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<h2>Makwa Lake Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Makwa Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p>

<h2>Porcupine Hills Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:</h3> <p>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.</p>

<h2>Blackstrap Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Blackstrap Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Blackstrap 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.</p>

<h2>Great Blue Heron Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Great Blue Heron Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>ATTENTION :</h3> <p>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).</p>

<h2>Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Notice:</h3> <p>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.</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>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.</p>

<h2>Cypress Hills Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Notice:</h3> <p>The Pine Hill campground and select sites throughout Meadows campground will be closed from June 8 to June 11, 2026 for weed remediation.</p> <h3>Swimming Lesson Dates :</h3> <p>Swimming Lessons at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park will be offered from June 29 to August 7, 2026.</p>

<h2>Moose Mountain Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar :</h3> <p>Moose Mountain Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p>

<h2>Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar :</h3> <p>Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p>

<h2>Meadow Lake Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Meadow Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>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.</p>

<h2>Pike Lake Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar :</h3> <p>Pike Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Swimming Lesson Dates :</h3> <p>Swimming Lessons at Pike Lake Provincial Park will be offered from July 6 to August 14, 2026.</p>

<h2>Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Attention:</h3> <p>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.</p>

<h2>Duck Mountain Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Duck Mountain Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Notice:</h3> <p>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.</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>A Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory is in effect for Duck Mountain 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.</p>

Pond was stocked last week it looks like!

<h2>Narrow Hills Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Narrow Hills Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Ispuchaw Campground Changes:</h3> <p>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.</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>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.</p> <h3>Visitor Centre:</h3> <p>The Visitor Centre at Narrow Hills Provincial Park will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays.</p> <h3>Wildfire Recovery Efforts:</h3> <p>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.</p>

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.

<h2>Echo Valley Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Echo Valley Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p>

<h2>Meadow Lake Provincial Park Bulletin</h2> <h3>2026 Summer Calendar:</h3> <p>Meadow Lake Provincial Park 2026 Summer Calendar</p> <h3>Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory:</h3> <p>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.</p>