Cabins, Lodges & Inns

Kananaskis Country, Canmore & surrounding area

The Folk Tree Lodge is the place for an unforgettable vacation. In addition to simply relaxing and embracing the peaceful atmosphere, the property offers opportunities for nature walks, leisure strolling, sunbathing, skating, picnics, and wildlife and bird watching. Built in 1954 and renovated in 2008, this log cabin is truly unique. One-of-a-kind log beds and furniture hand-crafted by the owners (a local folkart artist and his wife) make this home a piece of living art where you can spend relaxing time with family and friends. You can bring your horse along and have her/him stay in one of our outside pens with shelter.

Located at 6100 feet in Spray Valley Provincial Park, Mount Engadine Lodge is the classic Rocky Mountain experience. Located 45 minutes south of Canmore on the scenic Smith-Dorrien Spray Trail road, come experience the mountains alongside the sounds of wind in the trees, the moose in the wallow and the laughter and conversation of your fellow guests.

Old World Charm nestled amongst the rugged mountains of the Canadian Rockies is what you will experience at Canmore's Georgetown Inn. The Georgetown Inn of Canmore is one of Alberta's Charming Inns. Our wonderful rooms are complimented by the Miner's Lamp, home of Canmore's best Fish 'n Chips!

Accommodation for Albertans with disabilities as well as senior citizens of Alberta. William Watson Lodge is situated in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, overlooking the Lower Kananaskis Lake. The facilities are open year round and consist of a main lodge for day use, 22 accessible cabins and campground with full-service campsites. Summer activities and amenities include barrier-free hiking trails, picnic and fishing areas and interpretive programs. A double tracked cross-country trails is available in the winter to assist persons with disabilities and visual impairments.