Plan Your Visit

Parking for the Rocky Mountain Chuckwagon Championship is available both at the event grounds and throughout Rocky Mountain House, giving guests flexible options to plan their day.

On-site event parking is clearly identified on the map with a “P” and is located just outside the main grounds for easy access. This area is positioned near the admission gates, allowing for a short walk into the venue with quick access to the entrance, vendor area, and seating. Designated handicapped parking is also available adjacent to the main parking section, providing closer access for those who require it.

In addition to event parking, street parking is available throughout Rocky Mountain House. Guests are encouraged to take advantage of this by starting their day in town—grab a bite to eat, explore local shops and attractions, and enjoy the welcoming small-town atmosphere before heading to the grounds.

To ensure a smooth experience, follow posted signage and staff directions upon arrival. Traffic flow will be managed for safe and efficient entry and exit. As this is a high-attendance event, parking areas can fill up quickly—arriving early is strongly recommended to secure a convenient spot and make the most of your full day, from town exploration to an evening of chuckwagon racing and entertainment.

While you’re visiting for the Rocky Mountain Chuckwagon Championship, take some time to explore everything else Rocky Mountain House has to offer. Surrounded by natural beauty and rich western history, the area provides plenty of ways to fill your day before and after the races.

Step back in time at the Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site, where you can experience Canada’s fur trade history along the North Saskatchewan River, complete with interactive exhibits, walking trails, and cultural demonstrations. If you’re looking to get outdoors, the options are endless. Head over to Crimson Lake Provincial Park for hiking, biking, paddling, or simply relaxing by the water. For those wanting a bit more adventure, the nearby Siffleur Falls hike offers incredible views and a rewarding trail experience. 

For a scenic drive, take a trip through David Thompson Country, where you’ll find stunning mountain views, clear lakes, and some of the best photo opportunities in the region. It’s the kind of place where you pull over “just for a minute”… and end up staying an hour. Prefer to keep it relaxed? Spend time exploring local shops, grab a drink at a local brewery, visit the Rocky Museum, or enjoy a round of golf surrounded by Alberta’s natural landscape. Whether you’re into history, outdoor adventure, or just taking it easy, Rocky Mountain House offers something for everyone. Start your day exploring the area, soak in the local atmosphere, and then cap it all off with an unforgettable evening at the track.