1. Muskoseepi Park Pavilion
This is an incredible spot for families. If you have a kid, it will be occupied for a long time. The Pavilion is the inside for the Park's area. The Amphitheater is the site great for group visits. It is located at the crossing point of 102 Street and 102 Avenue. One of the most visiting places in Grande Prairie.
3. The Grande Prairie Museum
The Grande Prairie Museum has been arranged in Muskoseepi Park since the early 1970s. The Museum is the heart of the Culture & Heritage Department. From this area, projects are created, tours are planned and presentations and shows are displayed.
5. Centennial Park
Centennial Park offers tennis and basketball courts to people in general. Placed behind the Muskoseepi Park Pavilion, they are open throughout the June to August. The courts are recently restored in 2011, giving an extraordinary court experience to the supporters of Muskoseepi Park to revel in.
2. Crystal Lake
Crystal Lake offers a look at untamed life with strolling trails around the lake and local dishes. Crystal Lake is man-made and an asylum for many animals, a dock for the general population. Overnight sleeping is not allowed.
4. Links Mini Golf
Links Mini Golf has a new administration in the Summer of 2011. It is renovated and best for family visits. You can try your golf expertize, and try some tasty and delightful kinds of frozen yogurt they bring to the table.
Grande Prairie is the seventh-biggest city in Alberta with a populace of over fifty thousands citizens recorded by the 2011 and was one of Canada's quickest developing urban areas. It is the biggest city between Edmonton and Fairbanks, Alaska.
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