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Exercise Dinosaur Scout-March 19-21 2010 Drumheller and area residents are advised that military training will be conducted within the Town of Drumheller and the MD of Starland during the weekend of March 19-21st 2010...Click here for more!
DRUMHELLER, February 23, 2010 – The Fund raising Committee for the Badlands Community Facility is pleased to announce that the fund raising campaign is progressing very well. As of this date, nearly $1.4 million...Click here for more!
The next meeting for the newly created Downtown Parking Task Force will be held on Thursday March 18th, 6:30pm at the Town of Drumheller Council Chambers. The Task force consists of Public at Large: Gary Toft and...Click here for more!
The Town of Drumheller is celebrating the year 2010 by launching its brand new website! The site integrates all the latest social media tools to make sure that residents and visitors can make the most out of Drumheller!Click here for more!
 
 
The next meeting for the newly created Downtown Parking Task Force will be held on Thursday March 18th, 6:30pm at the Town of Drumheller Council Chambers in Drumheller. The Task force consists of...
 
Exercise Dinosaur Scout-March 19-21 2010 Drumheller and area residents are advised that military training will be conducted within the Town of Drumheller and the MD of Starland during the...
 
 
 

Badlands Community Facility

 

The Badlands Community Facility, comprised of a library, cultural centre, meeting rooms, field house, arena, and curling rink, will be a new, multi-use centre for all of the citizens of Drumheller and the surrounding area.
The facility will provide opportunities for recreation, education, health, wellness, and socialization for generations to come.

 

Welcome To The Dinosaur Capital of Canada!

 

There is nowhere quite like the Drumheller Valley! In the Heart of the Canadian Badlands in Southern Alberta, the Drumheller Valley offers visitors a unique combination of spectacular scenery and interesting things to do. Within easy driving distance of Banff, Calgary or Red Deer, a few hours on good all-weather highways will take you into another world - the world of startling contrasts between the deep past and the exciting present. Rolling fields suddenly give way to steep, dry coulees ridged with the strata of hundreds of years of erosion by time, wind and water. Through it all, the tranquil Red Deer River gently makes its way through parkland and myriad of recreational opportunities.