Alberta has diverse landscapes and unique terrain. While camping with our autistic children at Dinosaur Provincial Park we captured some truly stunning views. The brightly coloured sunsets illuminating the rugged land were beyond spectacular. Travelling with neurodiverse children isn’t always easy but worth it since we get to enjoy these breathtaking views together as a family.
Read MoreCome hike, camp and explore Albertas completely unique landscape at Dinosaur Provincial Park. Find out all about Canadas badlands in this ultimate guide; what it is, where it is, where to stay, where to eat, what fun there is to do and more. Our neurodiverse family of six, including three autistic children, enjoyed every moment of our family vacation in this dinosaur haven. Get the best travel tips, tricks, hacks and guides to make your next autism family vacation easy and memorable.
Read MoreCome camp and enjoy Albertas completely unique Badland landscape. Alberta is truly stunning and should be enjoyed by all.
Read MoreThis exciting hike leads right to a Cold War bunker which was abandoned decades ago. Kids and adults alike enjoyed this moderately easy hike through forests along a mountain side. Since it’s close to Banff, Canmore and Calgary it’s a easily accessible and fun walk for the whole family. Five hikers in our group have autism and they all loved it. Alberta is truly stunning and should be enjoyed by all - both neurotypical and neurodivergent people.
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