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Kleskun Hill Campground
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User Reviews
Jada-Lynn Muncaster
Excellent little campground. Near a hiking path a museum. Has a nice little playground.
Dan Haggblad
Nice place to stop for a hike. Buildings are only open during tours. Quaint little campground.
Sarah Attrill
Go here! So neat - a hidden gem. Clean, and welcoming.
Dexter Gannaban P.CPA,IIPA,
My family stayed here on a June weekend of 2021.Campground was almost full to capacity. We met Sarah and Cam who were helpful and very friendly and very kind. Location is near the city, some views and scenery can be compared to Drumheller Alberta. You couldn't ask for a nicer location plus there is a beautiful scenery for hiking and there is a cell service. We definitely will return.
Rich N.
Nice campground near Bezanson, east of Grande Prairie. It has the northern most badlands in Alberta with plenty of climbing, exploring, history, day use area and a playground for the kids. Crazy fact, they have wild onions and cactus here too. I'm still trying to find out if these are the most northern wild onion and cactus. The facts are scarce, so much so that Kleskun Hill either translates to White Mud Hill or Fat Cache Hill in the Beaver first nation language. To top all of this off, a running water toilet and shower for the city folk. Pro Bonus; The whole area is surrounded by an electric fence so those kids won't get far. Start a fire, sit back and pour a cold one. Life is good.