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National park in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Prince Albert National Park is a national park 90 km north of the city of Prince Albert in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Beaverlodge
A trail, 2.75 km around the western edge of the lake, leads to the two cabins on the north shore: the principal at the water's edge, where beavers had built a lodge partly inside, and a second up the hill behind, built for his wife Anahereo, who disliked living around beavers. The graves of Grey Owl, Anahereo and daughter Shirley Dawn are west of the upper cabin. Parks Canada has several times restored both cabins; the beaver lodge in the lower cabin is a partial reconstruction.
The Lobstick
A highly rated golf course, with club and cart rental, in the bush among many animals.
The Hawood Inn
The major camp ground at Waskesiu, which is good for tents, trailers which want electricity (only service there). It has hot and cold showers and flush toilets. You must walk to the lake and to the town or drive. You may have campfires if you buy a fire permit for $1 per day.
Hiking, walking, driving, boating, canoeing will all be your travel methods. You may also rent a bicycle (expensive).
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