Northwest Territories

Hay River Park Camping Reservations Open March 10

By

James Sinclair
March 4, 2026 3:51 pm

Residents and visitors in Hay River, Northwest Territories, can begin booking summer camping spots on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, when the online reservation system opens for the season.

According to Northwest Territories Parks, reservations will go live at 9:00 a.m. MST. This date applies to all territorial parks, giving families the chance to plan their outdoor trips well in advance.

The Hay River Territorial Park is located on Vale Island and is a popular destination for those travelling the Great Slave Route. The park is known for its sandy beaches on Great Slave Lake.

Facilities at the park include campsites with power hookups, along with specific areas for boating and fishing. These amenities make it a primary choice for both local residents and visitors exploring the region.

Because the northern summer season is short, residents are encouraged to book early to secure their preferred dates. The park system is managed by the Government of the Northwest Territories to support outdoor recreation across the territory.

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