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The two RV Gypsies |
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Shipyards Park is connected to Rotary Peace Park, 1.5 km to the south, by a scenic footpath along the Yukon River and by the Whitehorse Waterfront Trolley which runs daily during the summer. |
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Shipyards Park is located at 2nd Avenue and Ray Street in Whitehorse, and was designed to be enjoyed year round and offers a large open space for festivals and community events, an outdoor amphitheater, a toboggan hill and a skating loop. There is a lot of Yukon history to be learned via signs in this park. |
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"Thinker", a sculpture by Béla Simó, was displayed near 2nd Avenue and "Raven's House", a sculpture by Alyx Jones, stands beside the trolley track. |
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Compadres Burritos Restaurant |
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For the last few years, Compadres Burritos has been run out of the Shipyards Park kitchen - it used to be in a wagon. This is the best burrito in town - filling, healthy, tasty, variety - it has it all going on! The two RV Gypsies stopped at this restaurant because of the fantastic smell coming out of the restaurant, and they had a burrito here and were pleasantly surprised by how fresh and satisfying it was to eat. However, this restaurant does not run year-round, only from May to September. |
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