Top 10 places by province to survive off the land in Canada

Banff National Park
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water from rivers and lakes, diverse plant life for foraging, and numerous natural shelters (caves, forest cover).
Jasper National Park
- Similar to Banff with rich natural resources and vast wilderness.
Kananaskis Country
- Close to major water sources, dense forests, and abundant wildlife.
Wood Buffalo National Park
- Largest national park in Canada with plentiful resources and fewer human disturbances.
Waterton Lakes National Park
- Combination of prairie, forest, and mountain ecosystems provides diverse survival resources.
Elk Island National Park
- Rich in wildlife and plant life, though smaller in size.
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
- Good water sources and dense forests.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- Varied terrain with good hunting and foraging opportunities.
Lesser Slave Lake
- Large water body for fishing and surrounding forest for shelter.
Cold Lake
- Similar to Lesser Slave Lake but with less forested area.

British Columbia

Great Bear Rainforest
- Extremely rich in biodiversity, abundant fresh water, and extensive forest cover.
Vancouver Island (northern regions)
- Rich marine and terrestrial resources, ample fresh water, and mild climate.
Glacier National Park
- Dense forests, fresh water sources, and high wildlife density.
Pacific Rim National Park
- Coastal resources, freshwater streams, and dense forests.
Yoho National Park
- Ample water from rivers and lakes, forest cover, and diverse wildlife.
Garibaldi Provincial Park
- Freshwater lakes, dense forests, and good wildlife presence.
Kootenay National Park
- Rich in natural resources with rivers, forests, and wildlife.
Mount Robson Provincial Park
- High water sources, dense forests, and abundant wildlife.
Strathcona Provincial Park
- Rich in fresh water, dense forests, and wildlife, though rugged terrain.
Okanagan Valley (remote areas)
- Rich agricultural land, water sources, and mild climate.

Manitoba

Whiteshell Provincial Park
- Abundant lakes and rivers, dense forests, and diverse wildlife.
Riding Mountain National Park
- Rich in wildlife, ample water sources, and varied terrain.
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
- Dense forests, fresh water, and diverse plant life.
Hecla-Grindstone Provincial Park
- Coastal resources from Lake Winnipeg, forest cover, and wildlife.
Nopiming Provincial Park
- Numerous lakes, dense forests, and abundant wildlife.
Grass River Provincial Park
- Freshwater rivers and lakes, forested areas, and wildlife.
Atikaki Provincial Park
- Remote wilderness with rivers, forests, and wildlife.
Spruce Woods Provincial Park
- Varied terrain with forest cover and water sources.
Birds Hill Provincial Park
- Proximity to water sources and forested areas.
Turtle Mountain Provincial Park
- Abundant lakes, forest cover, and wildlife.

New Brunswick

Fundy National Park
- Rich coastal and forest resources, abundant water, and diverse plant life.
Kouchibouguac National Park
- Coastal resources, fresh water sources, and dense forests.
Mount Carleton Provincial Park
- High freshwater availability, dense forests, and wildlife.
Miramichi River (remote areas)
- Abundant water, forest cover, and fishing opportunities.
Grand Manan Island
- Coastal and marine resources, fresh water sources.
Lepreau Falls
- Rich freshwater resources and forest cover.
Restigouche River (remote areas)
- Abundant water, dense forests, and fishing opportunities.
Saint Croix Highlands
- Forest cover, water sources, and wildlife.
Chiputneticook Lakes
- Freshwater resources, forest cover, and wildlife.
Acadian Peninsula (remote areas)
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and forest cover.

Newfoundland and Labrador

Gros Morne National Park
- Rich in natural resources, fresh water, and forest cover.
Torngat Mountains National Park
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water, and rugged terrain.
Terra Nova National Park
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and dense forests.
Avalon Peninsula (remote areas)
- Coastal and terrestrial resources, fresh water.
Bay of Exploits
- Rich marine resources, fresh water, and forest cover.
Northern Peninsula
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water, and forest cover.
Central Newfoundland (remote areas)
- Rich in forest and freshwater resources.
Labrador Coast
- Marine and terrestrial resources, fresh water.
Gander River
- Freshwater resources, forest cover, and wildlife.
Bonavista Peninsula (remote areas)
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and forest cover.

