This place is a natural park along the Saskatoon River. It is a beautiful forest with walking trails, places to sit and barbecue. But there are no public toilets.
Lovely fall colours No park fees after long weekend Great place for picnics!
Beautiful park, beach was had a bit of a problem with pebbles, but was well maintained. Our camping spot was well secluded between trees with little to any disturbance from neighbors, even on a busy Saturday. The little covariance shop was a tad understocked, but had friendly staff and 7/10 food if you don't feel like cooking lol overall a great weekend and plan on going again!
Very well maintained Provincial Park. Great facilities, bathrooms. Great Beach. Wasn't very many insects when we were there but then again there was lots of wind I'm not sure if that's normal for that area
A great park. Site 254 is great. Very shady. Lots of privacy. Very clean. Good little store. Shower house is good. Firewood area could use some work. Stacking the lumber would help a lot. Its just thrown into piles.
Great provincial park, nice location, and good amenities. The Saskatchewan Parks service hasn't kept up some of its best features, needs to see investment in sites and roads.
I always love coming out here in the summer. Lots of fun things to do. I especially love the glow golfing, and canoe rentals. The campsites are very nice and well maintained as well.
Great campground. Lots of campsites, picnic areas, and green park space. Lake is very weeding if you plan on swimming though. Great for boating. The park grounds are well kept. Did pick up quite a bit of small garbage in the site. (bottle caps, pieces of string, candy wrappers). Not much for a store. Mostly just good for ice cream and ice. Excellent little boat/water toy rental hut. Very reasonably priced.
We have camped here for a couple summers in a row now. They have great camp sites, good beaches (a bit weedy) and lots to do with hiking, fishing, biking and mini golf. We'll come again!
Beautiful campground with mature trees and services you'd expect from a provincial campground. One of the most challenging 18 hole golf courses which also has a top notch restaurant, many playgrounds, beach, boat launch, huge lawns for whatever you want to do, showers with laundromats which are always kept clean. There are also several hiking trails. Firewood and septic dumps included in your camping fees.