Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum
A modern palaeontology museum near Grande Prairie.
About Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum
In Wembley, just west of Grande Prairie, this museum showcases northern Alberta's dinosaur discoveries, including fossils from the nearby Pipestone Creek bonebed.
A brief history
The museum's building was constructed in 2015 and is named after renowned Canadian palaeontologist Philip J. Currie.
RV tips
- An easy stop on Highway 43 near Grande Prairie, with city campgrounds and RV services close by.
- Combine with Dunvegan and the Peace Country.
Before you go: Hours, road conditions, campground availability, passes and fire bans change. Check the official source below, 511 Alberta and Alberta Fire Bans before you travel. National parks need a Parks Canada pass, and Kananaskis needs a Conservation Pass.
Campgrounds
See Alberta campgrounds in this region for typical costs, hookups and booking links.
Sources & more information
Related trip planning: Alberta RV routes · Pre-trip checklist · Crown land camping