Parks Canada by TripBucket

Parks Canada by TripBucket

by TripBucket Inc.

10 ratings
2 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 30, 2013
  • May 7, 2019
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An interactive guide to Parks Canada National Parks and Historical Sites, offering planning, activity tracking, and sharing features. Discover attractions, view photos, and access detailed maps and local weather to enhance your park visits.

Interactive park guide
Plan, do, and share experiences
Check off visited parks
Detailed location information
Searchable things to do
Personalized to-do lists
Mapping and directions
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What's New in Parks Canada by TripBucket

5.0

May 7, 2019

- Improved usability. - Bug fixes.

User reviews

Jammed packed app

Very helpful. Would be nice to show some hiking & cycling trails on maps.

Parks Canada location map

The only thing I’ve really used on this app is the map. The problem is that whoever put it together didn’t do their homework. It is titled “Map of National Parks” and has 37 markers on it. Since the app is labeled “Parks Canada”, I was assuming that it is supposed to be a map of the Parks Canada National Parks. The problem is that Parks Canada has 44 National Parks, and only 34 of the 37 markers represent current Parks Canada National Parks.

The following are mismarked.

Marker #14: St. Lawrence Islands National Park no longer exists. The name was changed to Thousand Islands National Park, which is listed as #37. They are/were the same park.

Marker #25: Miguasha National Park does not belong to Parks Canada. It is part of Parcs Québec .

Marker #30: Tatshenshini-Alsek is a Provincial Park



The following Parks Canada parks are not flagged on the map:

Gwaii Haanas

Ivvavik

Kouchibouguac

La Mauricie

Mingan Archipelago

Nááts'ihch'oh

Quttinirpaaq

Ukkusiksalik

Vuntut

Wapusk
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FAQ

What is the Parks Canada app?

The Parks Canada app is an interactive guide to Parks Canada National Parks and Historical Sites. It helps you plan your visits, discover things to do, track your experiences, and share them with others.

Is the Parks Canada app free to use?

Yes, the Parks Canada app is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required to access its features.

What devices support the Parks Canada app?

The Parks Canada app is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It is designed to work on Apple's mobile operating system.

How often is the Parks Canada app updated?

The Parks Canada app was last updated on May 7, 2019, with version 5.0. While the last update was in 2019, the app provides comprehensive information for park exploration.

What kind of information does the Parks Canada app provide for each location?

Each park entry includes descriptions, maps, local weather forecasts, relevant articles, tips, and suggested things to do. It also features photos to give you an idea of what to expect.

Can I save places I want to visit with the Parks Canada app?

Yes, you can build and track your personal list of desired activities and places to visit while in the parks. This helps you organize your itinerary and ensure you don't miss out on key experiences.

Does the Parks Canada app offer offline access?

The provided description does not explicitly mention offline access for maps or content. It's recommended to check for offline capabilities within the app itself or contact support.

What is the age rating for the Parks Canada app?

The Parks Canada app has an age rating of 17+. This rating is typically based on the content and features available within the application.