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Sirmilik National Park

Nature or garden · Nunavut · Canada 🇨🇦
Only official site
parks.canada.ca
Admission prices
Other ticket Nightly
CA$37
$ 37.00
Other ticket Annual
CA$259
$ 259.00
Commercial group per person
CA$17.75
$ 17.75
School group Educational group -per person
CA$4.75
$ 4.75
stated on parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/visit/tarifs-fees · checked 2026-10-10 NORTHERN PARK BACKCOUNTRY DAILY EXCURSIONS Per Person * Commercial group per person $ 17.75 * Educational group -per person $ 4.75 (no overnight) NORTHERN PARK BACKCOUNTRY EXCURSION/CAMPING Per Person * Nightly $ 37.00 * Annual $ 259.00

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Sirmilik National Park: opening hours

Sirmilik National Park is open year-round.✓ parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/visit/heures-hours · 2026-10-10

Sirmilik National Park: closing days

Sirmilik National Park is open year-round.✓ parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/visit/heures-hours · 2026-10-12

Sirmilik National Park: what should I know before visiting?

For visitor safety, it is mandatory to register all trips into the park prior to entering and to de-register once done. … To register your trip: Make a reservation for your orientation at the Parks Canada office in Pond Inlet at least 48 hours in advance by phone or email. Orientations are conducted during regular business hours (Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Orientations will not be started past 3:30 p.m.✓ parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/securite-safety/comportements-guidelines · 2026-10-10

Sirmilik National Park: how to get there

Travel to and from Sirmilik, from either Pond Inlet or Arctic Bay, can be arranged with local outfitters who are licensed to operate in Sirmilik National Park. Outfitters will take you to and from the park by either boat or snowmobile, depending on the season.✓ parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/visit/directions · 2026-10-05

Sirmilik National Park: are dogs allowed?

At all times, pets and sled dogs must be kept under physical control. Don’t leave your pet unattended during your visit to Sirmilik National Park. Wildlife, weather, and an unfamiliar environment can be scary or dangerous for your pet. Don’t allow your pet to chase any wild animal - it’s illegal and dangerous. Remember to clean up after your pet. Service animals are welcome, in the company of their handlers. Please keep service animals on a leash or harness during your visit.✓ parks.canada.ca/pn-np/nu/sirmilik/securite-safety/comportements-guidelines · 2026-10-10

Amid an expansive landscape of glaciers, valleys and red-rock hoodoo spires, nesting seabirds crowd the cliffs of Bylot Island, high above icy waters teeming with narwhal and beluga whales.

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