Provincial Parks Information - Tourism Saskatchewan

Provincial Parks Information – June 26 to July 2, 2008 

Anglin/Emma 

Camping Activity: Anglin – group and non-electric at Anderson Pt still available; Emma 

(Murray Point) Non-electric still available 

Reserve-A-Site: Full for the long weekend 

Fishing Activity: 

Scheduled Park Programs: 

Special Events: 

Park Visitor Notices: 

• Roads to park in poor condition 

Park Attractions & Points of Interest: 

Contacts: Gwen Collee/Odette Lloyd – 306-982-4741 

Blackstrap 

Camping Activity: Electrified – Full; Non-electrified – heavy; overflow - still available 

Reserve-A-Site: not available 

Fishing Activity: Fair 




Contact: Brian Dressler – 306-933-7972 

Buffalo Pound 

Camping Activity: Very Heavy - Electrified; Non-electrified and overflow still available 




• Swimming lessons from July 7 – Aug 1 at the pool. Registration is held up to and including 

the Sunday prior to the week of lessons. Register at the pool during regular pool hours 

(10AM –6PM) or call 306-694-3329. The costs of a one week session is $25 per child, per 

class. 

Friday: 

• Animal Tracks – 1pm – Elmview Day Use Area 

• Healthy by Nature Group Games – 3pm – Elmview 

Saturday: 

• Sand Castle Building Contest – judging at 1pm – Elmview Beach 

• Canada Day Geocache Challenge – 1pm – Elmview 

• Crafty Campers – 3pm – Elmview 

Sunday: 

• Sunday Morning Mania – games, stories, art – 9am – Maple Vale Store 

• Canada Day Geocache Challenge 

Monday: 

• Animal Tracks – 1pm – Elmview 

• Critter Dipping – 3pm – Elmview 


Friday, June 27

Friday Movie Night 

Bring a lawn chair and come enjoy an outdoor showing of Madagascar. 

8:30 PM @ Maple Vale Store 

Saturday, June 28 

Street Culture Project Face Painting 

Colourful and creative face painting by the Street Culture group. 

1:00-3:00 PM @ Elmview Day Use Area 

Bob King and Family Concert 

A family oriented concert performed by entertainer Bob King. 

7:30 @ Maple Vale Store 

Tuesday, July 1 

Canada Day Scavenger Hunt 

Drop in any time 10am – 12pm @ Elmview Day Use Area 

Free Birthday Cake - 

Celebrate Canada’s birthday with some cake 

2:00 PM @ Elmview Day Use Area 


• Tick season 


Contact: Sara Smith – 306-694-3397 

Candle Lake 

Camping Activity: Heavy 

Reserve-A-Site: Heavy 

Fishing Activity: Excellent - catching Pike and Pickerel 


Smokey Bear will be out and about in the Campgrounds July 1 st . Saskatchewan Express 2008 

Saskatchewan Parks Tour will be at Candle Lake Provincial Park Saturday, July 12 th at 7:00 PM. 

Smokey Bear will also be in attendance. 


• Canada Day Parade – 11 AM, Smokey Bear, activities all day, ending with fireworks at dusk 

at Waskateena on July 1 st 

• Christmas in July Craft Show and Sale, Rec. Hall on July 5 th , 10 AM to 5 PM 

• Also on July 5 th Pancake Breakfast, Food Booths, Crafts, Kids Face Painting 

• Saskatchewan Express, Saturday, July 12 at 7 PM 


• It is finally getting warmer, and with the warmer weather, those nasty mosquitoes, horse flies and 

blackflies are out in full force. So if you are venturing out to Candle Lake, make sure you have 

bug spray with you. Baby deer are now out and about – so please be careful when driving, as 

they follow the mother deer wherever she goes. If venturing out on the lake, bring a warm jacket 

as it gets very cool towards evening. 


