Milk River Visitor information centre

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Joy K.

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What a fun little stop by the border crossing! We were attracted by the large dino outside and of course needed pictures for the kiddos. Inside we were surprised to find nicely done displays, including a "find dino bones" interactive sand table. Well worth a stop to stretch your legs, visit the restroom, and get a cold drink, plus lots of info and brochures on places to visit in Alberta. read more

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504 Railway Street
Milk River, AB T0K 1M0
Canada
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(403) 647-3938
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http://www.milkriver.ca/

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