer change facility at Rotary Park
- Community meeting room in Montrose Cultural Centre
- Rotary House
- Contributor to the QE11 Foundation
- Contributor to the Grande Prairie Regional College