- July 1st - Canada Day Parade - 11:00 AM, activities all day, Smokey Bear, and then Fireworks at 

dusk at Waskateena 

- Christmas in July - Craft Show & Sale at the Rec Hall

- Saturday, July 5th 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday July 6th, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM 

(also Pancake Breakfast, Food Booths, Indoor & Outdoor Booths, Quality Crafters, Kids Face 

Painting) 

July 12th - Candle Lake Art Club Show & Sale - 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM - Senior's Hall – Silver 

Collection 

July 12th - Candle Lake Senior's Quilters Club Show - 1:00 to 4:00 PM - Candle Lake Hall - 

Admission $4.00 - includes coffee & dessert - they also have beautiful quilts. 

New places to try in Candle Lake: 

Fisher Creek Store - under new management - they have an Italian Expresso Machine, music on 

the deck, burgers, fries, etc. 

New Clothing Store - Mica's (beside car wash) 

A Daisy a Day - more shoes, purses and clothes this year, and lots of other interesting good stuff 

(jewelry, crafts, etc.) 

Contact: Shirley Bantle – 306-929-8400 

Chitek Lake 

Camping Activity: Moderate/Heavy 

Reserve-A-Site: N/A 


Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch in Chitek Lake. 15 surrounding lakes within short driving distance 

with fishing as well as picnicking and camping opportunities. Species that can be caught in the 

surrounding area include: Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch, Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout, Lake Trout, 

and Splake. 





• New ATV trail and bridge leads through the provincial forest 

Contact: Keith Hainsel – 306-984-2343 

Crooked Lake 


Reserve-A-Site: Moderate/Heavy 

Fishing Activity: Good 



Green Campsite Display – Saturday, July 5, 1- 4 PM. This model campsite gives an interesting 

and interactive demonstration about being more eco-friendly while you camp. Stop by the 

campsite, ask questions and test the green technology. Located in the picnic area beside the 

beach. 

Contact (306) 577-2615 for further details. 



Swimming, fishing and boating are popular pastimes in this small and quiet family park. There is a 

boat launch and fish filleting shelter close to the beach. Hikers, cyclists and horseback riders can 

access the Trans Canada Trail that runs right through the valley and into the mixed prairie 

grassland beyond. The large, day-use area of the park, meanwhile, features a large irrigated lawn,

a creative playground, as well as picnic areas with barbecues under a canopy of Green Ash and 

Poplar right by the lake 

Just three KM from the park, the Last Oak Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole, fully irrigated grass 

green facility with a pro shop, restaurant and lounge. There are resorts with cabin rentals two KM east 

and west of the park. Together they offer groceries, gas, mini-golf, laundry facilities, an arcade, and a 

flea market every Sunday from June to the Labour Day weekend. 

Contact: Sarah Schafer – 306-577-2615 

Cypress Hills 

Camping Activity: Heavy – electrified sites almost full 



Brook and Rainbow trout in Loch Leven Lake. Water conditions are good. 


July 21-Family leisure pod opens 


• Nashville Country Singer Larry Jaster – all shows at the Amphitheatre 

- Friday, June 27 – 7:30 PM 

- Saturday, June 28 – 7: 30 PM 

- Sunday, June 29 – 10:30 AM 

• Saskatchewan Express, Sunday, July 20 at 3 PM 



• Beautiful panoramic views from Bald Butte and Lookout Point 

• Several species of wildflowers blooming along hiking trail 

• Fort Walsh National Historic Site – 306-662-3590 

• T-Rex Discovery Centre – 306-295-4009 

Contact: Nick Paquin – 306-857-5507 

Danielson 

Camping Activity: Electric sites - full; Non-electric – heavy; Overflow still available 

Reserve-A-Site: Full 






• Gardiner Dam Visitor Centre open daily from 9 am – 5 pm 

Contacts: Julie Dukat/Joel Perry – 306-857-5507 

Douglas 

Camping Activity: Electrified Sites – full; Non-electrified – near full; overflow still available 




• Nature Nuts – ages 6 – 12 – Friday and Saturday – 10 am – meet at beach picnic shelter 

• Healthy in Nature – Thursday, 9 am – weekly hike on different trails every week 

Special Events:

• June 30 - Nature Hike with Trevor Herriot – Sunset Trail at 9 am 

• July 1 – Canada Day Celebrations – Beach Picnic Shelter – 1 pm – join us for cake, face 

painting and games 



• Dunes Nature Centre – open daily from 9 am – 5 pm, located across the highway from the 

campground 

• Fireworks – Elbow – July 1 st at dusk 

Contacts: Julie Dukat/Joel Perry – 306-857-5507 

Duck Mountain 




There are three lakes located in Duck Mountain that are great for fishing: Madge Lake, Batka Lake, 

and Jackfish Lake. Both Madge and Batka have Walleye, Northern Pike, and Yellow Perch. 

Jackfish only has Perch. Jackfish Lake does not allow motorized boats. 


June 27: 9:00 PM: Adventures of the Night 

Come and explore the mysteries of the forest night with us and learn about nocturnal animals and 

their senses!! This is a quite and relaxing hike for all ages. Meet at the Boreal Forest Trailhead 

June 28: 7:00 PM: Smokey Bear 

He is here again!! Meet Smokey Bear and learn about safe fire practices. 

Come down to the amphitheater across from Pickerel Point Store to meet Smokey. 

June 29: 9:30 PM: Movie in the Park 

Ever wanted to watch a movie under the stars? Well now you can! Bring some munchies and a 

blanket, there is seating available. The movie will be at the Amphitheater across from the Pickerel 

Point Store and Concession. 

June 30: 10:00 AM: Crafty Campers 

Try a variety of nature crafts with your interpreters. 

Meet at the Amphitheater across from the Pickerel Point Store and Concession. 

July 1: All Events on Ministik Beach 

11:00 AM –1:00 PM: Sand Sculpture Contest 

1:00 PM – Sand Sculpture Prizes 

2:00 – 4:00 PM: Street Culture Project Face Painters 

4:00 PM: Singing of O’ Canada and Cake 

1:00-9:00 PM – Hot Dog Roast 

10:00 PM – Fireworks 

July 4: 2:00 PM: Crafty Campers 

Try a variety of nature crafts with your interpreters. 

Meet at the Amphitheater across from the Pickerel Point Store and Concession. 

July 4: 9:30 PM: Movie in the Park

Ever wanted to watch a movie under the stars??? Well now you can!!! Bring some munchies and a 

blanket, there is seating available. The movie will be at the Amphitheater across from the Pickerel 


July 5: 1:00-4:00 PM: Red Cross Water Safety 

Come down to Ministik Beach and have fun with the Red Cross team and learn how to be safe in 

the water. 

July 5: 7:00 PM: Campfire 

Good old campfires with a twist. Explore life through the eyes of a bear or sit and tell scary stories. 

Make sure you bring a cup for hot chocolate and sticks to roast marshmallows. Come to the 

campfire area in front of the Amphitheater. 

July 6: 7:00 pm: CO Talk 

Meet Michael, Jeff, Celeste, and Stephen, the Conservation Officer’s and Park Ranger’s and learn 

about the natural resources of Duck Mountain. Meet at the Amphitheater across from the Pickerel 



• Saskatchewan Express, Tuesday, July 15 at 7 PM 



• June 28: 7:00 PM: Smokey Bear 

• July 1: 10:00 PM: fireworks on Ministik Beach 

• July 5: 1:00-4:00 PM: Red Cross Water Safety 

• Madge Lake Golf Resort 

• Duck Mountain Lodge 

• Pickerel Point Boat Rentals, Store and Concession 

• Madge Lake Riding Stables 

• Fore Fun Mini Golf 

Contact: Amber McLean – 306-542-5516 

Echo Valley 





Summer Programs start Friday, June 27 th 

Friday, June 27 th – Jr. Naturalist 2-3 PM 

Saturday, June 28 th – Seine Netting 2-3 PM Canoeing 7-8:30 PM 

Sunday, June 29 th – Canada Day Craft 2-3 PM 

Monday, June 30 th – Spruce Krew ECO-Scavenger Hunt 2-3 PM 

Tuesday, July 1 st – Canada Day Carnival 2-3:30 PM Races 3:30 PM



• Water rising on Pasqua and Echo Lakes but still too low for launching boats 

• Low water levels, one dock in on Echo Lake, but none in on Pasqua Lake 


• New service centre in the upper campground 

• Four caches in park with GPS units available to borrow from the Upper Entry Gate 

