Recent Reports & Visits
Latest lake visits and condition reports across Saskatchewan.
There was a Reddit post about discoloured water, dead fish, etc on the lake. Check out the link for the discussion and photos over there. The thread mentioned the area between Nickorick to Bonne Madone.
Update for July 21:
On July 21, Saskatchewan Public Health conducted site visits and tested for algae blooms at three locations on Wakaw Lake: Regional Park Beach, Poplar Beach, and Hoodoo Beach. No algae blooms were identified at these locations. However, these results do not confirm the absence of algae blooms throughout the entire lake, as conditions can vary between different areas.
Saskatchewan Public Health has advised that residents with concerns may contact them directly at 306-232-9645. Based on the information provided, they will assess whether additional investigation or testing may be warranted. Please note that response times may be delayed, and it could take 24 to 48 hours to receive a reply.
Regarding reports of dead fish, they advised the following:
Fish kills can occur naturally and are relatively common in Saskatchewan lakes.
The presence of dead fish does not automatically indicate a harmful algae bloom.
Further assessment is required before determining if there is any connection between fish mortality and algae.
New concrete pads have been installed at the Wapiti Marina. Check link for photos.
Water advisory removed for Stoney Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 4:31 PM. Sample date: Jul 21, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Humboldt Lake | Geomean: 1.32 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for St. Brieux Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 7:55 PM. Sample date: Jul 20, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: St. Brieux Lake | Park: St. Brieux Regional Park | Geomean: 1 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Main Beach Area. First observed: Jul 20, 2026 4:49 PM. Sample date: Jul 20, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 134.27 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for Palliser Regional Park Beach. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:49 PM. Sample date: Jul 20, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Lake Diefenbaker | Park: Palliser Regional Park | Geomean: 17.08 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for Kedleston Beach. First observed: Jul 10, 2026 4:01 PM. Sample date: Jul 17, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Geomean: 13.2 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for Regina Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 7:43 PM. Sample date: Jul 16, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Geomean: 108.11 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Annie Laurie Beach. First observed: Jul 16, 2026 6:11 PM. Sample date: Jul 16, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Annie Laurie Lake | E. coli exceedance: 2 | Geomean: 159.66 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for Moose Mountain Prov Park Beach. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:36 PM. Sample date: Jul 16, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Kenosee Lake | Park: Moose Mountain Provincial Park | Geomean: 1.48 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory removed for Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Main Beach Area. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:31 PM. Sample date: Jul 15, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park | Geomean: 24.26 | Microcystin: 2.5
Water advisory added for St. Brieux Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 7:55 PM. Sample date: Jul 14, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: St. Brieux Lake | Park: St. Brieux Regional Park | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 63.95 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Regina Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 7:43 PM. Sample date: Jul 14, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | E. coli exceedance: 3 | Geomean: 254.6 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Stoney Beach. First observed: Jul 14, 2026 4:31 PM. Sample date: Jul 14, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Humboldt Lake | Geomean: 1.38 | Microcystin: 14
Water advisory added for Palliser Regional Park Beach. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:49 PM. Sample date: Jul 13, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Lake Diefenbaker | Park: Palliser Regional Park | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 166.85 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Moose Mountain Prov Park Beach. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:36 PM. Sample date: Jul 13, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Kenosee Lake | Park: Moose Mountain Provincial Park | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 9.9 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Main Beach Area. First observed: Jul 13, 2026 4:31 PM. Sample date: Jul 13, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park | E. coli exceedance: 2 | Geomean: 82.07 | Microcystin: <0.2
Water advisory added for Etter's Beach. First observed: Jul 10, 2026 6:03 PM. Sample date: Jul 10, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Etter's Beach Recreation Site | Geomean: 3.99 | Microcystin: 158.2
Water advisory added for Kedleston Beach. First observed: Jul 10, 2026 4:01 PM. Sample date: Jul 10, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 172.78 | Microcystin: 2.5
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.
Water advisory removed for Leroy Leisureland Main Beach/Pool Area. First observed: Jun 30, 2026 7:03 PM. Sample date: Jul 7, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Geomean: 44.95 | Microcystin: <0.2
One dock has been removed at the Regional Park due to high water level.
