North Thompson River Provincial Park, Provincial park at North Thompson River, British Columbia, Canada.

North Thompson River Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, located about 4.8 km southwest of Clearwater. The park lies in a valley at 410 metres above sea level, and the surrounding area is sparsely populated, with coniferous forest growing around it.

The sources give no founding date or creation story for North Thompson River Provincial Park; they record only that it is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada. It lies in the central part of the province, about 3,300 km west of Ottawa, at 410 m above sea level, with Clearwater 4.8 km to the northeast.

The park lies in the North Thompson valley about 4.8 km southwest of Clearwater, in a thinly populated area with fewer than two inhabitants per square kilometre. Coniferous forest grows in the surroundings, and the land rises to 410 m above sea level. The nearest larger settlement is Clearwater, northeast of the park.

The park lies in a valley at 410 m above sea level, 4.8 km southwest of Clearwater in central British Columbia. The surrounding area is nearly uninhabited, with fewer than two residents per square kilometre, and coniferous forest grows around the park.

The park lies at 410 metres above sea level in a valley, about 4.8 km southwest of Clearwater, in terrain the sources describe as varied. The surrounding area is nearly uninhabited, with fewer than two inhabitants per square kilometre, and mainly coniferous forest grows around the park.