• Three km. Self guided nature trail 

July 1 st - Fort Qu’Appelle- Rotary Pancake Breakfast 7:30-10:00 at the Rexenter; 11:00 AM Parade 

down main street; 10:30 PM Fireworks in both Fort Qu’Appelle and at Katepwa 

Contact: Brittany Simmons – 306-332-3220 

Fort Carlton 

Camping Activity: Light 




• Highway 212 from Duck Lake in poor condition 


Contact: Allan Friesen – 306-467-5205 

Good Spirit Lake 





Visitor Programming begins Saturday June 28th 

• Sundays – Crafty Critters and Discover the Dunes (except July 13) 

• June 29 (Crafty Critters 2 PM, Fire Starting 7 PM) 

• June 30 (Ecoscavenger Hunt 10 AM, Pond Wonders 2 PM) 

• July 1 Events and programming 

• July 4 (Busy Beach Bums 2 PM) 

• Mondays – Junior Naturalist (except July 14 and 28) 

• Thursdays – Pond Wonders (except July 3 and 17) 


• Saskatchewan Express, Wednesday, July 16 at 7 PM 

• Frank Switzer “Sight, Sounds and Smells of Nature” hike – July 1 at 9:30 AM 

• Cake cutting – July 1 at noon 

• Family Treasure Hunt – July 1 at 2 PM 

• July 4 th -6 th Cruise the Spirit Car Show 

• July 5 th Mini Golf Tournament 10 AM – 4 PM 

July 5 th Movie Night (Lawn chair drive-in at dark) 



• Sand dunes 

• Hiking trails 

• Mini golf

• Campgrounds, boat launch, beach area with new beach building and playground, 

Balsam/poplar forest, beach, sand dunes, shallow swimming lake, hiking trails, Manitou 

Concession open for the season (hours 10 AM - 8 PM) Mini Golf open for the season (Mon- 

Fri 12-8 PM, Sat/Sun/Stat 10 AM - 8 PM) 

• Good Spirit Market (Mon-Sat 7 AM -11 PM, Sun 9 AM-9 PM) 

• Good Spirit Golf (Golf Course 8 AM-6:30 PM weekdays, 7 AM-6:30 PM weekends) Restaurant 8 

AM-8 PM daily 

Contact: Sara Robichaud – 306-792-4750 

Greenwater Lake 

Camping Activity: Electrified – very heavy; Non-Electrified- heavy; plenty of overflow also 

available 





• Smokey Bear, June 28, Rec. Hall at 3 PM 

• June 29th- Geocaching at Marina Bridge; 2 PM 

• June 30th- Walden the Wacky Wizard at the Beach; 2-3:45 PM 

o Canada Trivia Trail at the Camp Ground Office (on until the 1st!); all day 

• July 1st- Pancake Breakfast at the Beach Café; 8:00-11:00 AM 

o Flag Raising and Singing “Oh Canada” at the administration office with free cup 

cakes; 1:00 PM 

o Sand Sculpture Contest at Beach Front; 1:30-3:00 PM 

o Come to the beach and get your face painted; 3:00-5:00 PM 

o Canada Trivia Trail at the Camp Ground Office; all day 

• July 2nd- Fun at the Beach 2:00 PM 

• Saskatchewan Express, Monday, July 14 at 7 PM 

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Contacts: Shannon Murch/Margaret Shuya – 306-278-3515 

Lac La Ronge 

Camping Activity: Moderate 







Contact: Natasha Mirreman – 306-787-425-4245 

Makwa Lake 

Camping Activity: Electrified—Full; Non-electrified – full; Some overflow still available 


Fishing Activity: Good, Walleye 

Scheduled Park Programs:


