Reservations for summer campsites open for the season

Online reservations for summer campsites have opened for most parks for the season.

As of Wednesday morning, residents are now able to book campsites at any NWT park except Fred Henne Territorial Park.

That park will open up for bookings at 10:00 a.m. Thursday.

Bookings can be made at NWTParks.ca, according to a news release from the GNWT.

“The online system may be slow in the first few hours due to the high number of users,” warned the release.

They advise that to support faster reservation speeds, those trying to make bookings should not refresh their browsers.

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