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Town in Alberta, Canada
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Innisfail is a town of about 7,800 people (2016) in the Central Corridor region of Alberta, Canada.
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Showcases the history of Danish settlers in Canada. Exhibits are located both indoors and around the gardens, including the Freydis Joanna Viking Ship, Thomsen Pioneer Cabin, and flowerbeds that pay tribute to the agricultural triumphs of early settlers.
1930s butter creamery.
Constructed in 1907, the Markerville Lutheran Church reflects the Lutheran faith reflective the Icelanders who settled Markerville.
Historic village features a U-shaped street includes 25 buildings of the early 1900s.
Public demonstrations are conducted every Wednesday afternoon between Victoria Day and Labour Day at 2PM. The demonstration lasts approximately 45 minutes and is free of charge.
Stephan G. Stephansson House
Home of famous Icelandic poet Stephan G. Stephansson, who became known as "the poet of the Rocky Mountains." His home is a snapshot-in-time of the year 1927. Open May-September.
Discovery Institute of Nature, Origins, and Science Centre
A recreation and learning centre located just outside of Innisfail. DINOS is a safe and fun environment for families and friends to learn and play together. Attractions include laser tag, mini golf, a museum, and a driving range.
Discovery Wildlife Park provides 'forever' homes for orphaned wildlife and any zoo animals in need of a home; daily presentations with the animals.
Mediterranean.
Retro diner located in Bowden.
Local brewery with gastro pub and taproom on site.
Microbrewery that doubles as a cafe, roasting in house. Full espresso bar, sandwiches and snacks.
Located along the banks of the Little Red Deer River, Red Lodge Provincial Park is a treed park perfect for an escape to nature without venturing far from city amenities. Family-friendly campground, proximity to town amenities, and access to the river for fishing or water activities when the water level is safe.
Located along the banks of the Little Red Deer River, 67 sites with beach, convenience store, clean coin showers, playground, horseshoe pits, group camping area, and security gate.
A collection of traditional grain crops along side vegetables, fruit, flowers, animals & activities for families who want to get out of the city and re-connect with where food comes from. Includes U-pick Saskatoon berry farm
Grows market garden asparagus, peas and beans as well as traditional crops and beef cattle on a sixth generation family farm. Visit the farm store in May & June for asparagus from the largest asparagus farm in Alberta.
Fresh juicy strawberries ready for pickin'. Visit the greenhouses in May, the strawberry fields in July & August, and the "pumpkin patch" in early fall. Enjoy the hayrides and corn maze.
Naturally pure honey, straight from the hive to your home.
Features jams, fresh pies, gift baskets, local crafts, syrups, jellies, chocolates, ciders, and other preserves.
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