The Cowboy Trail 
Interactive experiences
Discover a historic fur trade post along the North Saskatchewan River and immerse yourself in stories of Indigenous Peoples and legendary explorers. Experience interactive exhibits, Indigenous programming, bison viewing, 10 kms of walking and biking trails, friendly heritage presenters, and more. Kids can enjoy the play fort, Parks Canada Xplorer program, and the David Thompson Puppet Show.
Craft your own Memories: Bookable Experiences
Deepen your connection to this place through these hands-on experiences.
- Dream Catcher Workshop: Learn the traditions around this Indigenous custom and create your own beautiful dream catcher.
- Satchel Making Workshop: In this workshop, you will take a wool blanket and transform it into your own beautiful satchel.
Reserve your Bookable Experience
Stay awhile: Camping
Heritage Camping: Experience the life of a fur trader and camp in a Tipi, Métis Trapper Tent, or Trapline Cabin. All these immersive overnight experiences include a fire pit, picnic table, wood floor, sleeping mats, table, and chairs.
Front-Country Camping: Trailer campground (unserviced) and Walk-in Tenting sites also available. All campsites include a firepit and picnic table.
Equipped Camping: No gear? No problem! Tackle the great outdoors with a fully equipped camping kit. This experience includes a camping orientation session, 6-person tent (set up), sleeping pads, sleeping bags, cooking stove with fuel, and lantern.
The campground is open from May 16 to September 30, 2025. Reserve your campsite here
Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site is 6km west of the town of Rocky Mountain House. Just off the Cowboy Trail (#22) and spectacular David Thompson Highway (#11).
For more information:
pc.gc.ca/rockymountainhouse
Rocky.info@pc.gc.ca
403-845-2412