Water advisory removed for Bells Beach. First observed: Jun 30, 2026 5:12 PM. Sample date: Jul 6, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Christopher Lake | Geomean: 7.86 | Microcystin: <0.2
My husband and I decided to try fishing here. We spent 5 hrs there and nothing. We tried various types of bait: worms, minnows, foam bait, even cheese. Winter kill maybe?
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.
Water advisory removed for Etter's Beach. First observed: Jun 26, 2026 4:55 PM. Sample date: Jul 3, 2026.
Status: Suitable | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Etter's Beach Recreation Site | Geomean: 76.64 | Microcystin: <0.2
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
Beautiful nights for kayaking and sunsets!!!
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.
Water advisory added for Leroy Leisureland Main Beach/Pool Area. First observed: Jun 30, 2026 7:03 PM. Sample date: Jun 30, 2026.
Status: Advisory | E. coli exceedance: 3 | Geomean: 191.55 | Microcystin: <0.2
Patterson Park swim raft is in the water!
Water advisory added for Bells Beach. First observed: Jun 30, 2026 5:12 PM. Sample date: Jun 30, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Christopher Lake | E. coli exceedance: 1 | Geomean: 97.44 | Microcystin: <0.2
Pond was restocked recently by the Sask Fish Hatchery.
Stopped to checkout the river near Prince Albert. Water is high and flowing fast. Lots of debris in the water.
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I stopped in at the Petrofka Bridge Boat Launch. Water is moving fast, and lots of debris/trees in the water.
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Cecil Ferry had been closed due to high water levels.
Water advisory added for Etter's Beach. First observed: Jun 26, 2026 4:55 PM. Sample date: Jun 26, 2026.
Status: Advisory | Lake: Last Mountain Lake | Park: Etter's Beach Recreation Site | E. coli exceedance: 5 | Geomean: 510.65 | Microcystin: <0.2
Part of Little Red River Park closed due to high water level on North Saskatchewan River and potential backup into the park.
The closure affects:
The Highway 55 entrance to Cosmo Lodge, including the lodge itself
The Knotty Pine Bistro
The WSA has issued a high water advisory for the Saskatchewan River. See linked article for more info.
The WSA has issued a high water advisory for the North Saskatchewan River. See linked article for more info.
North Battleford boat launch is closed effective June 25th until further notice.
Dock will not be installed at the north boat launch this year.
Highway 106 (Hanson Lake Road) has had paving completed!
The Wollaston Lake Barge is now open for the season!
Stopped in to check out the pond and take some photos on my way past.
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Stopped in at the Saskatchewan River Forks Rec. Site.
Water level is up 0.708m over the last week.
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High water levels and fast flow on the South Saskatchewan right now. The City of Saskatoon has temporarily closed the Poplar Bluffs Conservation Area, Fred Heal Canoe Launch, and Paradise Beach due to potential safety risks.
Been a few break ins at the compound in the Resort Village of Tobin Lake. See link for more.
The pond has been stocked with 200 fingerlings.
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
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Greenwater Lake Provincial Park2026 Summer Calendar
Moose Mountain Provincial Park Bulletin
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Moose Mountain Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Fort Carlton Provincial Park Bulletin
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Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
There is no cell phone connectivity or electricity in this park, therefore it is recommended that visitors plan their stay in advance. This includes purchasing entry, making reservations and updating reservations if required prior to arrival - it is recommended to do this by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca. Entry Permits can also be purchased at the main Porcupine Hills Provincial Park office located at 501 Prince Street in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. All changes and cancellations should be made in advance of arrival.
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Attention:
Planned highway construction will take place on Highway 4, starting approximately 0.36 km south of the access road to Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park and continuing north to the Town of Kyle. While construction will not occur within the park, traffic delays may occur at the Highway 4 and park access road intersection. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Narrow Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Narrow Hills Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Ispuchaw Campground Changes:
Sites have been renumbered and relocated throughout the Ispuchaw campground. Please review the site details prior to making a reservation to ensure the sites will accommodate your needs.
Visitor Centre:
The Visitor Centre at Narrow Hills Provincial Park will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Wildfire Recovery Efforts:
As part of our wildfire recovery efforts, select campsites in Narrow Hills Provincial Park including the Gem Lakes will be temporarily closed. We appreciate your understanding as this important work takes place.
