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Little Buffalo River Crossing Territorial Park

Little Buffalo River Campground in the Northwest Territories

Located on the scenic Little Buffalo River, about 20 kilometres shy of Fort Resolution and minutes away from Great Slave Lake, this placid campground features 20 powered campsites, washrooms, a kitchen shelter, picnic area and firewood. Take advantage of the boat launch to enjoy some watersports and excellent fishing. Dock your boat a few steps from your campsite.

 

60th Parallel Territorial Park

The 60th parallel sign in the Northwest Territories

Adjacent to the visitor information centre, this park has a scenic picnic area overlooking the beautiful Hay River, plus seven non-powered campsites nestled amongst birch and aspen trees. Entering the Northwest Territories from Alberta, the friendly staff at the 60th Parallel are available to welcome you. The Visitor Information Centre is open from May 15 to September 15. Brochures, maps, fishing licences, camping permits, pay phone, drinking water, washrooms and fresh coffee area available. Aboriginal arts and crafts are on display in the centre. Audiovisual presentations depict the Northern way of life and what you might expect to see on your travels in the Northwest Territories.

 

Twin Falls Gorge Territorial Park

This park is what we call a “destination park,” and with good reason. The sights to be seen are spectacular, the camping facilities excellent, the peace and tranquility are another world. The park has three main areas, located between the Mackenzie Highway and the Hay River, and linked together by a beautiful and dramatic trail: Alexandra Falls Day Use Area, Louise Falls Campground & Day Use Area, and the Escarpment Creek Group Campsite. They are well signposted on the highway heading either north from the Alberta border or south from Enterprise.

Twin Falls park offers excellent day-trip facilities for activities such as viewing the waterfalls, trail walking, or picnicking; a fully serviced campground for a longer stay; and a partially serviced group camping area at Escarpment Creek. The fully serviced campground is at Louise Falls, in the centre of the park, making the features at Alexandra and Escarpment easy to access and enjoy. Just the Hay River Canyon by itself is a spectacular sight, cut deep by a river with water the same honey colour as the steep rock walls to either side. And it’s only when you notice how small the trees look on the far side that you realize just how big that canyon is.

Queen Elizabeth Territorial Park

A tent pitched in the forest in Queen Elizabeth Territorial Park

Located just outside Fort Smith, this large, lushly wooded campground features 17 powered campsites, showers and washrooms, a kitchen shelter, firewood, a playground, and a walking trail leading to great views of the Slave River Rapids.

 

Hay River Territorial Park

Located on Vale Island in Hay River, (follow the signs; it’s about 10 kilometres past the information centre), this park offers fantastic swimming on the sandy shores of Great Slave Lake, unique views of barges and fishing vessels plying the waters, and great opportunities to fish for Northern Pike. The campground has 35 powered campsites with nearby wilderness and modern amenities.

 

Castaways Cottages & Campground

CASTAWAYS COTTAGES & CAMPGROUND in the NWT

Castaway Cottages and Campgrounds was developed with you in mind, We are here to make your northern experience once in a life time. We offer cottages that can accommodate up to 5 and a beautiful lake front campground.

Whether this is your first experience north of the 60th parallel, or you’re a local northerner just wanting to get away for a quiet weekend, we can help meet your needs.

Looking for a one of a kind experience viewing the amazing Aurora Borealis or looking for world class fishing? Here at Castaways Cottages, you will have an experience you will not forget.

Castaways Cottages is a 100% locally owned aboriginal business, with a strong emphasis on showcasing traditional aboriginal culture. We are a proud supporter of our local cultural events.

We look forward to helping you enjoy your time in the north, with a friendly unforgettable experience.

Please visit our website or give us a call for more information.

Whooping Crane Guest House

Whooping Crane Guest House exterior picture of octagonal shaped log home in Fort Smith, NWT.

Beautiful octagonal shaped log home within walking distance of downtown. Accommodation includes a self-contained suite with bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bathroom as well as two other bedrooms with their own bathrooms. Flat screen TV in each bedroom and WiFi throughout. Smoke free, full breakfast, open year round.Friendly and inviting. Bicycles available in the summer. VISA, MC, AMEX and Interac accepted. See web site for more information. Email or phone for rates and availability: christine@whoopingcraneguesthouse.com

 

Whispering Pines Cottages

Whispering Pines Cottages exterior look of wooden cabin in Fort Smith, NWT.

Serving you with over 50 years of tourism experience.

4 private units, that are excellent for your company, business sports teams and organizations comfort while visiting Ft. Smith. Enjoy private, clean, comfortable, affordable year round accommodation. Relax with our Jacuczzi tub, fireplace, BBQ, yard space,  great parking and plug ins. Daily, weekly, monthly and group rates available. Contact Sandra Robichaud 867-621-0254.

Newly Renovated. Self-contained. One, two and three bedroom units available. Includes kitchen, washer/dryer, Internet, cable/satellite TV, BBQ. Northern lights viewing. Great for business, tourist and government personnel. Two blocks from centre of town.

 

Ptarmigan Inn

Ptarmigan Inn Front entrance aglow at night in Hay River in the Northwest Territories.

Hay River’s premier full service hotel, complete with The Keys dining room, serving fantastic meals as well as local Great Slave Lake whitefish. Don’€t forget about the Dog House Sports Bar, where “its good to be in the dog house”. Also equipped with Meeting Room and Fitness Centre.

All 42 of our modern and well appointed rooms are 100% non smoking and have wireless internet. Other amenities include Queen size beds, flat screen TVs, coffee makers, iron and ironing boards, and hair dryers. We offer kitchenettes, executive suites, family rooms and standard single and double rooms. Rates starting at $171 per night. We accept VISA, MC, Amex. Group rates available.

Please visit our website or give us a call for more information.

2 Seasons Adventures

A pink and yellow fiery sunset over the Great Slave Lake Hay River Northwest Territories.

We are the Hay River adventure experts. See Hay River like you have never seen it before. We offer boat tours on Great Slave Lake, fishing tours to Brabant Island at the mouth of the Mackenzie River, and many other services which will make your stay in Hay River unforgettable.

Our family-friendly campsites will not only satisfy the camper who craves a genuine rustic experience, but also the more discerning camper who prefers modern amenities. 2 Seasons Adventures’ campsites are spacious and private. Winter camping might be a new concept for the southern traveler but we have perfected winter camping.

Our yurts and cabins are all-season and offer a warm and cozy vantage point for experiencing our spectacular Aurora Borealis and starry nights.