List of protected areas of Saskatchewan

This is a list of protected areas of Saskatchewan.

Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

Flotten Lake boreal forest in Meadow Lake Provincial Park

Main Beach Kenosee Lake, Moose Mountain Provincial Park

Fort Carlton Provincial Park

Big Bear at Fort Pitt, Saskatchewan

Island on Lac la Ronge

Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

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Canada's National Parks and National Reserves by provinces and territories

National parks


Name	Location	Established	Coordinates
Grasslands National Park	RM of Old Post RM of Waverley RM of Mankota RM of Val Marie	1981	West Block: 49.1693°N 107.6269°W / 49.1693; -107.6269 East Block: 49°04'04.3"N 106°31'57.2"W
Prince Albert National Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1927	53.9469°N 106.3888°W / 53.9469; -106.3888

Provincial parks

The federal government transferred control of natural resources to the western provinces in 1930 with the Natural Resources Acts. At that time, the Saskatchewan government set up its own Department of Natural Resources. In an attempt to get people working and to encourage tourism during the Great Depression, several projects were set up by the government, including setting up a provincial park system in 1931. The founding parks include Cypress Hills, Duck Mountain, Good Spirit Lake, Moose Mountain, Katepwa Point, and Little Manitou. Greenwater Lake was added in 1932. Two more parks were added by the end of the 1930s and Little Manitou ceased to be a provincial park in 1956 and in 1962, it became a regional park.[1]

The list of parks, and their types, come from The Parks Act.[2]

Name	Location	Established	Type	Coordinates
Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1992	Wilderness	59.0631°N 108.962°W / 59.0631; -108.962
The Battlefords Provincial Park	RM of Meota	1960	Recreational	53.1176°N 108.3743°W / 53.1176; -108.3743
Blackstrap Provincial Park	RM of Dundurn	1986	Recreational	51.7556°N 106.458°W / 51.7556; -106.458
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park	RM of Marquis	1963	Recreational	50.5872°N 105.396°W / 50.5872; -105.396
Candle Lake Provincial Park	RM of Paddockwood	1986	Recreational	53.8016°N 105.3317°W / 53.8016; -105.3317
Cannington Manor Provincial Park	RM of Moose Mountain	1986	Historical	49.7333°N 102.046°W / 49.7333; -102.046
Clarence-Steepbank Lakes Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1994	Wilderness	54.2471°N 104.9951°W / 54.2471; -104.9951
Clearwater River Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1986	Wilderness	56.8983°N 108.981°W / 56.8983; -108.981
Crooked Lake Provincial Park	RM of Grayson	1986	Recreational	50.6074°N 102.6733°W / 50.6074; -102.6733
Cumberland House Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1986	Historical	53.96°N 102.263°W / 53.96; -102.263
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park	RM of Maple Creek	1931	Natural environment	49°34′31″N 110°00′23″W
Danielson Provincial Park	RM of Loreburn	1971	Recreational	51.254°N 106.876°W / 51.254; -106.876
Douglas Provincial Park	RM of Maple Bush	1973	Natural environment	51.0491°N 106.4686°W / 51.0491; -106.4686
Duck Mountain Provincial Park	RM of St. Philips	1931	Natural Environment	51.6833°N 101.633°W / 51.6833; -101.633
Echo Valley Provincial Park	RM of North Qu'Appelle	1960	Recreational	54.75°N 103.767°W / 54.75; -103.767
Fort Carlton Provincial Park	RM of Duck Lake	1986	Historical	52.873°N 106.527°W / 52.873; -106.527
Fort Pitt Provincial Park	RM of Frenchman Butte	1986	Historical	53.5733°N 109.792°W / 53.5733; -109.792
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park	RM of Good Lake	1931	Natural environment	51.5077°N 102.6195°W / 51.5077; -102.6195
Great Blue Heron Provincial Park	RM of Lakeland	2013	Recreational	53.5984°N 105.9221°W / 53.5984; -105.9221
Greenwater Lake Provincial Park	RM of Bjorkdale RM of Kelvington	1932	Natural environment	52.532°N 103.505°W / 52.532; -103.505
Katepwa Point Provincial Park	RM of Abernethy	1931	Recreational	50.658°N 103.646°W / 50.658; -103.646
Lac La Ronge Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1939	Natural environment	55.2714°N 104.732°W / 55.2714; -104.732
Last Mountain House Provincial Park	RM of Longlaketon	1986	Historical	55.2714°N 104.732°W / 55.2714; -104.732
Makwa Lake Provincial Park	RM of Loon Lake	1986	Natural environment	54.0155°N 109.2006°W / 54.0155; -109.2006
Meadow Lake Provincial Park	RM of Meadow Lake RM of Beaver River	1959	Natural environment	54.4839°N 108.949°W / 54.4839; -108.949
Moose Mountain Provincial Park	RM of Wawken	1931	Natural environment	49.8211°N 102.376°W / 49.8211; -102.376
Narrow Hills Provincial Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	1934	Natural environment	54.0908°N 104.642°W / 54.0908; -104.642
Pike Lake Provincial Park	RM of Vanscoy	1960	Recreational	51.8967°N 106.818°W / 51.8967; -106.818
Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	RM of Hudson Bay	2018	Natural environment	52°27′33″N 102°22′55″W
Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park	RM of McKillop	1960	Recreational	50°59′35″N 105°10′26″W
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park	RM of Saskatchewan Landing	1973	Natural environment	50.666°N 107.990°W / 50.666; -107.990
St. Victor Petroglyphs Provincial Park	RM of Willow Bunch	1986	Historical	49.4118°N 105.8712°W / 49.4118; -105.8712
Steele Narrows Provincial Park	RM of Loon Lake	1986	Historical	54.0391°N 109.3087°W / 54.0391; -109.3087
Touchwood Hills Post Provincial Park	RM of Kellross	1986	Historical	51.3634°N 104.0964°W / 51.3634; -104.0964
Wildcat Hill Provincial Park	RM of Hudson Bay	1992	Wilderness	53.254°N 102.484°W / 53.254; -102.484
Wood Mountain Post Provincial Park	RM of Old Post	1986	Historical	49.3158°N 106.3789°W / 49.3158; -106.3789

