Visitors to get a free pass to National Parks and museums this summer

From museums and railroads to national parks, the federal government is making it easier for families to plan a Canadian summer vacation. 

The Canada Strong Pass will offer free admission for all visitors to national historic sites and national parks administered by Parks Canada — and a discount on camping fees. 

Children (17 and under) can also get in free to national museums or ride Via Rail for free – when accompanied by an adult.  Some provincial museums and galleries are also offering free admission for kids.  The program starts Friday and runs until Sept. 2. 

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Officials say there is no physical or virtual pass — just show up to enjoy the savings. 

They add some activities may require reservations.

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