Camping & Hiking · Fishing · Alberta
A well-kept RV park on the edge of Peace River, Alberta, praised for friendly staff, spotless washrooms and treed sites, with yurts and cabins too. Highway noise and some late-night neighbours are the main complaints.
Rendez-Vous RV Park sits uphill from Peace River's town centre, and reviewers describe it as unusually tidy and green. Sites are spacious and many have trees, which makes it feel more like a campground than a parking lot. There is a lot of open space for kids, paths for biking and rollerblading, a fishing pond, a volleyball net, picnic areas and a gazebo.
Staff are the most common theme. Campers describe the office team as friendly, flexible and knowledgeable, from after-hours phone calls to late check-ins, and one guest had maintenance fix a problem with their own hose. The washroom building is repeatedly called spotless, the showers are good, and laundry is open around the clock. A guest working in the area found the Wi-Fi reached their site well.
Beyond RV sites, reviewers mention yurts, cabins and a sheltered barbecue building, and one family stayed through the winter. Town is about a seven-minute drive away, walking paths lead to Cecile Thompson Park, and staff recommended Pat's Trail to one couple as a scenic way into town. People come for work, for visiting family, and in one case for the jet boats on the river.
The complaints are about noise and privacy. The highway runs close to the park and one long-term guest heard trucks braking all night. A recent visitor found little privacy between sites and a noisy party spot in the bush behind sites 40 and 42, so ask for a site away from there.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 212 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Rendez-Vous RV Park and Storage directly.
