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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

This conservation area is a beautiful day-use area with excellent bird watching and space to enjoy the lake. Camrose Nature Conservation Centre Just so you know Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours Year round 780.672.4765 Website This conservation area is a beautiful day-use area with excellent bird watching and space to enjoy the lake. The Nature Conservation Centre is a beautiful day use area in the southeast corner of Camrose County. This is a great place to watch birds, go for a walk, canoe, or even scuba dive. The pond is stocked with rainbow trout and a busy place for fisherman in the summer and winter. In the summer of 2010, Camrose County completed the reclamation of the Blatz Gravel Pit. In addition to reclaiming a decommissioned gravel pit, Camrose County has been innovative by incorporating numerous amenities to provide wildlife habitat and a community attraction. There is a playground, picnic area, gazebo, fire pits, picnic tables, nature trails, gravel pathes, a pedestrian bridge, benches, observational deck, scuba diving assembly area, non-motorized boating, dock, boat launch, fishing, and washroom facilities. Explore the map

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About Camrose & Region Just so you know Camrose is located in the heart of the Alberta prairies. The landscape is mainly flat with many small wetlands which make this area unique and appealing to migrating birds like Canada Geese, Snow Birds, Sandhill Cranes, and more. This region is lusciously green in the summertime with enough rainfall to support ample agricultural activities that mainly involve growing cereal crops with some livestock operations as well. Other main industries include oilfield, health care, and construction. Connect with local municipalities City of Camrose County of Camrose 333 sunny days per year (average) 32 km maintained trails

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Things to Do Fishing Driedmeat Lake is a popular spot for fishing and ice fishing. Catch northern pike and yellow perch. You may also find other species including longnose dace, lake chub, emerald shiner, spottail shiner, white sucker, and brook stickleback. Driedmeat Lake Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours Year round Explore the map Explore the map Pleasure Island Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours Year round Catch and release this stocked pond. Wander through the conservation area and appreciate the diversity of animals and plants. Range Rd 195, Ohaton, AB Website Email Aberhart Bridge Difficulty Duration When Easy 1-3 hours Year round Just upstream of Driedmeat Lake, the Aberhart Bridge fishing location is a popular local fishing hole. Explore the map The best canoeing in this area occurs during spring runoff. You can often spot pelicans, trumpeter swans, beavers, muskrat, and cattle among other wildlife. Paddling guide