Nearby Attractions
Brooks & the Country of Newell
Brooks Aqueduct National and Provincial Historic Site
- Brooks Aqueduct Historic Site located just outside of Brooks
- A 3.2 kilometre concrete flume erected twenty metres above the parched prairie by Canadian Pacific Railway's irrigation division in 1915
Brooks & District Museum
- Museum situated on seven acres of land on the east side of Brooks
- Approximately a 35-minute drive from Dinosaur Provincial Park
- Main visitor information centre for Brooks
- Houses exhibits on local prairie history. Organized as a "Walk Through The Ages" - early ranchers, the war years, the North-West Mounted Police, the Canadian Pacific Railroad and the Eastern Irrigation District.
- A full service campground located beside the museum
- Waterpark located across the road from the museum
Royal Tyrrell Museum
- Royal Tyrrell Museum one of the leading palaeontological museums and research centres in the world
- Located in Midland Provincial Park (a day use only park), 6 kilometres northwest from Drumheller
- 2.5-hour drive northwest from Dinosaur Provincial Park
Nearby Campgrounds
Kinbrook Island Provincial Park
- Kinbrook Island Provincial Park - 45-minute drive to Dinosaur Provincial Park
- Connected by a causeway to Highway 873, 15 km south of Brooks, by the warm waters of Lake Newell
- Swimming, boating, sailing, fishing, camping
- Tree-lined park with an interpretive trail providing opportunities to view the area's abundant bird species
Tillebrook Provincial Park
- Tillebrook Provincial Park - 40-minute drive to Dinosaur Provincial Park
- Located 6 kilometres east of the City of Brooks
- A quiet shady oasis setting, adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway
