Discover Parks Canada

We’re moving our reservation system to a new platform! As a result, you’ll need to create a new profile. Follow these steps for success on launch days:

• Between now and February 26, log in to your existing account and take note of sites you may have reserved in the past. After that date, you will no longer be able to access your account.
• The reservation system will not be available from February 27 to March 2 as we migrate to the new platform. While you wait, check specific launch dates for places where you’ll want to reserve. Reservations will begin on March 13!
• As of March 3, create your new account. Take this opportunity to get acquainted with the new system in preparation for the launch dates.

For more information on this platform change, consult our Reservation information page.

Start planning your next Parks Canada adventure! With more than 450 000 km² to discover, there are over 200 dream destinations for you to experience… and countless stories to be shared.

Staying the night? Our Camping 101 page has everything you need to know to plan for, reserve and enjoy your stay.

Plan your next boating season on Parks Canada’s historic canals and waterways! The early bird promotion is back with 20% off seasonal lockage permits. Even better, purchase the seasonal lockage and mooring package and you’ll also get 10% off the price of mooring. Order your permits by March 31 to get these incredible deals!

Anchors away! See what great opportunities await on Canada’s historic waterways.

Embrace all the benefits of the great outdoors and check-off that bucket list. Experience the thrill of winter camping, go ice skating on a historic waterway or glide into a new adventure on cross-country skis. Find your own nature therapy—stay and play the magical way!

There are new kids in town! The Parks Canada family is growing with the expansion of the national urban park network. Parks and green spaces have never been so important. That’s one reason Parks Canada is working with others to bring more natural areas closer to home for more Canadians.

Learn more about national urban parks and their importance, and find out if one may be coming near you!

The Minister responsible for Parks Canada, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, is looking for your perspectives to help shape the future of national historic sites, national parks, and national marine conservation areas.

Do you have suggestions on how Parks Canada can:

• advance Indigenous leadership in conservation?
• strengthen accessibility?
• make its operations greener?
• develop ecological corridors to connect species’ habitats?
• further its support to the tourism sector?

Share your thoughts and ideas! The engagement period ends on February 13.