Pipestone Creek Campground

Located 17 km south of Wembley in the Wapiti River Valley, Pipestone Creek Campground offers a quiet escape surrounded by river views, rolling hills, and rich local history. The area served as a meeting place for Indigenous travelers migrating from Lake Saskatoon along the historic trail to Jasper—giving the campground deep cultural roots that long predate modern settlement. Today, Pipestone Creek provides a relaxed campground setting ideal for tents, RVs, and families. Its natural landscape offers a scenic backdrop for hiking, exploring, and enjoying warm Alberta summer evenings. Visitors are also close to the renowned Pipestone Creek Bonebed and the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum—one of the world’s most significant horned dinosaur discoveries. Peaceful, historic, and uniquely northern, Pipestone Creek Campground connects guests to the stories and landscapes that shaped the Peace Country.