Kinsmen Community Park Campground

Patricia L

Stayed around Canada Day. It was nice to see the fireworks that were at the Pysanka Park right from the camp site. Showers weren’t bad. Some of the trains can be loud going by, since it’s close to the tracks. Playground close by for the kids.

Tweedleton

The campsite is split by a railroad where trains run through at least 3 times per night. Also there are only a couple communal fire pits. The campsites DO NOT have their own fire pits. The only positive is the egg and free showers. Also may get fined if you cross the railroad. Also the check in closes at 8. And you can't get fire wood after 8 either. I recommend that you camp somewhere else

Hans Holm

The train came by twice during the night, there is no privacy between sites, but it's an acceptable place to spend the night on a roadtrip.

Mahesh Maharjan

Great spot to have a day off and a picnic... Just an hour drive from South Edmonton... Recommended during spring /summer time

Reid Graham

Ok, whoever’s idea it was to put a campground right up against the train tracks, clearly isn’t overly brite. Once you back in with your trailer, the rear bumper would be about 10 feet from the tracks. This place is terrible, I wouldn’t even consider staying here. It really can’t even be considered a campground, as it’s just a grassy parking area. I’m actually a bit surprised that they promote this thing, and think it’s good. It is now the worst place I’ve ever pulled into. Do yourself a favour and stay at the Innisfree campground that is about 22 minutes east. You won’t be disappointed. And one last thing, whomever is giving this place positive reviews, must be an employee, or townsperson, as I cannot understand how you could consider this place nice.