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About us

Under New Ownership as of Spring 2024 !!

Jon, Sue, and their son Jake, are excited to embark on this adventure and welcome you to the Crowsnest Pass, where Jon was born and raised.

Sue grew up in Switzerland, where they met as young adults, and joined Jon in the Beautiful Rocky Mountains in 2007, after falling in love at a Swiss Ski Resort.

They later got married and built a life here, raising their son, who is wheelchair bound, and full of joy and love for life! You may see him “racing” around the campground on his electric go-kart or his powerchair, always with a great big smile on his face. He also plans to drive around the campground, selling ice cream and cookies. 😉

To read about the story of the Lost Lemon Gold Mine, which this campground bares this name, click here

Info    Facilities

Camping:

46 camping sites with full and partial service (15/30 amp & 50 amp) can easily accommodate you at the Lost Lemon Campground and you are invited to tow in a trailer, park a motor home or pitch a tent and enjoy our relaxed, friendly “small town” atmosphere. We also offer 2 fully equipped Cabins , however reservations are recommended for the duration of your stay. Some sites have Shaw Direct Satellite connections ( must bring own receiver). Also 4 pull through sites with full hook up.

Services:

For your convenience, we are equipped with heated washroom facilities and coin-operated hot showers, as well as a laundry room.

Each site has a Picnic table and a Firepit.

Free Wi-Fi

We sell:
Ice, Ice Cream, Laundry Soap, Firewood ( don’t bring firewood, please read important info about fires in the Rules page) We prefer to stop the spread of pests by using local firewood

Pool Facilities:

The campground features an in-ground heated pool (seasonal)

Sports Facilities:

Sports facilities at the Lost Lemon Campground include a playground for the young ones, a basketball hoop, a volley ball court and two horse shoe pits

Equipment is available from the office for free, or bring your own!

On site fishing in Crowsnest River.

Stay a few days and enjoy the Great Outdoors in summer and winter…

Mountain Biking: We have a wonderful trail system at the Pass Powderkeg, for young and old, beginner and professional, located only a short bike ride from the Campground.
Check out the trail maps at: https://uroc.ca

Walking & Hiking: Community walking trail along the river, passes right by the campground, as well as hundreds of hiking trails to be found in the area, as well as guided tours.
For more Info, check out Crowsnest Pass Hiking Trails, Castle Mountain Hiking Trails, Waterton Hiking Trails, Uplift Adventures, or Crowsnest Adventures, or come and see us at the office.

Golfing at the world class, scenic 18 hole golf course in Blairmore! Amazing Course, Amazing Views!

Wold Class fishing! Crowsnest Pass is known for its amazing River Fly Fishing Scene, with two fly fishing shops in town, guided tours, and the river runs right next to our campsites, with private access to campers!
For guided tours, check out the Crowsnest Cafe and Fly Shop in Coleman.

Cross-country Skiing on the Allison-Chinook trails – wonderful trails with great views!

Downhill Skiing at the Pass Powderkeg Ski Hill (night skiing!) – Southern Alberta’s friendliest ski hill, welcoming to all ages, offering lessons, free beginner area to learn, and an uphill series for those who love the challenge.

Snowmobiling on 1200 km of groomed trails

There are also many other activities, such as enjoying our mountain lakes (bring your Canoe!), horse back trail riding at Waterton Lakes Park, shopping our local shops that are within walking distance of the Campground, or enjoying our local food scene, with a great variety of cuisine from all over the world. Whether you choose fine dining and wine tasting at the Doubledown Bistro in Coleman, enjoying the Million Dollar Views at the Golf Club Restaurant, trying Asian or Indian specialties at our Sushi Restaurant or Indian Bistro, indulging into a classic western meal at one of our pub’s or the smokehouse, or sitting back to enjoy a cold beer and a stone oven pizza from our local brewery (which is just across the way from the Campground), your tastebuds are sure to be pleased.