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Meadow Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Meadow Lake Provincial Park. This advisory applies to all water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Candle Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Candle Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Narrow Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Narrow Hills Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Ispuchaw Campground Changes:
Sites have been renumbered and relocated throughout the Ispuchaw campground. Please review the site details prior to making a reservation to ensure the sites will accommodate your needs.
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Narrow Hills Provincial Park. This advisory applies to all water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. Potable water is available at the visitor centre at the outside tap.
Visitor Centre:
The Visitor Centre at Narrow Hills Provincial Park will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Wildfire Recovery Efforts:
As part of our wildfire recovery efforts, select campsites in Narrow Hills Provincial Park including the Gem Lakes will be temporarily closed. We appreciate your understanding as this important work takes place.
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
There is no cell phone connectivity or electricity in this park, therefore it is recommended that visitors plan their stay in advance. This includes purchasing entry, making reservations and updating reservations if required prior to arrival - it is recommended to do this by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca. Entry Permits can also be purchased at the main Porcupine Hills Provincial Park office located at 501 Prince Street in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. All changes and cancellations should be made in advance of arrival.
Fort Carlton Provincial Park Bulletin
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Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Bulletin
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Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Blackstrap Provincial Park Bulletin
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Blackstrap Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
There is no cell phone connectivity or electricity in this park, therefore it is recommended that visitors plan their stay in advance. This includes purchasing entry, making reservations and updating reservations if required prior to arrival - it is recommended to do this by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca. Entry Permits can also be purchased at the main Porcupine Hills Provincial Park office located at 501 Prince Street in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. All changes and cancellations should be made in advance of arrival.
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Attention:
Planned highway construction will take place on Highway 4, starting approximately 0.36 km south of the access road to Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park and continuing north to the Town of Kyle. While construction will not occur within the park, traffic delays may occur at the Highway 4 and park access road intersection. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Pike Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar :
Pike Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Pike Lake Provincial Park will be offered from July 6 to August 14, 2026.
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
ATTENTION :
Purchase Vehicle Entry ahead of time for all Anglin Lake campgrounds including Anderson Point, North Anglin, Spruce River and Tower Site campgrounds. Remember to purchase your vehicle entry online for all campgrounds located at Anglin Lake, as there is not a campground office on-site. Annual vehicle entry permits can be purchased in-person at the Murray Point Campground Office, Emma Lake (7 days per week) or the Park Administration Office, Christopher Lake (Monday to Friday).
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
There is no cell phone connectivity or electricity in this park, therefore it is recommended that visitors plan their stay in advance. This includes purchasing entry, making reservations and updating reservations if required prior to arrival - it is recommended to do this by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca. Entry Permits can also be purchased at the main Porcupine Hills Provincial Park office located at 501 Prince Street in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. All changes and cancellations should be made in advance of arrival.
Duck Mountain Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Duck Mountain Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Notice:
Beginning September 8, 2026, the Spruce campground service centre will be demolished and rebuilt and there may be an increase in noise levels in this area. Also select campsites and the service centre will be closed due to the construction work. During this time, visitors can access the service centre in the Poplar campground for showers or other washroom facilities in Spruce campground.
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park Bulletin
Entry Permits :
It is recommended visitors purchase vehicle entry permits prior to arriving at your campground as these entry permits are not sold at the campground offices located within the campgrounds. Daily and weekly entry permits can be purchased online at parks.saskatchewan.ca. Daily, weekly and annual entry permits can be purchased at the main Lac La Ronge Provincial Park office located at #11 La Ronge Road in Air Ronge (bottom floor of the Lac La Ronge Regional Visitor Centre).
Wadin Bay Closure:
Wadin Bay campground will be closed for the 2026 camping season due to wildfire damage restoration.
Douglas Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Douglas Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
ATTENTION:
Due to low water levels and uncertain conditions, the Douglas boat launch may not be suitable for regular use. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and use the Elbow Harbor Marina boat launch as an alternative.
