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Ross Creek RV Park
Overview
Ross Creek RV Park offers a convenient and well-maintained camping experience right within the city limits of Medicine Hat, Alberta. This park balances the accessibility of urban living with the gentle sounds of nature along the water. Known for being open year-round, it serves as a reliable base for travelers exploring Southern Alberta regardless of the season. Whether you are passing through on a cross-country trip or staying for a longer stretch, the park provides a clean, functional, and friendly atmosphere.
Location & Surroundings
Strategically situated near the Trans-Canada Highway, the park is exceptionally easy to locate for those navigating large rigs. Despite its proximity to major transit routes, the site is nestled along the banks of Ross Creek, providing a pocket of nature amidst the city’s amenities. Within a short drive, guests can access grocery stores and local dining, making it one of the most conveniently placed parks for restocking supplies during a road trip.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed with modern RV needs in mind, featuring spacious full-hookup sites that accommodate both 30 and 50-amp electrical requirements. For those maneuvering larger motorhomes, the park offers level pull-thru sites that simplify the parking process. On-site conveniences include:
- Modern and clean washrooms paired with accessible shower facilities for guest comfort.
- A fully equipped on-site laundry room perfect for those on long journeys.
- Designated pet-friendly areas that allow your companions to enjoy the outdoors.
- Reliable Wi-Fi access throughout the grounds to help you stay connected.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Medicine Hat is rich with cultural and outdoor activities located just minutes from your campsite. Visitors can marvel at the Saamis Tepee, which is the world’s tallest tepee, or explore the historic Medalta in the Historic Clay District. For nature enthusiasts, the extensive trail system at Police Point Park offers excellent birdwatching and walking paths. If you are traveling during the summer, local entertainment and rodeo events are frequently hosted nearby.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for transit travelers seeking a reliable, high-quality stopover along Highway 1. Its full-service capabilities and year-round operation also make it a popular spot for extended-stay visitors and seasonal workers in the region. If you value a blend of urban convenience, easy highway access, and a quiet creek-side setting, this location will suit your travel style perfectly.
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- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Brendan Materi
Very nice camp hosts - extremely attentive. Park is clean, well kept, even in the winter months. I rolled in late at night without a reservation (just a phone call) and they accommodated me.
Kevin Gleason
Traveling East on the long weekend and needed a place to pull in for the night. The staff were very helpful and had a pull through spot for the night that was perfect. Shower and rest room were spotless and wonderful. Will definitely stay here again!
Dave Forrest
We experienced engine trouble leaving Medicine Hat and had to stop. We were hauling a travel trailer destined for New Brunswick, and saw their RV sign on the Highway. We limped into the campground and found that they were full. Warren and Pam were very accommodating and put us in an overflow site. We needed some supplies and they offered their truck to use to run for supplies. They went above and beyond what any one would expect to service our needs. Now for the campground. It was very clean and well maintained with a new washroom building. The noise from the train was not an issue. This is a diamond in the rough. Thank you Warren and Pam for outstanding service.
Cheryl Ware
Right off the Trans Canada highway in medicine hat. Owners were so helpful and friendly. We were escorted to our site and able to pull forward enough that we didn't need to disconnect since it was just an overnight. They have 50 amp service and brought us a dogbone to use, but we had our own. We needed another length of sewer hose, which they graciously let us borrow. The only drawback was the train noise.
Rick Cull
We just spent a month at the Ross Creek RV Park and overall it was an awesome stay. The prices are very competitive, but the best thing about the place is the friendly atmosphere and the excellent Managers. Warren and Pam work very hard to keep the park clean, and they do all they can to keep the resident campers happy. They have a new shower/restroom building that they keep well stocked and spotlessly clean, and it sounds like they hope to add a laundry facility some time next year. If you read some other reviews you likely notice that some people find the neighboring railway tracks loud and annoying but we found that after a few nights we hardly noticed it at all. The campsites are fairly small but are more than adequate and defintely kept clean. They also have a nice community firepit with lots of firewood available for any campers that want to socialize around a campfire and visit their neighbors. It's a great park and we will definitely stay here again in the future.