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Located outside of Edmonton, Alberta.

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You are allowed to Canoe on Astotin Lake in order to view the park in a new way. Don't forget to be safe and respectful while on the water.

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Some people say Elk Island National Park is one of the best areas to view wildlife in North America. So bring your camera and capture the magnificent creates through your lense. Just make sure to stay safe.

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Search for treasure! Geocaching is a fun way to search for a cach. You can choose an easy adventure or a challenging one. What a fun way to explore the park.

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Geocaching is the real-world adventure that's happening right now, all around you. Watch this video to learn more about what geocaching is, how it works and how you can become a part of it. After the video, head over to Geocaching.com to create your free account and to get started.

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You can enjoy the great outdoors in the winter too! There are trials that you and your family can snowshoe across. Bring your own snowshoes, or rent a pair.

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~There are 5 red adirondack chairs round the park for people to relax and enjoy the views

~They offer winter camping

~Visitors can access the park 24 hours a day 365 days a year

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Starting January 1, 2018 these are the new fees in Canadian money
Adults -  $780
Seniors - $6.80
Youth - Free
Family / groups $15.70

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1906 - Became a small refuge for elk, deer and a few moose
1909 - Buffalo were introduced and a fence was built
1930 - Became a National Park
1942 - Beaver were reintroduced to the area and their population grew rapidly
1974 - 60 sq kilometers (37 sq miles) added to the park