Located 6 km south of town (follow 63rd street south) along the beautiful McLeod River, Willmore Park offers an extensive multiple-use trail system, scenic views, day-use, group-use, overnight camping facilities, and a great tobogganing hill.
Welcome back to Willmore Park
The Willmore Park day use area, main campground, and select trails have reopened seasonally following the 2023 wildfires.
Although some bike/hiking trails remain closed as crews continue reclamation work, there are still many safe trails ready for visitors. Please see the attached trail information, watch for additional signage throughout Willmore Park, and stay out of restricted work areas.
Unfortunately, the overflow campground was destroyed by the fire. Please stay away from the overflow area.
We encourage everyone to use the facility, but also ask that you remain aware of dangers. Park use is at your own risk, please recreate safely.
Willmore Campground Booking - https://letscamp.ca/camps/willmore
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Located just 6 km south of Edson on 63rd Street.
2025 Season: Campsites available May through October
Rate: $25/night
Willmore Park offers 41 non-serviced auto-access sites and one large backcountry campsite. Potable water and firepits are provided. Group use and individual sites can be booked online.
Note: The Overflow Campground is currently unavailable due to wildfire damage.
Firewood:
– Whole firewood: Free from firewood bins
– Split firewood: $5/bundle from the Park Operator
*Reservations cannot be made by email or phone*
Reservations are online only and cannot be made by phone or email.
Book at letscamp.ca/camps/willmore
Facebook: facebook.com/willmorepark
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Our 15.8 km loop trail system is excellent for short walks, longer hikes or mountain biking. When including the Crown Land trails, there are close to 25km of connected trails.
The trails offer a nice mix of rolling terrain, short uphills and intermediate downhills through old growth mixed-wood forest along the McLeod River.