M.D. of Taber park remains one of Southern Alberta’s fi nest


Clean and green continues to the Municipal District of Taber park’s motto. North of Taber on Hwy. 864, the M.D. Park is one of the most picturesque in the region.


It is located on the banks of the Oldman River, nestled in a wooded valley among towering cliffs.


Besides campsites with power, fi rewood, heated showers and


potable water, there is also a day-use area, free to use for anybody who wants to go down and enjoy the playground and walking trails, picnic tables and baseball diamonds.


For those who like bird watching and nature, visitors can follow several trails along the banks of the river


or ride bikes along the internal gravel road system. The park also


includes an outdoor amphitheater and a beach volleyball court.


(403) 223-0091 OR (403) 223-3541 •Fax: (403) 223-1799


403) 223-0091 OR (403) 223-3541 •Fax: (403) 223-1799 4900B - 50th Street, Taber, Alberta, TIG IT2


900B - 50th Street, Taber, Alberta, TIG IT2 Located 2 1/2 miles North on Hwy 864


• 65 powered sites • 4 shower's • tap water • new playground • hiking trails • fi re pits • fi rewood • public phone • ball diamond • horse shoe pits • volleyball net • camp kitchen • large picnic area • group use areas (2) • sewage disposal


This park is a bird watchers haven with a bountiful amount of trees and shrubber . Sorry we do not take


rees and shrubbery. Sorry we do not take reservations for campsites.We only reserve the group use areas.


eservations for campsites. We only reserve the group use areas. Plenty of over ow camping so come on down.lenty of overflow camping so come on down.


2 - ALBERTA INROADS 2019


NOVEMBER 30


OPEN APRIL 1 TO


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