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Beatton Provincial Park is located on the shores of Charlie Lake. This 320-hectare park is a popular summer recreation destination for swimming, fishing and hiking.

Beatton also offers excellent winter recreation opportunities. Experience over 15km of groomed cross-country ski trails. Visitors have a good chance of seeing deer or moose, which frequent the park during the winter.

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