Echo Valley Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Echo Valley Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park Bulletin
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Buffalo Pound Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Pool Information :
Swimming Lessons at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park will be offered from June 29 to August 7, 2026. Please be advised that the pool will be closed from August 31 to September 4, 2026. The pool will be closed effective September 8, 2026 (weather permitting).
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Notice:
Flooding is impacting areas across the park, resulting in limited to no access to several locations, including the dog park and beach. Conditions may change rapidly. Visitors are encouraged to check the Highway Hotline before travelling for current road conditions and plan their trip safely.
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Good Spirit Provincial Park. This advisory applies to all water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Bronson Forest Recreation Site Bulletin
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Bronson Forest Recreation Site. This advisory applies to all available water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Makwa Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
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Makwa Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Cypress Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
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Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park will be offered from June 29 to August 7, 2026.
Fort Carlton Provincial Park Bulletin
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Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Cypress Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
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Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Notice:
The Pine Hill campground and select sites throughout Meadows campground will be closed from June 8 to June 11, 2026 for weed remediation.
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park will be offered from June 29 to August 7, 2026.
Echo Valley Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Echo Valley Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park Bulletin
Entry Permits :
It is recommended visitors purchase vehicle entry permits prior to arriving at your campground as these entry permits are not sold at the campground offices located within the campgrounds. Daily and weekly entry permits can be purchased online at parks.saskatchewan.ca. Daily, weekly and annual entry permits can be purchased at the main Lac La Ronge Provincial Park office located at #11 La Ronge Road in Air Ronge (bottom floor of the Lac La Ronge Regional Visitor Centre).
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Lac La Ronge Provincial Park in the Nemeiben and Nut Point campgrounds. This advisory applies to any water sources within these campgrounds. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. Affected visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Wadin Bay Closure:
Wadin Bay campground will be closed for the 2026 camping season due to wildfire damage restoration.
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
There is no cell phone connectivity or electricity in this park, therefore it is recommended that visitors plan their stay in advance. This includes purchasing entry, making reservations and updating reservations if required prior to arrival - it is recommended to do this by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca. Entry Permits can also be purchased at the main Porcupine Hills Provincial Park office located at 501 Prince Street in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. All changes and cancellations should be made in advance of arrival.
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park Bulletin
Entry Permits :
It is recommended visitors purchase vehicle entry permits prior to arriving at your campground as these entry permits are not sold at the campground offices located within the campgrounds. Daily and weekly entry permits can be purchased online at parks.saskatchewan.ca. Daily, weekly and annual entry permits can be purchased at the main Lac La Ronge Provincial Park office located at #11 La Ronge Road in Air Ronge (bottom floor of the Lac La Ronge Regional Visitor Centre).
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Lac La Ronge Provincial Park in the Nemeiben and Nut Point campgrounds. This advisory applies to any water sources within these campgrounds. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. Affected visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Wadin Bay Closure:
Wadin Bay campground will be closed for the 2026 camping season due to wildfire damage restoration.
Makwa Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Makwa Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park2026 Summer Calendar
Bronson Forest Recreation Site Bulletin
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Bronson Forest Recreation Site. This advisory applies to all available water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
The lake was stocked recently with rainbows, browns and splake according to a post by Rainbow Lodge.
Slide dock is in at the regional park.
Pike Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar :
Pike Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Pike Lake Provincial Park will be offered from July 6 to August 14, 2026.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Pool Information :
Swimming Lessons at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park will be offered from June 29 to August 7, 2026. Please be advised that the pool will be closed from August 31 to September 4, 2026. The pool will be closed effective September 8, 2026 (weather permitting).
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Notice:
Flooding is impacting areas across the park, resulting in limited to no access to several locations, including the dog park and beach. Conditions may change rapidly. Visitors are encouraged to check the Highway Hotline before travelling for current road conditions and plan their trip safely.
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Good Spirit Provincial Park. This advisory applies to all water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Bulletin
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Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Pike Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
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Pike Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Pike Lake Provincial Park will be offered from July 6 to August 14, 2026.
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Attention:
Planned highway construction will take place on Highway 4, starting approximately 0.36 km south of the access road to Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park and continuing north to the Town of Kyle. While construction will not occur within the park, traffic delays may occur at the Highway 4 and park access road intersection. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Pond was stocked last week it looks like!
