Fall camping reservations are now open across Saskatchewan Provincial Parks through the end of October, offering visitors quieter campgrounds, fall foliage and reduced rates starting next month.
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Amenities such as electricity and water will remain available in many provincial parks until the end of September. As the season transitions into October, camping will remain open at limited services, with available site amenities indicated on the park reservation system.
“Spending time in our provincial parks during the fall offers a boost to your wellbeing,” parks, culture and sport minister Alana Ross said in a news release. “With fewer crowds and beautiful fall colours, residents can unwind, recharge, and enjoy the best of the season in the parks.”
Throughout October, online reservations will be available at 11 provincial parks:
- Blackstrap Provincial Park
- Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park
- Echo Valley Provincial Park
- Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park
- Great Blue Heron Provincial Park (open until Oct. 12)
- Greenwater Lake Provincial Park
- Moose Mountain Provincial Park
- Pike Lake Provincial Park
- Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Park
- Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
Regular nightly rates apply through September. On Oct. 1, reduced rates take effect to account for limited services, dropping to $31 per night for electric sites and $16 per night for non-electric sites.
Camp-Easy Yurts, which accommodate up to six people and include heating, cooking equipment, and outdoor furnishings, are also available at select locations, including Buffalo Pound, Douglas, Duck Mountain, Echo Valley, Good Spirit Lake, Greenwater Lake and Rowan’s Ravine.
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