Park Visitor Notices: Healthy mosquito population 


Contact: John Luker – 306-837-2410 

Meadow Lake 





Regular summer programs begin on June 29 th . Sunday kick offs with an annual beach volleyball 

tournament at Kimball Lake at 1 PM. The tournament runs from 1 PM to 4 PM. Sign up your team 

at our Green Campsite. Also from 1 PM to 4 PM we will be having some free Kayak trials near the 

Kimball Lake boat launch. At 7 PM join us at Greig Lake for our special guest Smokey Bear. On 

June 30 th join us at Sandy Beach from 3 – 5 PM for some nature games, and try building your best 

sand castle. Also our green campsite will be set up, so feel free to come by and check it out. At 7 

PM still at Sandy Beach, join us in welcoming back Smokey Bear, as he and some special friends 

will do a presentation for you. July 1 st events will be held at Greig Lake. There will be birthday 

cake from 1-2 PM and then from 2 – 5 PM there will be a sandcastle building contest as well we 

will be playing some nature games. After the games are done we will be having our Canadian 

Trivia competition. At Greig Lake on Wednesday July 2 nd at 11 AM Mad Scientist 3pm Active in 

Nature, then at 7pm the Conservation Officers will be coming out and giving a talk about Bears. At 

Greig Lake on July 3 rd we will have Crafty Corner at 11 AM. A Nature movie at 1 PM and Star 

Performer at 3 PM. On July 4 th our events will be held at Kimball Lake. From 

3-6 PM there will be Nature games and Skulls and Scat. Followed at 7 PM by a sunset paddle to 

Little Raspberry Lake. Saturday July 5 th Weldon the Wacky Wizard will be in the park. At 3 PM 

Weldon will be at Murray Doell and at 7 PM Weldon will be at Kimball Lake. 


On Saturday July 5 th at 3 PM at Murray Doell and at 7pm at Kimball Lake we have a special 

performer. We have coming in Weldon the Wacky Wizard. On Monday July 7 th at 7 PM at Sandy 

beach, Tuesday July 8 th at Murray Doell, and Friday July 11 th at Kimball Lake, we have the 

conservation officers coming out to give a chat about Bear Aware. Then on Saturday July 12 th at 

11 AM at Murray Doell and 2 PM at Sandy Beach, we have the Safe Boating booth coming out to 

tell everyone how to boat safely. 

Swimming lessons will be happening again this year. To register just show up on the first day 

between 

8 AM and 10 AM. The dates are as follows: 

Kimball Lake: July 7 – 11 Greig Lake: July 21 - 25 

July 14 – 18 

July28–Aug1 

Pierce Lake: 

Lac Des Isles 

Sandy Beach: July 7 – 11 Northern Cross July 7 - 11 

July 14 – 18 July 14 - 18 

July 21 – 25 July 21 - 25 

July 28 – August 1 Murray Doell July 28 – August 1 

Please contact the Meadow Lake Aquatic Centre at 306-236-2686 for more information. 

Park Visitor Notices:

The mosquito’s and black flies are bad. There are bears out, so be careful when hiking on our 

hiking trails. For more information please feel free to contact any of the interpreters at 306-236- 

7617. 


Come check out our visitor centre located at Greig Lake. Our visitor Centre is full of useful 

information about the park. 

On July 1 st at M&M resort at Waterhen Lake, there will be a beach volleyball tournament held. It is 

a 3 on 3 tournament and the registration fee is $35. Contact M&M resort at 306-236-6718 for more 

information. 

