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Hockey Whether you like to be on the ice, amid the action or watching from the stands, hockey games are an iconic part of the Canadian winter. Camrose is home to some incredible teams that all play out of the Camrose Recreation Centre. Learn more about these iconic teams below! Tie up some skates and get in on the action at public skating times. You can also partake in skating outdoors as weather permits during the colder winter months at 9 different park locations around Camrose. Camrose Hosts 2024 Junior A Hockey Challenge December 9-15, 2024 Encana Arena, Camrose, Alberta Canada East, Canada West, Sweden and the United States will each play three preliminary-round games over the first four days of tournament action to determine seeding for the semifinals on Dec. 14, while the bronze medal and gold medal games are set for at 1 p.m. MT and 5 p.m. MT, respectively, on Dec. 15. Follow along at hockeycanada.ca More info Camrose Bruins Experience fun, lively hockey games hosted right here in Camrose! The Camrose Bruins are a Senior AA team that play Saturday evenings at 8pm, you won't want to miss the action. More info Camrose Kodiaks Come experience the thrill of Junior A with Camrose Kodiaks hockey at the Encana Arena! Join us for fast-paced action, passionate fans, and unforgettable moments on the ice. Don't miss out on the excitement—be there to cheer on your Kodiaks! Load more

Café and Bakery Passport The Camrose area is home to so many incredible cafes and bakeries! This passport is a fun and interactive way for you, your friends, and your family to visit them all. Remember the experience by filling in notes and pasting pictures right in the passport! Pick up your passport at all the participating businesses, the Visitor Information Centre , and City Hall today. And if you visit 8 or more of the passport locations and you share your ratings, you're eligible to win a prize ! Café and Bakery Passport Survey You must share ratings for a minimum of 8 cafés/bakeries to be eligible to win a gift card . But either way we'd still love to hear from you! How many cafés/bakeries did you visit?* 0-7 8-12 All 13! Next 1/3 Participating Cafés and Bakeries More info Camrose Coffee Camrose Coffee has specialty coffee & tea, homemade soup, and homestyle baking. More info Cherry Lane Spend an evening or two at this historic bed and breakfast and campground. More info FIKA Coffeehouse Fika is a Swedish word meaning a moment to slow down and appreciate the good things in life; coffee with friends. More info G.O.A.T. Coffee Co. GOAT Coffee cares about making quality coffee and connections with each person who walks through the door. More info Go & Tea If you enjoy tea, this is the place for you More info MainStreet 1908 Located in a majestic historical building in Downtown Camrose, Main Street 1908 serves treats, ice cream, and tasty drinks. More info Siaotea If you like bubble tea, you'll love a drink from Siaotea! More info Spotlight Bistro This family-run bistro serves delicious food made from scratch that's healthy too! This Bistro is located in the Bailey Theatre contributing to the complete dining experience. More info Strada Coffee Yummy baked treats and a fun cafe vibe in the light, modern shop More info The Sweeterie Sprinkle a little joy into your day, try a cake or other sweet treat! More info Twists and More Simple delights from Grandma's kitchen. Eat in and take out soup, sandwiches, and baked goods.

Looking for the best places to dine? Camrose has many options from chains to farm-to-table restaurants. Find delicious meals to share with your friends and family! Eat & Drink Restaurants Filter by location City of Camrose Out of town Button More info Camrose Heritage Railway Station & Park Stop by the railway park year-round to experience their historical gardens. Have a tour of the buildings and artifacts during the summer Tuesday to Saturday or by appointment. More info Camrose Nature Conservation Centre This conservation area is a beautiful day-use area with excellent bird watching and space to enjoy the lake. More info Camrose Ski Hill This iconic hill in Stoney Creek Park was the site of ski jumping, cross country skiing, and luge. More info Jubilee Park Jubilee Park is a primary recreation area in the river valley has trails popular for walking, running, and biking More info La Prairieaire Eco Tours La Prairieaire offers eco tours of the Canadian Badlands in the Battle River Valley. Learn about the local history, geology, and archaeology. More info Miquelon Lake Provinical Park This park is a scenic spot for hiking, biking, camping, taking in the lake sunsets, and hosts spectacular star gazing in the dark sky preserve. More info Mirror Lake Park Mirror Lake is the heart of historical Camrose and is a great place to go for a walk, stop for an ice cream, and check out the Visitor Information Centre. More info Paddling Canoe, kayak, or stand up paddleboard this summer! More info Purple Martin Festival Wildlife stewardship festival More info Stoney Creek Park Stoney Creek Park is a primary access point for the cross country ski trails in winter and access to both paved and mowed trails for mixed use. More info Summer Trails The trails of Camrose are mixed-use for running, hiking, biking, and more.

