Provincial & Territorial Parks
Canada's Provincial & Territorial Parks
More than 1,000 provincial and territorial parks span every province and territory — Algonquin's canoe country, Killarney's white quartzite, Garibaldi's alpine lakes, Tombstone's tundra. This directory grows with every batch.
Ontario ParksOntario
Algonquin Provincial Park
Canada's original canoe-country wilderness — 2,400 lakes, howling wolves, red-and-orange autumns.
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Arrowhead Provincial Park
Muskoka's winter ice-skating trail through the forest — and a summer paddling lake.
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Awenda Provincial Park
Beech-maple forest and turquoise Georgian Bay beaches just north of Barrie.
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NL ParksNewfoundland and Labrador
Barachois Pond Provincial Park
Newfoundland's largest provincial-park campground and the gateway to Erin Mountain.
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Manitoba ParksManitoba
Birds Hill Provincial Park
Winnipeg's front-door park — beach, bike trails and the Winnipeg Folk Festival grounds.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Bon Echo Provincial Park
A 100-metre granite cliff over Mazinaw Lake, painted with Anishinaabe pictographs.
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PEI Provincial ParksPrince Edward Island
Cabot Beach Provincial Park
PEI's largest provincial-park beach with red-cliff shoreline on Malpeque Bay.
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NS ParksNova Scotia
Cape Chignecto Provincial Park
185 m sea cliffs over the Bay of Fundy — Nova Scotia's premier backpacking coast.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Cultus Lake Provincial Park
Warm-water lake beach an hour from Vancouver — the region's family camping benchmark.
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Saskatchewan ParksSaskatchewan
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park (Saskatchewan)
The wilder Saskatchewan side of Canada's only interprovincial park.
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Alberta ParksAlberta
Cypress Hills Provincial Park (Alberta)
A pine-forested plateau rising 600 m out of the shortgrass prairie — a Dark-Sky Preserve.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Cyprus Lake (Bruce Peninsula) Provincial Camping
Camping gateway to the Grotto and turquoise Georgian Bay on the Bruce Peninsula.
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Alberta ParksAlberta
Dinosaur Provincial Park
UNESCO badlands with more dinosaur skeletons found in situ than anywhere on Earth.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
E.C. Manning Provincial Park
Cascade Mountain crossroads on Highway 3 — subalpine meadows two hours from Vancouver.
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NS ParksNova Scotia
Five Islands Provincial Park
Red-cliff overlooks of five iconic sea stacks and the highest tides on Earth.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Garibaldi Provincial Park
Turquoise glacier lakes and volcanic peaks a 90-minute drive from Vancouver.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Grundy Lake Provincial Park
Six warm Shield lakes on the Highway 69 corridor — the easy Killarney alternative.
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Manitoba ParksManitoba
Hecla / Grindstone Provincial Park
An Icelandic-settlement island on Lake Winnipeg — moose, marsh boardwalks and a lakeside resort.
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Yukon ParksYukon
Herschel Island — Qikiqtaruk Territorial Park
Yukon's only Arctic-Ocean island — a former whaling station on the Beaufort Sea.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
Three stacked turquoise lakes below a hanging glacier — BC's most-photographed day-hike.
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Nunavut ParksNunavut
Katannilik Territorial Park
The 'Place of Waterfalls' on Baffin Island — a genuine Arctic backpacking traverse.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Killarney Provincial Park
White-quartz La Cloche ridges above sapphire lakes — the landscape that inspired the Group of Seven.
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Saskatchewan ParksSaskatchewan
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
Saskatchewan's biggest provincial park — 1,300+ islands on Lac La Ronge and Churchill River paddling.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Lake Superior Provincial Park
Ontario's most cinematic coastline — pink granite cliffs into an inland sea, painted by the Group of Seven.
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NB ParksNew Brunswick
Mount Carleton Provincial Park
The Maritimes' highest peak (820 m) and the first Dark-Sky Preserve in eastern Canada.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Mount Robson Provincial Park
The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies — and the Berg Lake Trail beneath it.
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NL ParksNewfoundland and Labrador
Notre Dame Provincial Park
Iceberg-viewing base on Newfoundland's central north shore.
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PEI Provincial ParksPrince Edward Island
Panmure Island Provincial Park
Pristine white-sand dunes and PEI's oldest wooden lighthouse on the eastern shore.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national de la Gaspésie
The Chic-Choc Mountains — Quebec's only alpine terrain and the last woodland caribou herd south of the St. Lawrence.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier
A 550 m glacial valley 30 minutes from Quebec City — canoe the Jacques-Cartier River between vertical forested walls.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national des Grands-Jardins
Boreal taiga and lichen barrens in Charlevoix — the southernmost caribou-like landscape in Quebec.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville
A river-island archipelago inside metropolitan Montreal — kayak channels and deer everywhere.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national du Bic
Coastal capes, islands and seal colonies on the south shore of the Lower St. Lawrence.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national du Mont-Mégantic
The world's first International Dark-Sky Reserve — plus an operating research observatory at 1,105 m.
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SépaqQuebec
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Quebec's oldest and largest provincial park — 400 lakes, six rivers, sugar-maple ridges.
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Alberta ParksAlberta
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
Alberta's biggest provincial park — the Rockies without the Banff crowds.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Pinery Provincial Park
Rare Oak Savanna and 10 km of Lake Huron sand — one of Ontario's most-booked parks.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Presqu'ile Provincial Park
A Lake Ontario peninsula that funnels every spring bird migration — Canada's warbler headquarters.
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Saskatchewan ParksSaskatchewan
Prince Albert National-adjacent Provincial Lands
Duck Mountain sister park in Saskatchewan's boreal — quiet paddling, dark skies, deep pine.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Quetico Provincial Park
Northwestern Ontario's canoe wilderness — 2,000 km of connected paddling, no motors.
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Ontario ParksOntario
Sandbanks Provincial Park
The largest freshwater baymouth dune system in the world — Prince Edward County wine country's beach hub.
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Alberta ParksAlberta
Spray Valley Provincial Park
The quieter half of Kananaskis — Spray Lakes reservoir and the Smith-Dorrien road.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Strathcona Provincial Park
Vancouver Island's alpine core — BC's oldest provincial park.
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NB ParksNew Brunswick
Sugarloaf Provincial Park
Northern NB's four-season adventure hub — lift-served biking and skiing on a Chic-Choc outlier.
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Yukon ParksYukon
Tombstone Territorial Park
Jagged black granite spires above tundra that turns crimson in late August — the Yukon's Patagonia.
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NWT ParksNorthwest Territories
Twin Falls Gorge Territorial Park
Two thundering waterfalls on the Hay River — a classic NWT road-trip stop.
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BC ParksBritish Columbia
Wells Gray Provincial Park
BC's waterfall park — Helmcken Falls plunges 141 m into a volcanic bowl.
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Manitoba ParksManitoba
Whiteshell Provincial Park
200+ Canadian Shield lakes and granite ridges 90 minutes east of Winnipeg.
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Alberta ParksAlberta
Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park
UNESCO-listed hoodoo badlands over the Milk River — the largest concentration of Indigenous rock art on the North American plains.
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