Contacts: Nancy Carberry/Ernie Schwartz – 306-236-7680 

Moose Mountain 



Fishing Activity: N/A 


• Sport Equipment rental, organized games at the top of each hour 


Saturday June 28- 

• Pond critter “sing and see” at 2 PM and 3:30 PM 

• Moose Mountain Jeopardy at 4:30 PM 

• Located in recreation hall beside mini-golf 

Sunday June 29- Long weekend movie night (7 PM) 

• watch Bee Movie enjoy popcorn, drinks and a movie 

• Enter the animal track guessing game for great prizes 


Monday June 30- The great Canadian wiener roast and trivia challenge (5 PM) 

• Hot dogs and fascinating facts 

• Enter the Canadian trivia challenge for the chance to win prizes 


Tuesday July 1- Canada Day 

• Face Painting (12-2 PM) 

• Giant inflatable obstacle course (1-4 PM) 

• Model green campsite 

• Cannington Manor guessing game 

• Artist colony open house and more! 

• Canada Day cake and the singing of Oh Canada at 4:15 PM 

• Illusionist Jeff Richards will astound the crowd with his mowers of ESP, telekinesis and 

psychology illusion on the main stage at 5:00 PM 

• Everyone welcome 

• All July 1 st Activities located at the main beach 

• Saskatchewan Express, Thursday, July 17 at 7 PM 


Park Attractions & Points of Interest:

• Dominion day Olympics at Cannington Manor Provincial Park – Fun pioneer challenges and 

activities for the whole family, chance to win great prizes. Pack a picnic and make a day of 

it! 

• Visitor center open everyday 10 AM – 5 PM. Call – 306-577-2615 for more details 

Contacts: Sarah Schaefer – 306-577-2615 or Joan Adams – 306-577-2600 

Narrow Hills 


Reserve-A-Site: N/A 


It has been reported that a 9 lb Walleye was caught in Lower Fishing Lake this past week. Fishing 

has been fair to good in all surrounding lakes 



• Sunday June 29 will be the annual fireworks display at Lower Fishing Lake main beach. 

Fireworks will begin at dusk 

• Tuesday July 1 st everyone is welcome to join us for cake, coffee and juice at the camp hosts 

site number 35 in Lower Fishing Lake campground. 


Swimming lessons at Lower Fishing Lake have been cancelled this year. We apologize for any 

inconvenience. 


Contact: Tanya White – 306-426-2622 

Pike Lake 


Reserve-a-Site: Moderate/Full 

Fishing Activity: N/A 


• July 1 st - 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM Crafty Campers – Come and create some Canada Day themed 

crafts to celebrate the birth of our country. 

• 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Project Wild Games – Come participate in a variety of fun filled games. 

• 1:00 AM – 5:00 PM Self Guided Eco-Scavenger Hike- Come with your family or your friends and 

go on a self-guided eco-scavenger hike through the Gift of Green Nature Trail to learn about 

Canada. 

• July 2 nd - 2:00 PM- Nature Hike- Nature’s Garden- Come on a hike through the Gift of Green 

Nature trail and learn about all the edible plants of Pike Lake. 


• July 1 st - 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM there will be a Pancake Breakfast available at the Recreation 

Hall. The prices are as follows: 13 years and older- $4.00; 5-12 years $3.00; under 5 years- 

$1.00 

• July 1 st - 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Street Culture Project will be doing face painting between The 

Huddle and the beach.

• July 1 st - 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Kids on the Block will be performing a puppet show in the bowl 

area near the pool. 

• July 1 st - 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM Richard MacInnis will be having a solo acoustic performance in 

the bowl area near the pool. 

• July 1 st - 10:30 PM there will be fireworks held on the main beach organized by The Huddle, 

The Mini Golf, and Night Owl Cabins. 

• Saskatchewan Express, Sunday, July 13 at 3 PM 


• Poison ivy and ticks 


• Mini golf Course is located near the parking lot at Pike Lake. Every Saturday night at 10:30 

PM Glow Mini-Golfing will be available. 

• The Huddle Confectionary - providing hot and cold foods while also carrying out amenities for 

camping. 

• Irene’s Boat Rental 

• Gift of Green Nature Trail, 1.5 kms. 

• Swimming pool and waterslide are open from 12:30- 7:00 PM Monday –Friday and 10:30 – 

7:30 Saturday and Sunday. 

