Pembina Forks
General Information
Amenities
- Kiosk
- Signage
- River
- Woodbin
- Garbage
- Fishing
- Picnic shelter
Information
The Pembina Forks Campground is a medium-sized campground located adjacent to the Pembina River.
The road is normally accessible by 2-wheel drive. However, in the spring during wet weather, Highway 47 can be rough and a 4-wheel drive or a vehicle with high clearance is recommended. FRMA provides firewood free of charge.
Activities
Fishing for rainbow trout, eastern brook trout, whitefish, and bull trout is the main recreational activity. There are also hiking trails in the area and canoeing opportunities on the river.
How to Get Here
When travelling west from Edmonton, at the first set of lights coming into the town of Hinton, turn left (Switzer Drive). Follow Switzer Drive for approximately 1 kilometre to the next set of lights (Robb Road). Turn right. Robb Road is an active logging/hauling road. Drive with extreme caution (please review our “Exploring Managed Forest Lands" section). Follow the Robb Road (also known as the "R" road) for approximately 50 kilometres until the junction with Highway 47 (at the town of Robb).
Turn right onto Highway 47, and follow this road for approximately 10 kilometres, until Highway 40 is reached. Turn left onto Highway 40. Follow Highway 40 south for approximately 40 kilometres. The campsite is on the right side of the road. Alternatively, if you are travelling from Edmonton, you can turn left (south) onto Highway 47 just west of Edson, and follow this road until the junction with Highway 40 is reached, then follow the above-noted directions.
The map above shows approximately where the campground is located.
Fees
$20/night. $15/night Senior's Rate.
Contact
For Information please e-mail: sharon@fcda.ca