Here are Alphabetical and Provincial listings for each of the amusement/theme parks, beaches, and pleasure gardens that are profiled in Closed Canadian Parks. Each name is a separate link to the appropriate article. As a cross reference, all alternate names used by a given park are provided here as separate links. Following each and shown within parentheses will be the main name used. Be aware that any CCP park mentioned within a given article will be a link to its own separate writeup. So you need not return here until you wish to move on to a park not mentioned in that article. As a facilitation, bookmark the CCP Search Page to make finding CCP information an easy operation. |
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Select a letter from the alphabet table below to jump immediately to the start of that section, or scroll down to see an alphabetical list of parks. If you know an exact or partial name of a park or city for which you wish information, you may use your browser's Intra-Page Search function, as explained on the CCP Search page, to directly locate the link to the article for that specific park.
File text sizes (designated `T') are shown to give an idea of an article's depth and its loading time. The second figure (designated `I') is for the total size of all images on the given article's webpage. Those articles with many images may take some time to fully load and so sizes have been listed. This is to warn you ahead of time so you can decide to turn off image loading in your browser and just read the text. Park articles without the `I' designation do not currently include images.
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Borden Park Alberta (T: 20k) (I: 282k)
Happyland British Columbia (T: 76k) (I: 1,100k)
Island Park (Connell Park) New Brunswick (T: 45k) (I: 745k)
Queen's Provincial Exhibition Park Quebec (T: 4k)
Select a province from the table below to jump immediately to the start of that section or simply scroll down to see a provincial listing of closed parks. If you know the exact or a partial name of a park or city for which you wish information, you may use your browser's Intra-Page Search function, as explained on the CCP Search page to directly locate the link to the article for that specific park.
File text sizes (designated `T') are shown to give an idea of an article's depth and loading time. The second figure (designated `I') is for the total size of all images on the given article's web page. Those articles with many images may take some time to fully load and so sizes have been listed. This is to aid you should you wish to turn off image loading in your browser and just read the text. Park articles without the `I' designation do not currently include images.
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