Regional parks

Most Regional Parks are established as per the Regional Parks Act. Virtually all of the regional parks in Saskatchewan are affiliated with the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association (SRPA). The SPRA supports the parks by assisting with research, education, marketing, etc.[3]

A yearly park pass purchased at any SRPA park also grants access to all other SRPA parks.

The Meewasin Valley Authority Act, the Wakamow Valley Authority Act, and the Provincial Capital Commission Act also give authority to create regional parks.

The following is a list of all the regional parks:[4]


Name	Affiliation	Established	Coordinates
Antelope Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1972	50.2778°N 108.4146°W / 50.2778; -108.4146
Assiniboia Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1977	49.6263°N 105.9905°W / 49.6263; -105.9905
Atton's Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	52.8324°N 108.8585°W / 52.8324; -108.8585
Beaver Creek Conservation Area	Meewasin Valley Authority	1979	51.9796°N 106.7159°W / 51.9796; -106.7159
Bengough & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1975	49.3918°N 105.1268°W / 49.3918; -105.1268
Big Manitou Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	2019	52.7967°N 109.7886°W / 52.7967; -109.7886
Big River Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1978	53.8379°N 107.0239°W / 53.8379; -107.0239
Biggar & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		52.0792°N 107.9756°W / 52.0792; -107.9756
Brightsand Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	53.6436°N 108.8458°W / 53.6436; -108.8458
Cabri Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1976	50.6694°N 108.2668°W / 50.6694; -108.2668
Canwood Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	53.3647°N 106.5457°W / 53.3647; -106.5457
Carlton Trail Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1972	50.6752°N 101.6949°W / 50.6752; -101.6949
Ceylon Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	49.4834°N 104.3172°W / 49.4834; -104.3172
Clearwater Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		50.8683°N 107.9285°W / 50.8683; -107.9285
Craik & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1971	51.0607°N 105.7986°W / 51.0607; -105.7986
Cranberry Flats Conservation Area	Meewasin Valley Authority		52.0311°N 106.7005°W / 52.0311; -106.7005
Dunnet Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	49.9931°N 105.0115°W / 49.9931; -105.0115
Eagle Creek Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1963	52.2167°N 107.4006°W / 52.2167; -107.4006
Emerald Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1968	53.1806°N 106.9631°W / 53.1806; -106.9631
Esterhazy Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1984	50.6583°N 102.0588°W / 50.6583; -102.0588
Eston Riverside Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	50.9639°N 108.7664°W / 50.9639; -108.7664
Glenburn Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	52.4956°N 107.7017°W / 52.4956; -107.7017
Government House	Provincial Capital Commission	1968	50.4541°N 104.6477°W / 50.4541; -104.6477
Hazlet Regional Park	None	1960	50.4071°N 108.6471°W / 50.4071; -108.6471
Hudson Bay Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		52.8278°N 102.3714°W / 52.8278; -102.3714
Ituna & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1966	51.1575°N 103.4899°W / 51.1575; -103.4899
Jean Louis Legare Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	49.3741°N 105.6573°W / 49.3741; -105.6573
Kemoca Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1970	50.2149°N 103.4482°W / 50.2149; -103.4482
Kindersley Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1968	51.4498°N 109.1451°W / 51.4498; -109.1451
Kipabiskau Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	52.5737°N 104.1898°W / 52.5737; -104.1898
Lac Pelletier Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1964	49.9839°N 107.9256°W / 49.9839; -107.9256
Lake Charron Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1972	52.4099°N 104.3112°W / 52.4099; -104.3112
Last Mountain Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1963	51.3514°N 105.2172°W / 51.3514; -105.2172
Leroy Leisureland Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1972	51.9981°N 104.8337°W / 51.9981; -104.8337
Leslie Beach Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	51.8082°N 103.5611°W / 51.8082; -103.5611
Little Loon Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		53.3545°N 108.2592°W / 53.3545; -108.2592
Lucien Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	52.4788°N 105.3162°W / 52.4788; -105.3162
Macklin Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	52.3253°N 109.9362°W / 52.3253; -109.9362
Mainprize Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	49.3691°N 103.5821°W / 49.3691; -103.5821
Manitou & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	51.7157°N 105.4514°W / 51.7157; -105.4514
