Scenic riverside tranquility
Kakisa River Territorial Park
General Information
A quaint riverside picnic area with great seasonal fishing (best in early spring) along the fast-moving Kakisa River. Try your luck at catching a trophy arctic grayling or hike to the nearby Lady Evelyn Falls.
Park Size
14.5 ha
Operating Date
Address
Located at km 168 from the NWT/Alberta border along Highway 1.
Phone
867-825-2267
jagcontracting53@yahoo.com
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Amenities
Boat Launch
Firewood
Picnic / Day Use Area
Washrooms
Nearest community
Hamlet of Kakisa. The smallest town in the NWT, the 40-person Hamlet of Kakisa is less than 1 km away from the Park. There is a gas station, but no grocery store. The closest grocery store is 50 minutes away in Fort Providence.
Park Highlights
Kakisa River is a popular spot to fish for Arctic grayling, as it is one of the favourite spawning tributaries.
Hike from the park to where the Kakisa River drops off into the Lady Evelyn Falls in the Lady Evelyn Territorial Park.
Hike from the park to where the Kakisa River drops off into the Lady Evelyn Falls in the Lady Evelyn Territorial Park.
Camping
- 5 non-powered campsites
- Camping permits can be purchased from the Lady Evelyn Territorial Park office
Activities
Fishing
Camping
Trails
Special Notes
Accessibility
Unfortunately, this park is not accessible.
Attractions
Safety information
For general information about safety resources while in the Northwest Territories, check our Safety resources page.
Weather information
See current weather conditions and forecasts from Environment Canada.