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Duck Mountain Provincial Park remains open and private businesses such as the Golf Course remain open for visitors. Due to flooding in and around the park, Damselfly and Fen trails are closed until further notice. Kamsack Marina and Madge Lake Developments Marina are closed, boat launches to be used at your own risk. Keep an eye on SaskParks FB Page for updates.

Due to flooding in and around Porcupine Hills Provincial Park, boat launches at Parr Hill, Pepaw, and Saganis lakes, as well as the Saganis Day Use Area, are closed until further notice. Keep an eye on SaskParks FB Page for updates.

Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park is open and operating as usual. Visitors can enjoy full access to all park amenities, including the beach, dog park, campsites and facilities. Water levels have reduced the size of the beach, however, there is still plenty of shoreline for visitors to enjoy. Keep an eye on SaskParks FB Page for updates.

One dock has been removed at the Regional Park due to high water level.

Boat launch is closed at Leslie Beach Regional Park until further notice. Keep an eye on their FB page for updates.

Containment Orders Issued After Invasive Mussel Larvae Detected in Lake of the Prairies. View the linked article for more info.

State of emergency declared for Leslie Beach Regional Park. Keep an eye on their FB page for updates.

Effective July 1, 2026 until further notice: Flooding is affecting parts of Duck Mountain Provincial Park and Kamsack areas, which may impact travel and access to and within the park. Visitors should check the Highway Hotline before travelling to stay informed about current road conditions at https://hotline.gov.sk.ca Keep an eye on the linked SaskParks page for updates.

Travel Not Recommended effective July 1 until further notice: Travel to Porcupine Hills Provincial Park is not recommended at this time due to flooding and multiple road closures. Visitors are encouraged to postpone travel and check the Highway Hotline before travelling to stay informed about current road conditions at https://hotline.gov.sk.ca Check out the linked SaskParks page for updates.

Meewasin posted this on FB: River Safety Advisory Due to increased flows on the South Saskatchewan River, river conditions have become hazardous, with higher water levels, faster-moving currents, and changing conditions. For your safety, please stay out of the river and avoid all recreational activities, including: • Boating • Canoeing and kayaking • Paddleboarding • Swimming • Floating • Fishing from the shoreline • Other water-based activities Please also avoid approaching the river's edge. Fast-moving water, unstable banks, and submerged hazards can create dangerous situations. Pet owners: Please keep pets leashed and away from the river and shoreline. Strong currents and unstable banks can pose serious risks to animals. To help protect visitors, the following Meewasin-administered beach access sites are temporarily closed: Poplar Bluffs Conservation Area Fred Heal Canoe Launch Paradise Beach Cranberry Flats Conservation Area and Chief Whitecap Park remain open; however, visitors are urged to exercise extreme caution near the river and follow all posted safety signage. The City will continue to closely monitor river conditions and flow rates. Updates and additional information will be posted on the City of Saskatoon Service Alerts webpage: saskatoon.ca/service-alerts

High water levels on the lake right now, launch is flooded at the campground.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) will begin operating the spillway at Gardiner Dam this week following significant rainfall across Alberta that has dramatically increased inflows into Lake Diefenbaker. Beginning July 2, outflows from Gardiner Dam will increase from approximately 270 cubic metres per second (m3/s) to 470 m3/s. On July 3, releases are expected to increase again to approximately 770 m3/s as spillway operations begin. Current plans call for spillway operations to continue until approximately July 25, after which outflows will gradually be reduced back to 270 m3/s. WSA notes that additional increases could become necessary if more rainfall occurs or inflows into Lake Diefenbaker continue to rise.

PUBLIC SAFETY NOTICE – Boat Launch & Fishing Area Closed Due to the recent heavy rainfall and rising water levels, the boat launch and public fishing area at Whitesand Regional Park are temporarily closed. The cement benches and docks are completely under water, making the area unsafe for public use. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we wait for water levels to recede. We will provide updates as soon as it is safe to reopen. Thank you for your cooperation and helping us keep everyone safe. – Whitesand Regional Park Management

State of emergency declared due to flooding in the RM of Good Lake.

Patterson Park swim raft is in the water!

Pond was restocked recently by the Sask Fish Hatchery.