Nova Scotia

Cape Breton Highlands
- Rich in wildlife, fresh water, and forest cover.
Kejimkujik National Park
- Dense forests, freshwater lakes, and diverse wildlife.
South Shore (remote areas)
- Coastal and terrestrial resources, fresh water.
Cape Chignecto
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and forest cover.
Tobeatic Wilderness Area
- Abundant freshwater lakes and dense forests.
Bras d’Or Lake
- Rich marine and freshwater resources, forest cover.
Bay of Fundy (remote areas)
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and forest cover.
Guysborough County
- Rich in forest and freshwater resources.
Shelburne County (remote areas)
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and forest cover.
Annapolis Valley (remote areas)
- Rich agricultural land, fresh water, and mild climate.

Ontario

Algonquin Provincial Park
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water, and dense forests.
Quetico Provincial Park
- High water availability, dense forests, and wildlife.
Temagami
- Freshwater resources, forest cover, and abundant wildlife.
Pukaskwa National Park
- Coastal resources, fresh water, and dense forests.
Wabakimi Provincial Park
- Freshwater lakes and rivers, forest cover, and wildlife.
Killarney Provincial Park
- Rich in freshwater resources and forest cover.
Bruce Peninsula National Park
- Coastal and forest resources, fresh water.
Lake Superior Provincial Park
- Abundant freshwater resources, forest cover, and wildlife.
Missinaibi Provincial Park
- Freshwater rivers and lakes, forest cover.
Point Pelee National Park
- Rich terrestrial and freshwater resources, though smaller in size.

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island National Park
- Coastal and terrestrial resources, fresh water.
Greenwich
- Rich coastal resources and fresh water.
Points East Coastal Drive (remote areas)
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
Cabot Beach Provincial Park
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
Kings County (remote areas)
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
St. Peters Bay
- Rich marine and freshwater resources.
Wood Islands
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
North Cape Coastal Drive (remote areas)
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
West Point
- Coastal resources and fresh water.
Central Coastal Drive (remote areas)
- Coastal resources and fresh water.

Quebec

Gaspé Peninsula
- Coastal and forest resources, fresh water.
Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean
- Abundant freshwater resources, forest cover, and wildlife.
Charlevoix
- Rich in natural resources and fresh water.
Mont-Tremblant National Park
- Dense forests, fresh water, and wildlife.
La Mauricie National Park
- Freshwater lakes, dense forests, and abundant wildlife.
Abitibi-Témiscamingue
- Rich in freshwater resources and forest cover.
Northern Quebec (Nunavik)
- Remote wilderness with abundant natural resources.
Côte-Nord
- Coastal and forest resources, fresh water.
Estrie (Eastern Townships)
- Rich agricultural land, fresh water, and mild climate.
Outaouais
- Rich in forest and freshwater resources.

Saskatchewan

Prince Albert National Park
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water, and dense forests.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- Varied terrain with good hunting and foraging opportunities.
Meadow Lake Provincial Park
- Dense forests, fresh water, and wildlife.
Lake Athabasca
- Large water body for fishing and surrounding forest.
Grasslands National Park
- Varied terrain with fresh water sources and wildlife.
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
- Abundant freshwater lakes and dense forests.
Narrow Hills Provincial Park
- Rich in freshwater resources and forest cover.
Duck Mountain Provincial Park
- Fresh water, dense forests, and diverse plant life.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
- Fresh water and forested areas.
Qu’Appelle Valley
- Freshwater resources, forest cover, and wildlife.

This list considers the availability of food (wildlife and foraging), water sources (rivers, lakes), and natural shelter (forests, caves) to provide a comprehensive guide for surviving off the land in each province.

Banff National Park
- Abundant wildlife, fresh water from rivers and lakes, diverse plant life for foraging, and numerous natural shelters (caves, forest cover).
Jasper National Park
- Similar to Banff with rich natural resources and vast wilderness.
Kananaskis Country
- Close to major water sources, dense forests, and abundant wildlife.
Wood Buffalo National Park
- Largest national park in Canada with plentiful resources and fewer human disturbances.
Waterton Lakes National Park
- Combination of prairie, forest, and mountain ecosystems provides diverse survival resources.
Elk Island National Park
- Rich in wildlife and plant life, though smaller in size.
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park
- Good water sources and dense forests.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- Varied terrain with good hunting and foraging opportunities.
Lesser Slave Lake
- Large water body for fishing and surrounding forest for shelter.
Cold Lake
- Similar to Lesser Slave Lake but with less forested area.