Fire Ban issued for Hay River Territorial Park

Due to high fire danger, an open fire ban is in effect for Hay River Territorial Park. NWT Fire enforces the ban, which is effective immediately and will remain until July 30, 2024.

Camp stoves, enclosed barbecues, and propane-fueled cooking and heating devices are allowed in NWT Parks. However, they must be placed within regulation fire pits and should not emit a flame more than 0.5 meters in diameter and 0.5 meters in height.

Information about fire bans in territorial parks is available on the NWT Parks website under Fire Restrictions at NWT Parks.

Also, follow NWT Parks on Facebook (fb.com/nwtparks) for updates.

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