Whitehorse Creek
General Information
Amenities
- Kiosk
- Signage
- Stream
- Potable water
- 2 Horse corrals
- 14 Horse pens
- 12 Tie stalls
- Wood bin
- Garbage
- Fishing
- Hiking
Information
The Whitehorse Creek Campground is a medium-sized campground located adjacent to Whitehorse Creek and near the confluence of Whitehorse Creek and the McLeod River.
The road is accessible by 2-wheel drive. FRMA provides firewood free of charge.
Activities
Fishing (for rainbow trout, eastern brook trout, whitefish, and bull trout), hiking, and horseback riding in the newly created Whitehorse Wildland Park are all popular recreational activities. The Cadomin Caves are also located nearby. NO off highway vehicles (quads) are allowed in this campground or Park. This is a very popular campground, so reservations are recommended.
How to Get Here
When travelling west from Edmonton, turn left (south) onto Highway 40, approximately 4 kilometres past the town of Hinton. Follow Highway 40 south just over 50 kilometres until a major "T" intersection is met. Turn right into the community of Cadomin. Continue through Cadomin for approximately 5 kilometres until the campground is reached on the right side of the road.
The map above shows approximately where the campground is located.
Fees
$20/night. $16/night Horse Rate. $10 reservation fee.
Contact
For Information please e-mail: sharon@fcda.ca
Reserve contact: Fox Creek Development at 780-865-2154