If you want to make your Canada Day special and enjoy some gorgeous views, you can hit up any national park in the country for FREE to celebrate the country’s birthday.
That’s right, on July 1, not only Canadians but also international visitors can visit all national historic sites, national parks, and national marine conservation areas free of admission.
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“I hope you will spend this day with family and friends creating your own stories against the backdrop of inspiring national historic sites or breathtaking national parks and national marine conservation areas,” said Steven Guilbeault, minister of environment and climate change and minister responsible for Parks Canada, in a news release.
Parks Canada looks after a vast network of cultural and natural heritage places that includes 171 national historic sites, 47 national parks, five national marine conservation areas, and one national urban park.