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Hillcrest Park

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High Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7B 3K5, Canada
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Jun 28, 2019
A total must see. Panoramic view of Thunder Bat city and harbour. Worlds largest elevators. Majestic Sleeping Giant land form. New playground for kids. Historic military tanks. Sunken gardens.

Apr 3, 2019
Hillcrest Park is located on the hillside of thunder bay. The park oversee most of thunder bay mostly rooftops of house and buildings. However the best part is that you can see lake superior and caargo ships as well as pleasure crafts during the summer months. Of course the most important view is the sight of the Sleeping Giant across the lake. It actually looks like the giant is asleep Breath taking to say the list. Well worth visiting the park anytime..

Jun 12, 2019
Really nice place in thunderbay. I went there in the morning so quiet and relaxing. Nice view. Even you can do snow boarding in winters.

Jul 1, 2019
Nice place to sit and watch the boats. Play area for kids and in the winter a great place to sled!

Mar 8, 2019
An outstanding place to watch the entire city only looks very beautiful in the night time. Because in night time anyone can see the lightend up lights of the houses from top of the hill crest. It gives a different view in day time. Due to scorching sun which makes the scene more wonderful. Anyone going to thunder bay and does not go to it that means he has missed the important place to see. It is a must to see who lives to have a clear view of the complete city.

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