Camrose County Nature Conservation Centre

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The conservation centre consists of several nature trails, with pedestrian bridges placed to give variety to a walk around the lake. The area isn't just for hikers. Several features have been included in the design, such as a viewing deck, a gazebo, ample parking, washrooms and even a dock for scuba divers, to ensure that the park appeals to everyone.

Camrose County extends an open invitation for Albertans to come and join the county as they official open the Camrose County Nature Conservation Centre on July 31, 2010. The official ribbon cutting will take place at 12:30 p.m., followed by a beef on a bun lunch. The day will be a chance to be part of a very special day in Alberta's history.
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