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Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park

Walk to waterfalls and tundra minutes from downtown Iqaluit, with no fee for day use or camping.

What it costs you:

  • Nothing at all

No email, no app, no card.

VERIFIED · CHECKED AT THE SOURCE · SEPT 27 2026

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Who qualifies
Everyone
How to get it
Camp in designated areas, first come first served
Where it works
Nunavut
When
No end date stated
Fine print
Official Nunavut Parks guide. The park can close for road work with short notice.
Official source
gov.nu.ca

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