Reviews of Sylvia Grinnell Park Pavilion (Park)

Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0, Canada

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REVIEWS OF Sylvia Grinnell Park Pavilion IN Iqaluit

Doug Bailey

I went to a 'Learn to' session that was very interesting. It was held inside the Pavillion with an elder who told stories about Inuit legends. They also served tea and cookies. I learned a lot about the history and culture of the Nunavut communities from this session and would recommend to anyone wanting to learn about the region.

Jonathan Gagné

Wayne Clarke

This park is easy to get around and absolutly breathtaking.

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Saila Qayaq

N0T Ryan

Itee Baines

Corey Maaskant

Jean-Francois Latour

Nice pavillion to have a gathering with a view!

MB M

Véronique Demers

Absolutely a beautiful park! Can't imagine how nice it would look in the summer, but it was absolutely surreal in the winter!

Corrina Tugak

Very beautiful

Vinnie Karetak

Did some nice work at the park.

Cedric Mayer

Kate Krueger

Such a beautiful park. A great view. Would be an amazing place for a picnic

Michael Fogan

Beautiful place, a must see if you come to Iqaluit

Victoria Coman

Beautiful Park - definitely a must see in Iqaluit You can hike all along the trail that runs along the river, go fishing, watch the waterfall and see the berries growing all over the hills in the summer months.

Fraser Turner

For a reasonable fee, Parks Nunavut will rent it out for a morning, afternoon, or the entire day. Powered by a generator, it's good to get there an hour before to turn on the oil space heater and let the place warm up. Kept clean and stocked with wood, it also has a wood stove and an outdoors firepit.