Exploring Writing-on-stone Provincial park

Last weekend we decided to go camping with our family again. The place chosen was Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park. We got the last camping spot. It is our first summer with a tent since we wanted to be more economical in our summer adventures. The last time in Wasa, in BC, was good and finally, I convinced my wife to go camping. So we tried to find a campground where we could go, but it was tough, many places were totally fully booked up to the end of Summer. I got the last spot in this park, probably between Friday and Sunday, the last spot there for the whole season! So probably it was a person that canceled and I was lucky to find it. For a while, I wanted to go to this park since it is considered the most sacred place for the Blackfoot people, local arborigenous people from Southern Alberta and Montana. In this place, the great stars are the big rock hills with petroglyphs that were drawn by the backfoot people some of which date around 4,000 years ago. It is considered a UNESCO-protected site.