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Provincial park in Alberta, Canada
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Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, also known as the Áísínai'pi National Historic Site is in Southern Alberta. It has the greatest concentration of rock art on the North American Great Plains, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
43 sites, suitable for tents and RVs, many with 15-amp or 30-amp service. Has toilet facilities, but make sure you bring all your supplies with you.
High-quality canvas wall tent with plenty of ventilation. One queen bed and a futon that sleeps two. Electric heater, fan, lights, lantern and outlets. Coffee maker. Pots, pans cooking implements, plates, bowls, cups and utensils for 4 people. A mini fridge, dining table and chairs. Gas barbecue with side burner and propane. Book by phone or online.
The park is about 100 km southeast of Lethbridge, and 44 km east of the community of Milk River.
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