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Welcome to Camden Provincial Park, one of the country’s oldest and most celebrated natural spaces! The 745 acres of the park were (147) to the provincial government by entrepreneur and naturalist John Camden in 1899. Since then, the area has been instrumental in the preservation of the yellow-petaled sprite flower and the western brown shrub bush. These species grow (148) in this region and no other in the world. In modern times, the park has added recreation facilities to encourage people to visit and appreciate this unique landscape. Over 25 miles of hiking trails await you, and there are 16 primitive campsites available to guests. Please remember to follow (149) park rules at all times, and enjoy your time in Camden Provincial Park!
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