Prince Albert: Attractions and more...
Diefenbaker House is a manor house which explains the life story of Canadian Premier John Diefenbaker through his photo collection and other memorabilia.
The Grace Campbell Gallery displays work of art by local and national artists in its Little Gallery and the John Cuelenaere Library. Lund Wildlife Exhibit has one of the best collections of North American wildlife.
Prince Albert Historical Museum provides information about the history of the locality through documents, photographs and other artifacts.
Prince Albert National Park lies 50 miles to the north of the city and has a rolling, forested landscape. The park is known for its 3 large lakes namely Crean, Kingsmere and Waskesiu. A wide variety of wildlife and birds are seen here such as red squirrels, wolf, deer, black bear, otters, ducks, fish, red fox, elk, white pelicans, bald eagles and more. The park offers numerous activities such as canoeing, swimming, fishing, boating, cycling, hiking, camping, picnicking, golfing, wildlife and bird watching.
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