Parker Bay is a coastal bay located in Nunavut, Canada, within the Queen Maud Gulf region. Its coordinates are approximately 68°48'N, 103°01'W, situated between Enterprise Point and Macready Point on Victoria Island. This is a remote, high-Arctic marine environment. The entrance to Parker Bay is encumbered with islets and shoals, presenting a significant navigational hazard for all vessels, including kayaks and canoes. The area is officially uncharted, which adds to the complexity of navigation. For paddlers seeking shelter, there is a possibility to hide from incoming ice from the southeast or south-southeast behind a small unnamed islet at approximately 68°50'N. The bay has historical significance related to Arctic exploration; in the 19th century, items like wooden poles from Admiralty vessels were reported washed up on its shores. The overall character for paddlers is one of extreme remoteness and exposure, requiring advanced skills for navigation in uncharted, obstacle-filled waters with potential ice hazards. There are no established access points, facilities, or amenities for paddlers, indicating a complete wilderness experience where all logistics must be self-supported.