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Provincial Recreation Area

It is only a 20-minute drive from Cardston’s center and can provide a place to stay, a weekend’s worth of fun, or a place to stop and enjoy the day. The three campgrounds, and three day-use areas, sit along the northeast shore of the reservoir.

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