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The best picnic spots in every Canadian province
Grab your picnic basket, a blanket, and an icy cold Tim Horton’s Iced Capp and set out for lunch at one of these hotspots. These are the best picnic spots in every Canadian province:

British Columbia:
Have lunch with a view of downtown and the coast mountains when you picnic in Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver.

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Alberta:
Stop for a snack and admire the out-of-this-world Victoria Glacier towering over the beautiful turquoise waters of Lake Louise in Banff National Park.

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Saskatchewan:
If you’re in downtown Saskatoon, stop at Kinsmen Park for picnic, dip in the wading pool, fire up the BBQ, and let the kids enjoy the playground.

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Manitoba:
Lay out a picnic and blanket on the beach of the sixth largest lake in Canada at Grand Beach Provincial Park.

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Ontario:
Combine a forest hike with your picnic at Bronte Creek Provincial Park, just west of Toronto.

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Québec:
After your picnic, hike to the spectacular 83 metre high waterfall at Parc de la Chute-Montmorency, just minutes from Québec City.

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New Brunswick:
Digest your lunch while exploring the nearly 20 scenic lookouts around Fundy Trail Parkway near Saint John.

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Nova Scotia:
There aren’t many places where you can admire red sandy beaches during your picnic, but Anthony Provincial Park is one of them.

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Newfoundland and Labrador:
Picnic where the first transatlantic wireless signal was received in 1901: at Signal Hill Historic Site.

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Prince Edward Island:
Buy the “Perfect Picnic” lunch–food from local providers (including PEI oysters)–with Parks Canada while you’re in PEI National Park.

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Yukon:
Experience the local First Nations culture on your picnic in Tombstone Territorial Park, 177 miles from the Arctic Circle.

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Northwest Territories:
Bundle up and pack a midnight snack to enjoy the Aurora Borealis from Nahanni National Park.

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Nunavut:
Enjoy a picnic at Katannilik Territorial Park and learn about 4000+ years of Inuit history!
A picnic is a great way to get outdoors and stretch your legs after a long road trip. Plus, now you know the best picnic spots in every Canadian province! If you need an RV for your next road trip vacation, rent one from Outdoorsy.
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