Contacts: Craig Banilevie/Adrianne Begg – 306-933-7973 

Rowan's Ravine 

Camping Activity: Electrified – very heavy; Non-electrified – heavy; overflow also available 





• Saskatchewan Express, Friday, July 18 at 7 PM 



Contact: Verna Lynn Gorrill – 306-725-5200 

Saskatchewan Landing 



Fishing Activity: Excellent: 

The river has risen over 12 feet within the past month and tree debris has been seen floating down 

the river. This debris has not posed a problem for boating, fishing, or swimming 


Thursday June 26 th and will continue throughout the summer until September 1 st . 

This weekend 

Thursday, June 26 th 

8 PM: Campfire!!! 

-Meet at Sagebrush Theater for some Bannock 

Friday, June 27 th

3 PM: Ridges and Ravines “Guided Hike” 

-Meet north of Bearpaw Campground by woodpile. 

5 PM: Story TIME!! At Sagebrush Theater 

-The Lorax Bring your Voices!! 

7:30 PM Movie Night 

-The movie Happy Feet will be shown at Sagebrush Theater. Movie is appropriate for all ages. 

Saturday, June 28 th 

4p PM: “Out N’ About” 

-Fun, Songs, and Games for ages 4-10 at the 

Sagebrush Theater 

7pm Junior Naturalist 

-An interpreter will tell you about how storms are made, and what to do when they come. Please 

come to Sagebrush Theater and join in the fun! 

Sunday, June 29 th 

11am: Crafty Camper 

-Join us at Sagebrush Theater to make a craft as well 

as learn about nature!!! 


• Saskatchewan Express, Saturday, July 19 at 7 PM 


• July 1 st is Canada Day!!! Come out to the Saskatchewan Landing for a Sandcastle 

Competition, face painting, and free cake and juice. Prizes will be given away for the best 

Canadian themed sandcastle as well as a prize for the largest sandcastle!!! Come to the 

Main Beach at 2 PM for the Sandcastle Competition!! Cake and juice to be served at the 

Sagebrush Theatre at 4 PM! 

• Ticks 

• The Clearwater Drive-in Theatre is open! “Iron Man” is playing Friday-Saturday-Sunday- 

Monday June 27-30 th . Please call (306) 375-2640 for more information 


• Geocaching program set up along 3 interpretive trails and main beach area with information 

and GPS units available for use at the Goodwin House 

Contacts: Chelsea Wicks/Tyler Pittman – 306-375-5525 

The Battlefords 




Scheduled Park Programs: Interpretative Centre is located in the Administration Office and is 

open 8am-5pm Monday-Friday. Self-guided displays, and reference books. Nature backpacks are 

available for sign out at the entry gate. 


• Music with Wayne Warren, June 28, main beach at 7 PM 

• Canada Celebrations include Smokey Bear, Saulteaux First Nation Singers and Dancers, 

Old Country, Mitch Daigneault, Mustang Ranch, Feedback, Sand Sculpture/Castle Building, 

Cannon Demonstration, Old Fashioned Games with Fort Battleford National Historic Site, 

Miniature Horse Carriage Rides, Face Painting and Tattoos 

• Campfire Program with Fort Battleford National Historic Site, July 3 and 10 on the main 

beach at 7 PM 

• Saskatchewan Express, Friday, July 11 on the main beach at 7 PM 

• Music with Wayne Warren, July 12 on the main beach at 7 PM



• Jackfish Lodge Golf and Conference Centre – first rate hotel accommodations with a fully 

licensed dining room, lounge and patio overlooking the lake situated right on a first class 18 

hole golf course 

• Beachside Store – basic camping sundries, food concession, giftware and ice cream 

available 

• Lake Shore Mini Golf – 18 hole mini golf – fun for all ages! 

• Large groomed beach area with picnic sites, beach volleyball nets, horseshoe pits and 

playground 

• Self-guided interpretive nature trail – Cacti and Cranberries Interpretive Trail, 1.1 km., 

located across the highway from the South Campground 

• Group Campsites for family reunions, weddings and company outings are available 

• Spectacular sunset views 

Contacts: Angela Heidel/Dawn McBain – 306-386-2212

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