Best Provincial Park

The Liard River Hot Springs are a naturally occurring hot spring complex located within British Columbia’s Liard River Provincial Park. The springs offer consistently warm water sourced from deep underground and flow into several pools. This unique location is notable for its large scale and boreal...

Spirit Sands is a paraglacial sand dune region located within Spruce Woods Provincial Park in the Canadian province of Manitoba. Covering approximately five square kilometers, the area consists of active, shifting sand dunes formed from deposits left by the ancient glacial Lake Agassiz. It is surrou...

Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park is a protected landscape in Alberta's Bow River valley, northwest of Calgary and southeast of Cochrane. Established as a provincial park in 2008, it preserves native fescue grasslands, foothills terrain, archaeological resources, and evidence of the region's ranching hi...

Douglas Provincial Park is a Saskatchewan provincial park on the south shore of Lake Diefenbaker, approximately 40 km east of Elrose. Its most distinctive feature is a large area of active parabolic sand dunes, part of the Great Sand Hills ecologically significant landscape, which sit alongside nati...

Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park is a protected area in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, established in 1973. The park spans the South Saskatchewan River, preserving a historic crossing that was historically used by Indigenous peoples, Métis, and early fur traders. The landscape features a...

Established in 2001, Pembina Valley Provincial Park in Manitoba is noted for its deeply carved river valley and protects extensive tracts of mixed-grass prairie and riparian forests.

The Garibaldi Massif is a volcanic complex located in the Pacific Ranges of southwestern British Columbia, Canada. It is centered around Mount Garibaldi, a 2,678-meter stratovolcano situated within Garibaldi Provincial Park. The massif is part of the northern segment of the Cascade Volcanic Arc and...

Located in Saskatchewan, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park is notable for its captive herd of plains bison and its rolling hills of native tall-grass prairie overlooking Buffalo Pound Lake.

Built in 1877 in British Columbia, this restored gristmill represents the agricultural history of the Similkameen Valley and utilizes an original water-powered system.

Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park is an Alberta provincial park established along the Red Deer River, protecting a buffalo jump used by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years and exposing Cretaceous fossil-bearing badlands.