Happy Valley Territorial Park — Attraction in Inuvik

I am not from land of maple. So this review will have no bias. From where I come we have much cold winters and much cold summers, my wife last year was killed by a gobi bear trying to save my child from harsh flood that destroyed my village and compered to valley happy it was far more happy, happy valley is so not the happy that you will want the gobi bear to kill you and your child next time. Never come to valley park happy the workers at park are pure evil, while I try to claim kill on local large deer heard they spray magic pain spray at me so I miss my shot, if you ever visit workers are very weak with small baby muscles they have large fur cloth to make fake muscle. Valley of happy is more like Happy not valley of, many...

A clean place to stay. I wouldn't agree that it's secure, since the fence does not enclose the place, only blocks the view from the tent decks. In fact there is a worn foot path into the campground going right around the fence and past all the tent deck sites. But they do secure the place by locking all the bathrooms, laundry, and showers after 9ish. So that's very convenient to track down the one person working there just to use the john. At least she was usually nearby the bathrooms working on them most of the time we were there. Still, a pretty location right on the water, and in town. A baby bald eagle landed on a telephone pole right over our tents in...

Stayed here for 2 nights in June 2024 in site 1 with a truck camper. Had no issues with theft or suspicious people around the campground. Obviously not as quiet and not in nature as compared to Jak campground just outside Inuvik but very convenient to be close to everything in Inuvik. Walking distance to everything. Excellent shower facilities as well as washer & dryer. I would stay here again. I did stay mid week though, so not sure if the dynamic changes on weekends when locals come out to enjoy the campground. 24hr security in the campground office. The sani dump and water fill (potable water) is free for public use even if you don’t stay at...