Fallen Timber (South) Provincial Recreation Area
A Ghost Area Provincial Campground
Peaceful camping beneath the pines in the Alberta foothills.
Location: Forestry Trunk Road
GPS Latitude: 51.49462327 GPS Longitude: -115.0688643
Directions:
If coming from South: 13 kms West of Cochrane on Hwy 1A;
North 52 kms on Hwy 40
Total Campground Sites: 55
Site Rates: $40.00
per night per unit
(tent or trailer or motor home) with FREE FIREWOOD.
First come, first serve sites AND reservation sites available
Located on the forestry trunk road, Fallen Timber South Campground offers a quiet and rustic getaway in the heart of Alberta’s scenic foothills. Nestled along the banks of Fallen Timber Creek, this charming campground is a perfect spot for families, weekend adventurers, and OHV enthusiasts looking for a base close to nature. Whether you’re relaxing by the creek, riding the trails, or roasting marshmallows under the stars, Fallen Timber South offers the perfect blend of quiet seclusion and rugged outdoor adventure.
Campground Features
Un-serviced Sites: Ideal for tents, trailers, and all-sized RVs. Each site includes a firepit and picnic table.
Vault Toilets: Clean and accessible throughout the campground.
Firewood: FREE for registered campers.
Water Pump: non-potable water available.
First-Come, First-Served & Reservation Sites Available
Creekside Camping: Several sites are located near the creek for easy access to water and tranquil views.
Seasonal Sites Available (phone for pricing)
Day Use Area - Picnics
OHV Staging Area: Designated zone for unloading off-highway vehicles with nearby access to the trail network.
Activities & Attractions
OHV Trail Access: The campground connects directly to the extensive Fallen Timber OHV trail system—bring your dirt bikes or quads and ride responsibly straight from your campsite! Take a new trail every day.
Fishing & Creek Play: Fallen Timber Creek offers catch-and-release trout fishing and great opportunities for kids to explore shallow water.
Hiking & Nature Walks: Wander through mixed forests and enjoy the sights and sounds of Alberta wildlife.
Wildlife Viewing: Watch for deer, squirrels, songbirds, and the occasional moose passing through the area.
