Haida Gwaii Parks & Gardens

Located in the southern region of Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte Islands), the Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve features an abundance of wildlife, flora and fauna. The area's temperate climate provides ample opportunity for recreational activities including fishing and hiking. Because there are no official campgrounds in the reserve, camping along beaches is encouraged.

Enjoy views of the ocean and mountains while catching a local game at the Queen Charlotte Ballfield. Nearby is a children's playground and the Community Centre.

Located at the northern tip of Graham Island—the largest of Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte Islands)—Naikoon Provincial Park contains two ecological reserves, hiking trails and two campgrounds. The parks hundreds of kilometres of sandy beach, dense rain forest and seemingly untouched surroundings attract thousands of visitors each year. Tow Hill, an outcrop of basalt columms, is one of the park's natural attractions and is a popular spot for photography. Fishing is also popular in the park.

Located near the Village Office, the Community Park offers tennis courts.

Located on Graham Islands within the Queen Charlotte Islands, this provincial park protects Pure Lake and is a popular spot among locals for swimming and picnicking. Facilities include picnic tables, toilets and firepits.