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Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park

Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park

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Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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May 31, 2019
Went there before the season started so was empty but had amazing views

Aug 21, 2018
This park really impressed us. We had a 2 night stay and it was the best campsite of our roadtrip. The most exciting part was that the big beautiful river was only something like 100ft behind our site, visible from our tent. The powered washrooms were clean and often empty, and there were also some well maintained outhouses stationed conveniently around. The walking trail to Big Falls was incredible, with partially wooded paths that can be steep but offer some really memorable views. Also, grey jay birds are friendly and abundant here! Though, this was also the buggiest campsite we stayed at, there were a lot of misquitos and wasps. Also, for those with nice cars and trailers the park is not paved and the long dusty dirt road to get there is an adventure of it's own, including some big holes and abrupt dips. Even so, our experience here was unforgettable and we are going to be back!

Aug 12, 2018
Sir Richard Squires Memorial Provincial Park convinces with stunning landscapes, including a spectacular waterfall you can watch from different observation decks. There are only two minor problems related to this stunning park. First of all, the road leading from Cormack to this park is difficult to drive and filled with numerous potholes. Secondly, there was no customer service at all when I arrived, so I had to ask an experienced visitor for directions.

Aug 15, 2018
The Big Falls are very energetic and inspiring like the salmon who jump over them. You can see them when the river isn't high. Old style campground in amongst the trees.

Aug 23, 2018
Awesome little waterfall. This place needs paved roads on the way in, it would increase park attendance!

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