Rise and Shine! Awoke early to head out for Buffalo Paddock where thirteen buffalos/bisons roam. How precious it was to see them, up-close! At the park entrance, we inquired about the differences between buffalo and bison and we are astonished to learn about the buffalos! Buffalos no longer exists except those in Africa! People often mistaken bisons for buffalos when in actuality they are North American Bisons! Bison are larger and their heads are broader. Buffalos are shorter. more wider/stockier with longer horns. Google it or look into this link: http://www.notitia.com/bison/Buffalo.htm!
 

    With the facts under our belts, we drove on the Akamina Parkway to Cameron Lake and along the parkway, we stopped at a site where Canada's first oil in Western Canada, a very short lived production, was located.

    It was time to end our day and search for camp. The Waterton National Park's campgrounds were full, which led us to overflowing campground site at Waterton Springs Campground, about 10-15 mins down the road. When asked the host about the weather prediction, we were told that there was 40% chance of rain so we decided to camp out in the SUV, with better arrangements. It may have been a bit crowded with the cooler but we managed to get comfortable!