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An Alberta resort project with themed glamping rooms opens later this year

If you’re looking for a new getaway, a central Alberta RV resort is getting an upgrade, and it’s offering one-of-a-kind glamping experiences. In a Facebook post, Prairie Junction RV Resort in Stettler announced its newe…

An Alberta resort project with themed glamping rooms opens later this year
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If you’re looking for a new getaway, a central Alberta RV resort is getting an upgrade, and it’s offering one-of-a-kind glamping experiences. In a Facebook post, Prairie Junction RV Resort in Stettler announced its newest project, the Prairie Haven...

If you’re looking for a new getaway, a central Alberta RV resort is getting an upgrade, and it’s offering one-of-a-kind glamping experiences. In a Facebook post, Prairie Junction RV Resort in Stettler announced its newest project, the Prairie Haven Expansion, which will feature a collection of themed glamping rooms that are being developed in partnership with Travel Alberta. The resort, which is located around two hours northeast of Calgary, will now feature nine uniquely themed stays designed to transport guests around the world while showcasing the beauty of Alberta’s prairies.

Move over, Fantasyland Hotel! Visitors will be able to choose from accommodations including The Aloha, The Turkish Delight, The Paris, The Little Italy, The Disco Inferno, The Wrangler, The Royal, The Outback, and The Jungle Gym. The resort says the accommodations will range from luxury glass domes to themed covered wagons, with each offering its own atmosphere.

Guests will be able to experience things like stargazing from bed, campfires under Alberta’s skies, and Instagram-worthy photo opportunities. It’s also set to wander towards romantic escapes, family adventures, and unforgettable prairie sunsets. The resort says this is the biggest project they have taken on and is intended to help position Stettler as a must-visit destination for travellers seeking something different.

Construction is underway, with the new accommodations expected to open in Winter 2026.

Published
Jul 10, 2026
Updated
Jul 11, 2026
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Torontoist
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Tourism
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