Famous for its wild roses, and parklands, this rural community is situated amongst an eclectic terrain comprised of farms, rivers, forests, and expanding communities.

Historically it began as a trading post in the early 1900s by Scandinavian settlers. The mainstay of this area has been agriculture, illustrated with numerous guest ranches throughout the area. The Camrose Nordic centre is a world-class training centre for luge and cross-country skiing.

Resort communities scattered along the region's lake, offer water-skiing, swimming, fishing, and some of the most unimaginably beautiful swatches of nature in Canada. The Camrose Golf Course attracts avid golfers, as well as nature lovers, famous for its challenging pin placement and park setting. The Centennial Museum takes viewers back in time with a restored log house and church as it proudly displays several exhibits of the town's early days.

Camrose accommodation offers Inns and Suites, resorts, and guest ranches.