Saskatchewan Regional Park
Antelope Lake Regional Park
Gull Lake area, Saskatchewan
- Golf and water recreation
- Playground on site
30A service; tent and group camping
May 15 – Sep 15

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Banff, Jasper, Gros Morne, Pacific Rim and 43 more — the definitive Canadian Explorer guide to every park managed by Parks Canada. Camping, wildlife, photography, hidden gems and the trip plans that knit them together.
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National parks
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UNESCO sites
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Provinces & territories
The Canadian difference
Nowhere else on earth puts Pacific rainforest, Rocky Mountain glaciers, prairie grasslands, boreal lakes, Atlantic fjords and Arctic tundra inside one national park system. Parks Canada — the world's first national parks service, established in 1911 — protects 47 of those landscapes and the cultural stories woven through them, in partnership with the Indigenous Nations whose homelands they remain.
Pacific coastlines
Old-growth rainforest, surf beaches and the floe-edge of Haida Gwaii.
Rocky Mountains
Turquoise lakes, glacier highways and four contiguous UNESCO parks.
Prairies & badlands
Big-sky grasslands, bison herds and Canada's darkest skies.
Boreal forest
The world's largest intact forest — paddling country and the aurora.
Atlantic shores
Fundy's record tides, Cabot cliffs and the Tablelands of Gros Morne.
Arctic wilderness
Polar bears, muskox, midnight sun and the highest peaks in Canada.
Plan your trip
Whether you're booking your first frontcountry campsite or planning a multi-park RV journey, start here.
Editor's picks
By region
Browse the way travellers actually think — by landscape, by drive, by coastline.
Canadian Rockies
Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Kootenay — turquoise lakes, glacier highways, alpine larches.
Featured: Banff · Jasper · Yoho
Explore regionPacific Coast
Rainforest, storm-watching, surf beaches and the world of Haida Gwaii.
Featured: Pacific Rim · Gulf Islands · Gwaii Haanas
Explore regionPrairies & Badlands
Big-sky grasslands, bison, dark-sky preserves and prairie horizons.
Featured: Elk Island · Grasslands
Explore regionGreat Lakes & Ontario
Inland seas, the Niagara Escarpment, Thousand Islands and Pukaskwa coast.
Featured: Bruce Peninsula · Georgian Bay Islands · Point Pelee
Explore regionBoreal Heartland
Northern forests, paddling country, wolves and the aurora above.
Featured: Wood Buffalo · Prince Albert · Riding Mountain
Explore regionAtlantic Canada
Fundy tides, Cabot cliffs, fjords of Gros Morne and PEI red sands.
Featured: Forillon · Mingan Archipelago · Fundy
Explore regionNorthern & Arctic
Tundra, polar bears, floe-edge, midnight sun and the highest peaks in Canada.
Featured: Wapusk · Akami-Uapishkᵁ-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains · Torngat Mountains
Explore regionDiscovery collections
Best National Parks for Camping
Drive-in loops, oTENTik villages and lake-edge tent pads — these are the parks where camping is the experience, not an afterthought.
Best National Parks for Wildlife
From plains bison and polar bears to humpback whales and woodland caribou — Canada's headline wildlife encounters.
Best National Parks for Families
Wide trails, interpretive programs, swimmable lakes and oTENTiks that don't require gear lists.
Best National Parks for RV Travel
Loops sized for trailers, hookups where they exist, and roads that won't shake your fillings loose.
Best National Parks for Photography
Where every turnout is a postcard — sunrise alpenglow, dark skies and signature wildlife in front of legendary backdrops.
Best Hidden Gem National Parks
The parks that don't trend on Instagram — and reward you with empty trails for the effort.
Best National Parks for Hiking
From rim-to-rim alpine traverses to ocean-floor walks, these parks are built for footsteps.
National Parks by Province
Browse every Parks Canada national park grouped by province or territory.
Itineraries
Camping
Frontcountry loops with hot showers, oTENTik villages, RV-friendly hookups, backcountry alpine sites and dark-sky tent platforms — every style is here.
Banff National Park
Alberta
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Yoho National Park
British Columbia
Kootenay National Park
British Columbia
Waterton Lakes National Park
Alberta
Glacier National Park
British Columbia
Wildlife & photography
Best for wildlife
On the map
A preview of the full interactive map — pan, zoom and tap any pin to open the park guide.
The directory
Every Parks Canada national park and national park reserve, from Banff to Quttinirpaaq. Filter by what matters to you — or browse province by province.
Keep exploring
Travel guides
Parks Canada Reservations Guide
Launch dates, the Parks Canada Reservation Service and backup plans.
Camping Across Canada
Frontcountry, backcountry, oTENTik, glamping — explained.
RV Travel Guide
Routes, hookups, dump stations and right-size rigs.
Best Time to Visit Canada
Month-by-month conditions, crowds and price windows.
Canada Travel Guide
The full Canadian Explorer primer for first-time visitors.
Road Trip Itineraries
Multi-park drives, coast to coast to coast.
FAQ
Travel concierge
Tell us how you like to travel — by camper, with kids, behind a camera, after wildlife or off the map — and we'll match you with the parks, campgrounds and routes that fit. The Canadian Explorer's Travel Concierge is built on the same data powering this hub.
Beyond the parks
Community-run and regional campgrounds that sit outside the national park system — quieter, cheaper and often the smarter overnight when the marquee parks are full.
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Gull Lake area, Saskatchewan
30A service; tent and group camping
May 15 – Sep 15
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Assiniboia, Saskatchewan
15 electric and 2 non-electric campsites; modern showers and washrooms
May 21 – Sep 30
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Cut Knife area, Saskatchewan
15/20/30A plus non-serviced sites; dump station
May 8 – Sep 30
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Bengough, Saskatchewan
Serviced RV sites and camping; dump station
May 1 – Oct 15
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Marsden, Saskatchewan
30A plus non-powered sites; dump station
May 1 – Sep 15
Saskatchewan Regional Park
Big River, Saskatchewan
Serviced and non-serviced sites
Mid-May – fall
From coast to coast to coast
Whether you're planning a camping adventure, wildlife expedition, photography journey, family vacation or cross-country road trip, Canada's national parks offer unforgettable experiences from coast to coast.