Winter RV Camping — Open When Alberta Shuts Down
Nearly every campground in central Alberta locks the gate in October. Prairie Junction stays fully serviced through the deepest weeks of winter.
Power is metered at just 30¢/kWh — heat as much as you like and pay only for what you use.
Built for an Alberta January
- Heated water hose access Running water at your site all winter — the thing most parks can't offer.
- 50-amp power Enough capacity to heat comfortably — metered at 30¢/kWh, so you only pay for what you use.
- Heated washrooms & showers Hot water on the coldest mornings.
- 24/7 laundromat Warm, dry, always open.
- Cleared lanes Access maintained through snowfall.
- Walk to downtown Stettler Groceries and services without winter highway driving.
The Spa Hits Different in the Snow
A wood-fired cedar sauna at –20°C. Steam rising off the hillbilly hot tub. A cold plunge that needs no ice machine. Private spa hours run all winter — book the whole hub for your group, free for monthly winter guests and glamping stays, $40 an hour for nightly visitors — and winter is when it's at its absolute best.
See the spa →Winter at the Junction
Crews, Snowbirds & Winter People
Project crews working central Alberta through the cold months, snowbirds staying north this year, folks between homes, and full-time RVers who refuse to store the rig. If you can live in it, you can winter in it here.
Winter 2026–27 bookings are open now. Updated August 2026.
Winter Questions
Can you really live in an RV through an Alberta winter?
Yes — with a winterized site it's done here every year. Heated water access, 50-amp power for heat, skirting on your unit, and heated facilities make an Alberta winter very livable.
What does winter RV camping cost at Prairie Junction?
New long-term and worker bookings from November 1 to March 31 are $900/month plus metered power at 30¢/kWh — you only pay for the electricity you actually use.
Is water available at my site all winter?
Yes — winterized sites have heated water hose access, so you have running water even in deep cold.
Do I need to skirt my RV?
We strongly recommend skirting for heat retention and pipe protection. Call us and we'll walk you through winter setup.