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Town in Alberta, Canada
Photo: Rural Health Professions Action Plan from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Oyen is a small town of 1,000 people (2016) in the Southern Alberta region of Alberta, Canada.
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9 unique buildings, and exhibits from a cross-section of eras. Experience life on the prairies in the 1900s with a one-room school house, a 1915 period house, a Blacksmith Shop, a beautiful Ukrainian Church, and many other exhibits. The Wooden Tepee houses a large collection of First Nations (Aboriginal) artifacts and geological finds.
Chinese and Canadian food.
Pet friendly (fee), in room Keurig, kitchenettes, microwaves, suites available, air conditioned, wheelchair accessible rooms, free parking, fitness centre, business centre, free breakfast, free high speed Wi-Fi
Free WiFi, pet-friendly, free private parking. Each room at this motel is air conditioned and is equipped with a TV. Every room has a private bathroom.
Flowers, gifts, coffee shop.
Oyen is close to the Saskatchewan boundary, north of Medicine Hat.5 km south of its junction with Highway 9. It is the first major centre within Alberta for travellers entering from Saskatchewan.
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