Queen Elizabeth Territorial Park
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Queen Elizabeth
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| location | Northwest Territories (Canada) | |
| Geographical location | 60 ° 1 ' N , 111 ° 55' W | |
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| administration | Northwest Territories Parks | |
The Queen Elizabeth Territorial Park is a provincial park in the south of the Canadian Northwest Territories . Unlike most of the other Canadian provinces, the provincial parks in the Northwest Territory are called Territorial Parks . The Territorial Parks is almost on the border with the province of Alberta . Farther south is only the 60th Parallel Territorial Park .
The park is on the outskirts of Fort Smith , on the Slave River . The park is accessible via the Fort Smith Highway (Northwest Territories Highway 5) and is adjacent to the local airfield.
The park, which is located on the so-called Wood Buffalo Route , has 24 parking spaces for mobile homes and tents and has simple sanitary facilities. The park also has a so-called day use area .
Web links
- Official website (English).
- Park at the Wood Buffalo route (Engl.)