Tourism & Parks
General Park Services
The Northwest Territories is known for its extensive system of parks.
Through the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment, the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) develops and operates 34 parks.
Most NWT parks are open with services provided, from May 15th to September 15th. Campsites, day use areas, and kitchen shelters within GNWT parks are available for public use and can be booked on line, at http://www.campingnwt.ca/
NWT parks are divided into four different categories: Heritage Parks, Natural Environment Parks, Recreational Parks and Wayside Parks.
The Northwest Territories is also home to a number of parks in the National Parks System. Read more
Heritage Parks
Natural Environment Parks
- Hidden Lake Territorial Park
- Lady Evelyn Falls Territorial Park
- Twin Falls Territorial Park
- Alexandra Falls Day Use Area
- Louise Falls Campground & Day Use Area
- Escarpment Creek Group Campsite
Recreation Parks
- Sixtieth Parallel Territorial Park
- Blackstone Territorial Park
- Fort Providence Territorial Park
- Fort Simpson Territorial Park
- Queen Elizabeth Territorial Park
- Fred Henne Territorial Park
- Gwich’in Territorial Park
- Ehjuu Njik Day Use (Cabin Creek)
- Nihtak Day Use Area (Campbell Creek)
- Vadzaih van Tshik Campground (Caribou)
- Happy Valley Territorial Park
- Hay River Territorial Park
- Jàk Territorial Park
- Little Buffalo River Crossing Territorial Park
- Little Buffalo River Falls Territorial Park
- Nitainlaii Territorial Park
- North Arm Territorial Park
- Prelude Lake Territorial Park
- Reid Lake Territorial Park
- Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park
Wayside Parks
- Boundary Creek Territorial Park
- Cameron River Crossing Territorial Park
- Chan Lake Territorial Park
- Dory Point Territorial Park
- Kakisa River Territorial Park
- Madeline Lake Territorial Park
- McKinnon Territorial Park
- McNallie Creek Territorial Park
- Pontoon Lake Territorial Park
- Prosperous Lake Territorial Park
- Tetlit Gwinjik Territorial Park
- Yellowknife River Territorial Park