Jubilee Park Campground

Jubilee Park Campground is open for the 2025 camping season!

Important changes for 2025: Jubilee Park Campground is now managed and maintained by 1400346 AB Ltd.

Leduc County does not expect changes to the operation of the campground to impact your enjoyment of the facility. All questions related to booking or campground operations may be directed to the contact information listed below.

Jubilee Park Campground is located just 15 minutes south of Calmar on Wizard Lake. There are powered sites, non-powered sites and comfort cabins. A playground, hiking trails, swimming area, boat launch, sani-dump and showers are located here. Firewood is available for purchase at the campground.

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Season

The campground is open annually from Victoria Day weekend to Labour Day weekend.

Book a campsite

Book your site here

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Seasonal camping

Applications for 2025 seasonal camping are now closed.

Contact

Jubilee Park Campground is under new management: Mike B.

Phone 780-224-2765 or email thehatatjubileepark@yahoo.com

Rates

Day use

Day-use vehicle rates

$8 per day
$40 for a season pass

Day-use vehicle and boat rates

$30 per day
$150 for a season pass

Pay with Visa, MasterCard or debit. There are no refunds for early checkouts.

Free day-use parking
Day-use parking is free for vehicles and boats Mondays through Thursdays, excluding statutory holidays, at the Jubilee Park Campground day-use area. On weekends – including Fridays and statutory holidays – it’s $8 per day or $40 for a season pass.

Overnight

Site type	Nightly rate	Two week rate	Monthly rate	Season rate
Powered site	$40	$500	N/A	$3,260
Non-powered site	$32	$380	$760	$2,250
Comfort site	$100

The following fees are also applied:

Reservation fee: $3
Parks admin fee: $5
Park improvement fee
- One to six nights: $5
- One to two weeks: $10
- One month or longer: $25
- Per season: $100

GST is included in the overnight camping rates, but is not added to the park improvement fees.

We accept Visa, MasterCard or debit. We don't issue refunds for early checkouts.

Additional fees

$9 for firewood
$16 non-camping trailer dumping fee

Cancellation policy

If you need to cancel your reservation, the following fees will apply:

$8 reservation fee for any cancellations made more than seven days from the arrival date
$8 reservation fee plus one night's camping fee for any cancellations made less than seven days and more than 48 hours from the arrival date
$8 reservation fee plus two night's camping for any cancellation made within 48 hours of the arrival date
$5 reservation change fee

Refunds are subject to credit card transaction fees.

Amenities

Check out the amenities for our campground and comfort campsites.

Campground amenities

boat launch
day-use area
playground
concession stand
shower and washroom facilities
hiking trails
firewood
swimming area
fishing
sani-dump

Comfort camping amenities

Each comfort camping unit comes with the following amenities*:

bunk beds (one queen, two twins with mattresses)
kitchen table and two benches
two lanterns
propane barbecue
fire pit and picnic table
bag of wood (more wood is available for purchase)

Comfort camping units don't include power, running water or Wi-Fi. You will need to use the washroom and shower facilities located throughout the campground.

*This list of amenities is reduced from past years due to COVID-19.

Rules and regulations

Only debit and credit cards will be accepted at the gatehouse. Cash payments will not be accepted.
Gates open at 7 a.m. and close at 11 p.m.
Only one camping unit is permitted per site.
Visitors must leave the park by 11 p.m.
Checkout time is noon. If you wish to extend your stay, pre-register before 11 a.m.
Check-in time is 3 p.m.
Parking in designated parking areas only. Violators will be ticketed.
Trash must be disposed of in trash receptacles.
Tree cutting or damaging trees and/or shrubs (dead or alive) is prohibited.
Security is provided by park wardens and officers, county peace officers and the RCMP.
Dogs must be kept on leash at all times and cleaned up after.
Swimming at your own risk, no lifeguard on duty.
Fires in designated fire pits only.
Loud noise, parties and/or music are not allowed. Fighting, yelling or foul language will not be tolerated. Quiet time is from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.
Off-highway vehicles are not permitted.
Generators can be used during the following times: 9 to 11 a.m., 5 to 7 p.m. and 9 to 11 p.m.