Untouched natural beauty
Nataiinlaii Territorial Park
General Information
Surrounded by stands of white birch and white spruce trees, the campground is perched on a cliff overlooking the Peel River. Its tranquil beauty makes it the ideal place to unwind during a long journey along the Dempster Highway.
There is no internet access at this park and no online reservations, campsites are available by self-registration upon arrival to the park.
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Address
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Amenities
Nearest community
Park Highlights
Camping
- 22 non-powered sites
- Campsites can only be booked on-site at the Visitor Information Centre and are usually available
Activities
Special Notes
Accessibility
Unfortunately, this park is not accessible at this time.
Nearby attractions
Lost Patrol monument
Fort MacPherson was the origin point and final resting place of the legendary Lost Patrol, an RCMP detachment that was lost to the weather in 1910-11. The four officers are buried in the St. Matthew's Anglican Church cemetery and a monument has been erected.
Safety information
Grizzly bears are occasionally seen in Nataiinlaii Territorial Park. If you encounter a bear, remember the 3 S's - Stop, Stand still, Stay calm. Get more info on staying safe in grizzly country.
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.