Alberta's public (Crown) land offers huge opportunities for self-contained RV camping, from camping nodes in the Ghost and Livingstone zones to remote Bighorn country. Start with the rules, then pick an area. Every page links to official sources such as alberta.ca, and you should always check closures and fire bans before you go.
How random camping on Alberta Crown land works: the Public Lands Camping Pass, 14-day stay limit, Public Land Use Zones, the Kananaskis exceptions, fire bans and Leave No Trace, with official links.
Ten official Public Land Use Zones for RV-friendly public land camping near Calgary and along Alberta's Eastern Slopes, with general area, RV notes, access tips and official alberta.ca links.