Naikoon Provincial Park

Situated on Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) off the northern coast of British Columbia, Naikoon Provincial Park is a pristine and expansive natural haven. Open year-round, this park encompasses diverse ecosystems, including coastal rainforests, expansive sandy beaches, and wetlands. Visitors to Naikoon Provincial Park can explore a network of hiking trails that wind through lush forests, providing opportunities to witness rich biodiversity, including various bird species. Agate Beach, within the park, is famous for its unique agate stones and offers a tranquil coastal experience. The park is also renowned for its cultural significance to the Haida Nation, with ancient Haida village sites scattered throughout the area. Naikoon Provincial Park provides a year-round escape for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, beachcombing, and a chance to connect with the natural and cultural heritage of Haida Gwaii.

This is the only park listed in Haida Gwaii North. You will find the exact location of Naikoon Provincial Park on the map above.