Blackstrap Provincial Park

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• Alex Moroz

  25 October 2017

  I've never camped in the Prairies, so this was definitely a new experience for me. I am usually used to lots of trees around lots, but here it was more bare. This is expected of the land we're in. Nevertheless, a really interesting park, situated right next to the river. You can hear the highway across the river so it was a bit noisy at times, but nothing too dreadful. The coyote howls at night are magical.

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• Brian F

  04 September 2017

  After traveling down one of the worst maintained roads I have ever seen, I paid $40 to stay in a campsite with no toilet paper, no soap, no shade and no real fire pit. I would have been better off staying in the Walmart parking lot.

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• Merv Richelhoff

  22 August 2017

  After years of having a bad reputation as a provincial park, the park has finally changed! There has been a lot of construction and improvements done throughout the park. This is truely a "hidden gem" worth visiting!

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• Richard Haubrich

  26 July 2017

  Great location for water sports on the lake - lots of boats and personal watercraft - campsites are nice - main beach has a newly appointed change room, washroom and shower facility

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• Andrew Loken

  01 July 2017

  Good and bad. It is hard to believe that the second closest provincial park and campground to Saskatoon is almost empty 1 day before the biggest camping weekend of the summer. Maybe it is partially due to the complete absence of stall, no useful signage or any posted maps and directions.
  We are at Sunset Ridge campground but we sure didn't find it with the help of the only maps available posted on their website or the signs along the park road that never did tell you where this campground is.
  These sites are pretty wide open with few trees and no privacy but peaceful because hardly anybody is here. Two of the closest water taps are non functional
  Bathrooms are modern and as clean as people leave them
  Lots of room for parking cars, trucks, boats or whatever at most sites.easy to park trailers because of the lack of trees.

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• Maureen Stang

  14 April 2017

  The campsites we stayed in were clean and maintained, but they lacked privacy and shelter because the trees were still young. The lake is great for boating, but it was a little green at the end of August.

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• Sudhir Suryavanshi

  17 January 2017

  What a lovely place in the middle of no where!! Enjoy

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• Aegisgfx

  07 October 2016

  The best place near Saskatoon to go for mountain bike riding, some easy trails and some very technical. Lots of climbing!

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• Noel Mushansky

  03 September 2016

  Horrible camping experience. No trees flat and boring. No privacy and no good for kids. Family's should avoid the rv camp sites. Very disappointed. We phoned and booked and we're lied to. They said great for kids and lots of trees . Really!!!

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• Brittany Otsig

  23 July 2016

  We were very disappointed with scum and weeds in the water at Kevin Misfeldt campground! We took our 4 grandchildren there hoping to have a wonderful experience, but they didn'tvwant to go into the water!! Quite honestly, I think the Saskatchewan Provincial Parks should be very embarrassed by this campground as it is not a good representation of the provincial park system. To make matters worse, we were advised to not drink the water for 24 hours!!! Not a good experience, and we will never come back to Blackstrap Provincial Park

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