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Welcome to the Provincial Parkers

Our Goal (and yours too if you choose to join us) is to visit and critique every provincial park in Canada. 
Will we succeed in visiting every single one? 
Well, considering there are 42 National Parks in Canada and over one thousand Provincial and Territorial Parks , probably not. 
Will we have fun trying? Most definitely!  
We are in this for the long haul....over the course of many years.  So, join us as we travel and explore the nature and beauty of our great country of Canada and all that our provincial parks have to offer. 


See our blog to get the details on our visits to the parks and why we have rated them the way we have.


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