Town of Provost
A THRIVING COMMUNITY GEARED FOR GROWTH!Provost & District Museum
Travelling back in time is as simple as visiting the Provost & District Museum located at the southwest corner of town. More below.
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Town of Provost Attractions & Events
Discover more of Provost’s fascinating history with the On This Spot App’s Driving Tour. Visitors can enjoy a historic walking tour of Downtown Provost, where each stop features “then and now” photos and an interactive “ghost filter” to create your own selfie against a historic backdrop. Begin your journey at the Provost & District Museum, then continue southeast to admire the charm of St. Norbert’s Rosenheim Church, an Alberta Historic Site and the largest rural neo-gothic church in the province. While exploring, be sure to check out the CREAM Museum Tour as well.
Just a short 15-minute drive south of Provost on Highway 899, you can experience archaeology firsthand at the Bodo Archaeological Site & Centre. This award-winning destination is one of the largest and most well-preserved archaeological sites in Western Canada. Book a guided tour, learn about the region’s ancient history, and plan to stay at the Bodo Community Campground. Visit bodoarchaeology.com for programs and hours of operation.
Don’t miss the Kinsmen Splash and Smash - one of rural Alberta’s largest motorsport and mud racing events, and one of only three CMRO-sanctioned races in the province—taking place in June. Visit provost.ca for details on community events and updates, including the parade, live bands in the beer gardens, and the crowd-favorite pancake breakfast. You can also catch thrilling rodeo action nearby at the Cadogen Rodeo in May and the Czar Lake Bullarama in July.
Outdoors
Crescent Point Place Regional Activity Centre has many amenities for you to enjoy. Stay active at their facility with amenities like an indoor walking track, a junior Olympic pool, and a splash park located behind the pool! Be sure to check out the outdoor swimming pool on those hot summer days! Play a round at the popular Provost Golf Club. You can also have fun at the local playgrounds, try your hand at frisbee golf, or relax at their tranquil community butterfly garden.
Provost is surrounded by numerous lakes and campgrounds, one of which is the hidden gem Dillberry Lake Provincial Park with over 13 km of trails and a beautiful sandy beach. Shorncliffe Lake Park at Czar is very popular for water-skiing and camping. Or, camp in town at Bannister Campground, located in the Sports Park, while the kids enjoy the nearby skateboard park. For your comfort and convenience, book a room at the Provost Canalta Hotel, which provides a variety of amenities to enhance your stay.