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A full-service store with a new approach to home decorating and interior design. Interiors on Main A full-service store with a new approach to home decorating and interior design. Details 780.672.3622 4965 50 St, Camrose, AB Website Email Explore the map

This bakehouse and bistro serves fresh meals and makes delicious drinks. In addition to their home-grown seasonal vegetables incorporated in dishes, they also bring in fresh meats from local producers - truly a champion for farm-to-table meals. You can also buy pre-made meals and homemade teas & coffees to enjoy at home. Find the bakehouse bread and cinnamon buns at Camrose Coffee located downtown. 66 St Bakehouse and Bistro This bakehouse and bistro serves fresh meals and makes delicious drinks. In addition to their home-grown seasonal vegetables incorporated in dishes, they also bring in fresh meats from local producers - truly a champion for farm-to-table meals. You can also buy pre-made meals and homemade teas & coffees to enjoy at home. Find the bakehouse bread and cinnamon buns at Camrose Coffee located downtown. Details 780.678.1960 6601 48 Ave, Camrose Website Email Explore the map

Located in a majestic historical building in Downtown Camrose, Main Street 1908 serves treats, ice cream, and tasty drinks. Main Street 1908 Located in a majestic historical building in Downtown Camrose, Main Street 1908 serves treats, ice cream, and tasty drinks. Details 780.619.1702 4857 50 St, Camrose, AB Website Email Explore the map

Liquor store McSliquors Liquor store Details 780.608.1947 4907A 48 Ave, Camrose, AB Website Email Explore the map

Take art classes, attend day camps, or view and art show! Chuck MacLean Arts Centre Take art classes, attend day camps, or view and art show! Just so you know Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours Year round 780.672.9949 4809 52 St, Camrose, AB "Below the Co-op" Website Email Explore the map

Come experience the thrill of Junior A with Camrose Kodiaks hockey at the Encana Arena! Join us for fast-paced action, passionate fans, and unforgettable moments on the ice. Don't miss out on the excitement—be there to cheer on your Kodiaks! Kodiaks Come experience the thrill of Junior A with Camrose Kodiaks hockey at the Encana Arena! Join us for fast-paced action, passionate fans, and unforgettable moments on the ice. Don't miss out on the excitement—be there to cheer on your Kodiaks! This is the home schedule for the 2024/2025 year: · September 14, 2024 (vs Drayton Valley) 6:00 pm · October 6, 2024 (vs Calgary) 2:00 pm · October 12, 2024 (vs Devon) 6:00 pm · October 16, 2024 (vs Lloydminster) 12:00 pm · October 19, 2024 (vs Grande Prairie) 6:00 pm · November 1, 2024 (vs Calgary) 7:00 pm · November 3, 2024 (vs Canmore) 2:00 pm · November 8, 2024 (vs Olds) 7:00 pm · November 10, 2024 (vs Drumheller) 2:00 pm · November 30, 2024 (vs Fort McMurray) 6:00 pm · December 17, 2024 (vs Devon) 7:00 pm · December 21, 2024 (vs Drayton Valley) 6:00 pm · January 3, 2025 (vs Whitecourt) 7:00 pm · January 10, 2025 (vs Canmore) 7:00 pm · January 17, 2025 (vs Bonnyville) 7:00 pm · January 18, 2025 (vs Lloydminster) 6:00 pm · January 25, 2025 (vs Drayton Valley) 6:00 pm · February 1, 2025 (vs Canmore) 6:00 pm · February 2, 2025 (vs Calgary) 2:00 pm · February 8, 2025 (vs Olds) 6:00 pm · February 12, 2025 (vs Fort McMurray) 7:00 pm · February 14, 2025 (vs Drumheller) 7:00 pm · February 17, 2025 (vs Bonnyville) 2:00 pm · February 21, 2025 (vs Grande Prairie) 7:00 pm · March 1, 2025 (vs Olds) 6:00 pm · March 2, 2025 (vs Drumheller) 2:00 pm Tickets are available: Adults: $16 | Seniors (65+): $14 | Students (7-17): $7 See you at the game! Just so you know Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours September to March 780.679.2603 4412 56 St, Camrose, AB Website Email Explore the map

If you like bubble tea, you'll love a drink from Siaotea! Siaotea If you like bubble tea, you'll love a drink from Siaotea! Details 587.322.8074 5006 50 St, Camrose, AB Website Email Explore the map

Bawlf Jubilee Park Campground The campground in Bawlf has 12 power sites with a limited number of additional sites. There are washrooms, a sani-dump, and potable water. The campground is located by two fenced, shale baseball diamonds. The Lions Playground is also within walking distance of the campground and has swings, slides, and several climbing features. The trout pond on the north side of Jubilee Park is stocked with trout, catch and release only. Just so you know Open May 1 to October 15 12 power sites in Bawlf Jubilee Park. First come, first served. 780.373.3797 Bawlf, AB Website Email Explore the map