The Water Security Agency (WSA) has announced a significant increase in outflows from Gardiner Dam at Lake Diefenbaker and will begin operating spillway gates to release additional water from Lake Diefenbaker in response to recent heavy precipitation in Alberta and rising inflows into the reservoir.
Starting June 7, outflows are expected to increase from approximately 280 m³/s to around 700 m³/s. Peak releases are anticipated around June 11, followed by a gradual reduction over the following week.
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Attention:
Planned highway construction will take place on Highway 4, starting approximately 0.36 km south of the access road to Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park and continuing north to the Town of Kyle. While construction will not occur within the park, traffic delays may occur at the Highway 4 and park access road intersection. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
Echo Valley Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Echo Valley Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
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Greenwater Lake Provincial Park2026 Summer Calendar
Pike Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar :
Pike Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
Swimming Lesson Dates :
Swimming Lessons at Pike Lake Provincial Park will be offered from July 6 to August 14, 2026.
Douglas Provincial Park Bulletin
2026 Summer Calendar:
Douglas Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar
ATTENTION:
Due to low water levels and uncertain conditions, the Douglas boat launch may not be suitable for regular use. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and use the Elbow Harbor Marina boat launch as an alternative.
Bronson Forest Recreation Site Bulletin
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Bronson Forest Recreation Site. This advisory applies to all available water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Douglas Provincial Park Bulletin
ATTENTION:
Due to low water levels and uncertain conditions, the Douglas boat launch may not be suitable for regular use. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and use the Elbow Harbor Marina boat launch as an alternative.
Bronson Forest Recreation Site Bulletin
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Bronson Forest Recreation Site. This advisory applies to all available water sources within the park. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. There are no potable water sources available, so visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Pretty hard to access to the rec. site, road/trail was in ok shape.
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First time I've ever been in here. Cute little lake, would be a nice spot to checkout when Dore is rough.
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Stopped in at Dore Lake to setup a camera, and check things out. Lots of boats heading up to the lake!
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Pond was stocked with Rainbow Trout.
The Battlefords Provincial Park Bulletin
Fire Ban Alert:
All open fires in the park are prohibited. Wood burning fires of any kind are not permitted. CSA approved self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits, barbecues, pressurized stoves and charcoal briquettes will be permitted for cooking and heating for the duration of this ban.
Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:
A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for The Battlefords Provincial Park in the Center campground. This advisory applies to any water sources within this campground. Any water used must be brought to a rolling boil for at least one minute prior to use. Affected visitors must bring sufficient potable water with them.
Fort Carlton Provincial Park Bulletin
Fire Ban Alert:
All open fires in the park are prohibited. Wood burning fires of any kind are not permitted. CSA approved self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits, barbecues, pressurized stoves and charcoal briquettes will be permitted for cooking and heating for the duration of this ban.
Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Bulletin
Fire Ban Alert:
All open fires in the park are prohibited. Wood burning fires of any kind are not permitted. CSA approved self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits, barbecues, pressurized stoves and charcoal briquettes will be permitted for cooking and heating for the duration of this ban.
Makwa Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
Fire Ban Alert:
All open fires in the park are prohibited. Wood burning fires of any kind are not permitted. CSA approved self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits, barbecues, pressurized stoves and charcoal briquettes will be permitted for cooking and heating for the duration of this ban.
Crooked Lake Provincial Park Bulletin
Fire Ban Alert:
All open fires in the park are prohibited. Wood burning fires of any kind are not permitted. CSA approved self-contained portable gas heating devices and fire pits, barbecues, pressurized stoves and charcoal briquettes will be permitted for cooking and heating for the duration of this ban.
Note: the park is still doing construction around the Gem Lakes so they are not currently ready for public access
I visited the Gem's on May 21st and recorded some drone videos/photos from the area. This area was hit hard by the SHOE Fire last summer, and it looks very different. The trails and campsites are being rebuilt. It's a very different landscape from what it was before.
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In regards to the 2025 fires, the number of cabins on Nemeiben Lake lost to the fire was beyond several. The actual number was closer to 38 scattered cabins lost to fire. Some cabins managed to be saved, others were less fortunate. The cabins in the “hamlet” were saved by the efforts of the cabin owners who independently set and supported their own sprinkler systems.