Martins Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	52.9955°N 106.9963°W / 52.9955; -106.9963
McLaren Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	50.2956°N 109.8841°W / 50.2956; -109.8841
McNab Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1980	52.1227°N 104.5284°W / 52.1227; -104.5284
Meeting Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	53.1999°N 107.7103°W / 53.1999; -107.7103
Meewasin Northeast Swale	Meewasin Valley Authority		52.1681°N 106.6028°W / 52.1681; -106.6028
Meewasin Trail	Meewasin Valley Authority
Memorial Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	53.2973°N 107.0617°W / 53.2973; -107.0617
Meota Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		53.0379°N 108.4507°W / 53.0379; -108.4507
Moose Creek Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		49.2939°N 102.2022°W / 49.2939; -102.2022
Moosomin Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1955	50.0784°N 101.7106°W / 50.0784; -101.7106
Morin Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1984	53.4978°N 107.0539°W / 53.4978; -107.0539
Nickle Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1964	49.5953°N 103.7781°W / 49.5953; -103.7781
Nipawin & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	53.3847°N 104.0083°W / 53.3847; -104.0083
Notukeu Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1964	49.7501°N 107.4854°W / 49.7501; -107.4854
Ogema Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	49.5721°N 104.9168°W / 49.5721; -104.9168
Oungre Memorial Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1963	49.1644°N 103.8088°W / 49.1644; -103.8088
Outlook & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	51.4834°N 107.0673°W / 51.4834; -107.0673
Palliser Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	50.8776°N 106.9277°W / 50.8776; -106.9277
Pasquia Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	53.1889°N 103.5796°W / 53.1889; -103.5796
Pine Cree Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1970	49.6122°N 108.7546°W / 49.6122; -108.7546
Prairie Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1984	50.7125°N 107.3839°W / 50.7125; -107.3839
Radville-Laurier Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	49.4576°N 104.3027°W / 49.4576; -104.3027
Redberry Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1969	52.7120°N 107.217°W / 52.7120; -107.217
Rockin Beach Regional Park	None		49.1971°N 105.8641°W / 49.1971; -105.8641
Saltcoats & District Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1963	51.0278°N 102.1561°W / 51.0278; -102.1561
Sandy Beach Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1966	53.4501°N 109.9925°W / 53.4501; -109.9925
Saskatchewan Legislative Building	Provincial Capital Commission	1978	50.4324°N 104.6151°W / 50.4324; -104.6151
Saskatoon Natural Grasslands	Meewasin Valley Authority
Shamrock Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	50.0591°N 106.4606°W / 50.0591; -106.4606
Silver Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1964	53.2284°N 109.2679°W / 53.2284; -109.2679
St. Brieux Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1972	52.6321°N 104.9025°W / 52.6321; -104.9025
Struthers Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	52.8449°N 105.2324°W / 52.8449; -105.2324
Sturgeon Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	53.4221°N 106.1541°W / 53.4221; -106.1541
Sturgis & District — Lady Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		52.0263°N 102.653°W / 52.0263; -102.653
Suffern Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	52.6405°N 109.898°W / 52.6405; -109.898
Table Mountain Regional Park	None		52.8148°N 108.6048°W / 52.8148; -108.6048
Thomson Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1961	49.7687°N 106.5775°W / 49.7687; -106.5775
Valley — Rosthern Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1974	52.6834°N 106.3006°W / 52.6834; -106.3006
Wakaw Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	52.6641°N 105.6096°W / 52.6641; -105.6096
Waldheim Valley Regional Park	None		52.6167°N 106.6339°W / 52.6167; -106.6339
Wapiti Valley Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1984	53.2334°N 104.4588°W / 53.2334; -104.4588
Wascana Centre	Provincial Capital Commission	1962	50.4325°N 104.6068°W / 50.4325; -104.6068
Welwyn Centennial Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1967	50.3408°N 101.5197°W / 50.3408; -101.5197
Whitesand Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1965	51.4904°N 102.8944°W / 51.4904; -102.8944
Wilkie Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1970	52.4127°N 108.7147°W / 52.4127; -108.7147
Wood Mountain Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association		49.3202°N 106.3825°W / 49.3202; -106.3825
Woodlawn Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1962	49.1147°N 102.9857°W / 49.1147; -102.9857
York Lake Regional Park	Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association	1969	51.1652°N 102.4889°W / 51.1652; -102.4889

