There are nine national parks in Slovakia:
| Name | Slovak name | Photo | Location | Established | Area | OpenStreetMap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veľká Fatra National Park | Národný park Veľká Fatra | Veľká Fatra (Greater Fatra) Mountains | 2002 (1 April) | 7002403710000000000403.71 km2 (155.87 sq mi) | 38321635 List of national parks of Slovakia on OpenStreetMap | |
| Malá Fatra National Park | Národný park Malá Fatra | Malá Fatra (Lesser Fatra) Mountains | 1988 (1 April) | 7002226300000000000226.3 km2 (87.4 sq mi) | 38321646 List of national parks of Slovakia on OpenStreetMap | |
| Low Tatras National Park | Národný park Nízke Tatry | Low Tatras | 1978 | 7002728000000000000728 km2 (281 sq mi) | 38321670 List of national parks of Slovakia on OpenStreetMap | |
| Muránska planina National Park | Národný park Muránska planina | Muránska planina | 1998 (27 May) | 7002203180000000000203.18 km2 (78.45 sq mi) | ||
| Pieniny National Park | Pieninský národný park | Pieniny Mountains | 1967 (16 January) | 700137500000000000037.5 km2 (14.5 sq mi) | ||
| Poloniny National Park | Národný park Poloniny | Bukovské vrchy Mountains | 1997 (1 October) | 7002298050000000000298.05 km2 (115.08 sq mi) | ||
| Slovak Karst National Park | Národný park Slovenský kras | Slovak Karst | 2002 (1 March) | 7002346110000000000346.11 km2 (133.63 sq mi) | ||
| Slovak Paradise National Park | Národný park Slovenský raj | Slovak Paradise | 1988 (18 January) | 7002197630000000000197.63 km2 (76.31 sq mi) | 184473 | |
| Tatra National Park | Tatranský národný park | Tatra Mountains | 1949 (1 January) | 7002738000000000000738 km2 (285 sq mi) | 38321675 List of national parks of Slovakia on OpenStreetMap |
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