Canada is renowned for its lush landscapes, and Parks Canada ensures that everyone, irrespective of their mobility, can delve into its breathtaking beauty. Imagine watching herds of bison majestically graze across serene valleys or letting yourself unwind in the therapeutic embrace of mineral-rich hot springs. If history piques your interest, tactile and visual displays bring the past to life. And for those looking to feel the invigorating touch of the ocean, buoyant wheelchairs make the experience accessible. To make the most of these adventures, always ensure to peek at the website of your chosen destination for specific accessibility options.

Atlantic Adventures Await

Prince Edward Island National Park, Prince Edward Island: Families seeking accessible beach fun should head to Stanhope Beach. Dive straight into the waves with buoyant beach chairs, or maneuver effortlessly using mobility mats. Brackley Beach and Cavendish Campground invite you to dip your toes and enjoy the sandy shores with specialized wheelchairs.

Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia: The iconic Cabot Trail beckons. Journey along this scenic road, drink in barrier-free viewpoints, stroll on the Freshwater Lake trail, and relish a snack at accessible spots like Chéticamp or Ingonish Beach.