Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park, Provincial park in Municipal District of Peace No. 135, Canada
Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park spreads along the east shore of Cardinal Lake, featuring a mix of forests, water bodies, and wetland areas. The grounds provide access to the lake and surrounding natural spaces for recreation and observation.
The park received its current name in 1978 to mark a royal visit to Alberta, changing from its previous name which referenced the lake. This naming reflected the significance placed on the occasion at that time.
The land has deep roots with First Nations peoples who lived in this region, and their presence remains part of the place's identity. Walking through the park, you can sense this enduring connection between people and the natural world.
The park provides camping facilities for both tent and RV use, with activities including swimming, paddling on the water, and winter sports. Plan your visit according to the season, as conditions and available activities change throughout the year.
Birdwatchers find this location rewarding due to the many different bird species that make their homes in the various habitats. This diversity means each visit offers chances to observe birds that visitors might not find elsewhere.
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