Alberta
Banff National Park
Canada's first national park — and still the one against which the rest are measured.
Parcs nationaux
Le réseau des parcs nationaux du Canada.
47 parcs et réserves de parc, des Rocheuses aux fjords de l'Arctique. Repères pour choisir, planifier et visiter sans laisser de trace.
Avant de partir
Trois choses à savoir
La carte d'entrée
La plupart des parcs exigent un droit d'entrée quotidien ; la carte d'entrée annuelle Découverte couvre l'ensemble du réseau. Tarifs à vérifier auprès de Parcs Canada.
Les réservations
Camping, navettes et stationnements populaires se réservent souvent des mois à l'avance, surtout en juillet et en août.
La faune
Gardez vos distances, rangez la nourriture et transportez du gaz poivré en territoire d'ours lorsque c'est recommandé.
Les conditions d'accès, les fermetures et les tarifs évoluent : confirmez toujours auprès de Parcs Canada avant votre départ.
Région
Rockies
British Columbia
Yoho National Park
'Yoho' is a Cree expression of awe — and the park earns it.
Alberta
Waterton Lakes National Park
Where the prairie meets the peaks — abruptly and beautifully.
British Columbia
Glacier National Park
131 glaciers, the wettest mountain weather in Canada, and the storied Rogers Pass.
British Columbia
Mount Revelstoke National Park
Drive to the summit and walk through an alpine meadow.
Région
Pacific
British Columbia
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Surf-pounded sand, rainforest cathedrals, and the West Coast Trail.
British Columbia
Gulf Islands National Park Reserve
Arbutus-fringed islets between Vancouver Island and the mainland.
British Columbia
Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve
A co-managed Haida homeland of moss, sea otters and ancient totems.
Région
Prairies
Alberta
Elk Island National Park
Free-roaming plains and wood bison on Edmonton's doorstep.
Saskatchewan
Grasslands National Park
Canada's only mixed-grass prairie park — and one of its darkest skies.
Région
Boreal
Alberta / Northwest Territories
Wood Buffalo National Park
Canada's largest national park — and the world's largest dark-sky preserve.
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert National Park
Where the boreal forest, aspen parkland and prairie meet.
Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park
Where the prairies climb into the boreal forest.
Québec
La Mauricie National Park
150 lakes in the Laurentian foothills — a paddler's paradise.
Région
Arctic
Manitoba
Wapusk National Park
One of the world's largest polar bear maternity denning areas.
Newfoundland and Labrador (Labrador)
Torngat Mountains National Park
Inuit homeland of jagged peaks, fjords and polar bears.
Yukon
Ivvavik National Park
Canada's first park created through a land-claim agreement.
Northwest Territories
Tuktut Nogait National Park
Calving grounds of the Bluenose-West caribou.
Nunavut
Auyuittuq National Park
The Akshayuk Pass and the granite walls of Baffin Island.
Nunavut
Quttinirpaaq National Park
'The top of the world' — the second most northerly park on Earth.
Nunavut
Ukkusiksalik National Park
Wager Bay's reversing tidal falls and inland polar bears.
Nunavut
Qausuittuq National Park
The Place Where The Sun Does Not Rise — Bathurst Island's Peary caribou.
Région
Great Lakes
Ontario
Bruce Peninsula National Park
Caribbean-blue water on a Niagara Escarpment cliff.
Ontario
Georgian Bay Islands National Park
63 windswept islands in the world's largest freshwater archipelago.
Ontario
Point Pelee National Park
Canada's southernmost mainland — and a world-class migration funnel.
Ontario
Rouge National Urban Park
Canada's first — and currently only — national urban park.
Région
St. Lawrence
Ontario
Thousand Islands National Park
Canada's smallest national park — and one of its oldest.
Région
Atlantic
Québec
Forillon National Park
Where the Appalachians plunge into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Québec
Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve
A thousand sea-sculpted limestone monoliths on Québec's North Shore.
New Brunswick
Fundy National Park
Walk on the ocean floor where the world's highest tides recede.
New Brunswick
Kouchibouguac National Park
Warm-water lagoons and 25 kilometres of barrier dunes.
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island National Park
Red cliffs, white beaches, and Anne of Green Gables.
Nova Scotia
Kejimkujik National Park
Mi'kmaw paddling routes through Atlantic dark sky country.
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
The Cabot Trail's high, windswept centerpiece.
Nova Scotia
Sable Island National Park Reserve
Wild horses on a sandbar 290 km off the Nova Scotia coast.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Gros Morne National Park
Earth's mantle exposed at the surface — and one of the world's great fjords inland.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Terra Nova National Park
Iceberg-streaked fjords on Newfoundland's east coast.
Région
Northern
Newfoundland and Labrador (Labrador)
Akami-Uapishkᵁ-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve
Labrador's wild Mealy Mountains — co-managed with the Innu and Inuit.
Yukon
Kluane National Park & Reserve
Canada's highest peak, the largest non-polar icefield, and the road to Alaska.
Northwest Territories
Nahanni National Park Reserve
Virginia Falls — twice as tall as Niagara — and the legendary South Nahanni River.
Northwest Territories
Nááts'ihch'oh National Park Reserve
Headwaters of the South Nahanni — protected with the Dene of the Sahtu.