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gmctoyman

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Posted: 06/08/08 07:45am

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Where do we get the annual pass for the Provincial Parks in the Atlantic Provinces ?

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Probably at any one of the entrances.

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gmctoyman wrote:

Where do we get the annual pass for the Provincial Parks in the Atlantic Provinces ?

I don't think an annual pass is available or required. The following link may help.

Nova Scotia Parks

The national parks have a pass. If that is what you are looking for then take a look around the following site;

National Parks Canada

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Each Province has their own Park system. - Their own pass prices/requirements.
Can I use my Colorado Park Pass in Texas parks??

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Little Kopit

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Posted: 06/08/08 12:26pm

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Basic search tip:

Go to: http://www.google.ca/, click on the circle for 'pages from Canada', put in your search term.

ie.
- New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia
- Prince Edward Island
- Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sure you can request the information package online, but it is better to get the phone number and call. If you're interested the boating they, probably have a special boating leaflet. Re. parks pass or no, they will know the answer.

ALWAYS ask for the provincial map. It's not automatic. For PEI it is especially useful.

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The Provincial Parks in the Atlantic provinces do not require a Pass to enter if you are NOT campimg, but the National Parks do. I know this because we were camphosts in six Provincial Parks in Nova Scotia last summer.
I am assuming you are asking about day passes...

Lucy Spence
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