Whether you’re arriving with a large motorhome or pitching a small tent, Drayton Valley RV Park offers a variety of campsite options to meet your needs. Our sites are well maintained, thoughtfully laid out, and located close to campground amenities.
We can accommodate everything from pup tents to 45‑foot RVs with multiple slide‑outs.
We offer a total of 56 campsites, including:
Drayton Valley RV Park offers affordable, well‑serviced camping options for RVers and tent campers alike. All rates are per night, plus applicable taxes.
$65.10 per night (tax included)
Includes:
(Includes standard and pull‑through sites)
$25 per night
Includes:
$20 per night
Includes:
Monthly RV Rate:
$975 + GST
38 Standard Full‑Service Sites | $65.10 per night
Perfect for RVers seeking convenience and comfort.
Each site includes:
4 Pull‑Through Sites | $65.10 per night
Ideal for larger units or quick arrivals and departures.
Features include:
9 Tenting‑Only Sites | $25 per night
Great for campers who want a little extra comfort while enjoying the outdoors.
Each site includes:
Please review campsite details online to ensure a 15‑amp site meets your needs.
5 Tenting‑Only Sites | $20 per night
A simple, back‑to‑basics camping experience.
Each site includes:
Understanding your trailer or RV’s electrical needs will help ensure a smooth and comfortable stay at Drayton Valley RV Park.
All of our full‑service RV sites provide 30‑amp electrical service, which is suitable for most recreational vehicles. However, it’s important to manage how many electrical appliances you run at the same time.
A circuit breaker is designed to protect your RV and campground electrical systems from overload or short circuits. If too much power is drawn at once, the breaker will automatically shut off the electricity.
When you arrive at your campsite, you’ll often plug in items such as:
You may then turn on appliances like:
When several high‑draw appliances run at once, it’s easy to exceed 30 amps. If that happens, the breaker will trip and need to be reset.
We recommend adding electrical items gradually rather than turning everything on at once. Many appliances draw more power during start‑up, and spacing them out can help prevent tripped breakers.
If your RV regularly uses multiple high‑demand appliances (such as air conditioning, microwaves, or electric heaters), being mindful of your electrical usage will help ensure a comfortable stay.
If you’re unsure whether a 30‑amp site is right for your setup, our online campsite descriptions can help you choose the best option.