Take a Moment in Sask Parks
Enjoy the outdoors in every season. With nine diverse ecoregions spanning over 100 provincial parks and recreation sites, there is always plenty of space to explore. Start planning your adventure today.
Looking to extend your trip outside of the parks? Discover more of the province with the help of Tourism Saskatchewan.
Reservation Launch Dates for the 2026 Camping Season
Reservations for the Saskatchewan Provincial Parks 2026 camping season are set to begin April 13 for seasonal campsites and April 14 to 17 for nightly campsites (including Camp-Easy yurts, backcountry camping, economy, equestrian, non-electric, electric, and full-service sites), swimming lessons, group campsites, and day-use facilities. Annual Park Entry Permits for the 2026-2027 season will be available for purchase online April 1. On the day nightly reservations begin, you can also book group camping, pavilions, picnic shelters, and recreation Halls for 2027 (2026 dates can be booked now). Reservations open at 7:00 a.m. CST each day.
- All Parks offering seasonal campsites
- Candle Lake
- Good Spirit Lake
- Lac La Ronge
- Meadow Lake
- Rowan's Ravine
- Saskatchewan Landing
- Blackstrap
- Bronson Forest
- Buffalo Pound
- Duck Mountain
- Moose Mountain
- Porcupine Hills
- Crooked Lake
- Cypress Hills
- Danielson
- Great Blue Heron
- Greenwater Lake
- The Battlefords
- Douglas
- Echo Valley
- Fort Carlton
- Makwa Lake
- Narrow Hills
- Pike Lake
Things To Do Near Regina
Just outside Regina, winter fun is closer than you think. At Echo Valley Provincial Park, lace up for Skate the Park, a unique skating trail that winds through snow-covered trees. After your skate, warm up in a wooden-barrel sauna or explore scenic snowshoe trails. Nearby at Rowan's Ravine, enjoy ice-fishing and crisp prairie views that make winter unforgettable.
