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Unlock Canada’s Wonders: Free Parks & Museums This Summer

Imagine exploring Canada’s breathtaking national parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas—for free! Starting June 20, the new “Canada Strong Pass” initiative makes it happen, running all the way through September 2. No tickets, no hassle—just show up and enjoy!

What’s Included in the Canada Strong Pass?

The program covers more than just entry fees. Families and adventure seekers can also snag a 25% discount on camping at national parks. Plus, kids 17 and under get free admission to national museums, while young adults aged 18 to 24 pay just half price. It’s a golden opportunity for everyone to connect with Canada’s natural beauty and rich history.

Travel Discounts and More

Getting there is easier and cheaper too. Via Rail is offering free fares for children 17 and under traveling with an adult, and a 25% discount for those 18 to 24. Many provincial and territorial museums and galleries are joining in, offering similar deals for young visitors—because summer should be about discovery, not costs.

No Pass Required: Just Show Up!

Forget about paperwork or registration. There’s no actual “Canada Strong Pass” to carry around. Simply visit any participating location, and you’re set. It’s all about making it easy for everyone to enjoy what Canada has to offer.

Refunds for Early Birds

If you’ve already bought park passes or booked camping or Via Rail trips, don’t worry—you can still benefit. Just reach out to the right agency, and they’ll help you get a refund.

Why This Matters

Culture Minister Steven Guilbeault summed it up perfectly at a recent press conference: “This pass is about discovering and reconnecting with the nature, history, and culture of this remarkable country we all share and are proud to call our own. It’s about enjoying the places and experiences that bring us together and make Canada strong.”

So pack your bags, grab your family or friends, and get ready for a summer full of adventure—without spending a dime on entry. Canada’s parks, museums, and historic sites are waiting for you!

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