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City in Alberta, Canada
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Camrose is a small city of about 19,000 people (2016) in the Central Corridor region of Alberta.
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Alberta's oldest vaudeville theatre.
Home of thousands of artefacts with one main building and twelve outside buildings.
1911 Canadian Northern Railway depot with unique displays of local railway heritage, the White Elephant gift shop, self-serve refreshments in the Tea Room, as well as the Canadian Northern Society’s archives and library.
Canada's largest country music festival, the first week of August.
16 km of cross-country trails throughout Camrose.
A Scandinavian specialty bakery with a coffee shop and gift gallery.
Chinese and Thai take-out and dine-in.
Wine bar with craft cocktails and beer. Appetizers, meat pies, mains.
Indoor pool, hot tub and fitness centre. Free continental breakfast, pet-friendly hotel, and kids 17 and under stay free with an adult.
Best Western Premier
Free parking, pool, fitness centre, free breakfast, on-site casino, kids stay free, pets allowed.
Golf course, restaurant, bar and microbrewery on site. Pets allowed, business centre.
Accessible room. Pets allowed.
Indoor pool, waterslide, hot tub, free breakfast, fitness centre.
formerly Traveller’s Inn
Pets and children stay free.
There are over 280 businesses within the Business Revitalization Zone. It is here that you will find the majority of professional services and a small shops.
By plane
The nearest major airport is the Edmonton International Airport (YEG), located about 75 km northwest of Camrose, near Leduc.
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