Provincial recreation sites

The following is a list of Saskatchewan provincial recreation sites:[5]

Name	Location	Notes	Coordinates
Amisk Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.6845°N 102.0773°W / 54.6845; -102.0773
Anglin Lake Recreation Site	District of Lakeland No. 521	Former recreation site, now part of Great Blue Heron Provincial Park	53.7021°N 105.9617°W / 53.7021; -105.9617
Arm River Recreation Site	RM of Sarnia No. 221		50.8366°N 105.4431°W / 50.8366; -105.4431
Armit River Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394		52.8302°N 101.6777°W / 52.8302; -101.6777
Beatty Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.5108°N 107.8818°W / 54.5108; -107.8818
Beaupré Creek Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.5308°N 107.2702°W / 54.5308; -107.2702
Beaver / Cowan Rivers Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.4243°N 107.8568°W / 54.4243; -107.8568
Beaver River Recreation Site	RM of Meadow Lake No. 588		54.2965°N 108.6052°W / 54.2965; -108.6052
Besant Recreation Site	RM of Caron No. 162		50.4636°N 105.9617°W / 50.4636; -105.9617
Besnard Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		55.4073°N 106.0682°W / 55.4073; -106.0682
Bethune Recreation Site[6]	RM of Dufferin No. 190	Was a rest area along Highway 11 about 5.5 km (3.4 mi) west of Bethune. It is now closed.	50.7387°N 105.2712°W / 50.7387; -105.2712
Big Sandy Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.4849°N 104.1854°W / 54.4849; -104.1854
Big Shell Lake Recreation Site	RM of Spiritwood No. 496		53.2257°N 107.1724°W / 53.2257; -107.1724
Bigstone Cutoff Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		53.9334°N 102.3434°W / 53.9334; -102.3434
Birchbark Lake Recreation Site	RM of Torch River No. 488		53.5291°N 105.0909°W / 53.5291; -105.0909
Bird's Point Recreation Site	Bird's Point		50.5462°N 102.3702°W / 50.5462; -102.3702
Borden Bridge Recreation Site	RM of Corman Park No. 344		52.3779°N 107.1419°W / 52.3779; -107.1419
Boundary Dam Reservoir Recreation Site	RM of Estevan No. 5	Former recreation site, now part of Woodlawn Regional Park	49.0739°N 103.0311°W / 49.0739; -103.0311
Broadview Recreation Site	RM of Elcapo No. 154	Is a rest area 3 km (1.9 mi) east of Broadview on Highway 1	50.3773°N 102.5315°W / 50.3773; -102.5315
Bronson Forest Recreation Site	RM of Loon Lake No. 561		53.9263°N 109.5769°W / 53.9263; -109.5769
Buffalo Narrows Sand Dunes Park	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	Formally Big Buffalo Beach Recreation Site, now a park operated by the community of Buffalo Narrows	55.8834°N 108.6007°W / 55.8834; -108.6007
Bug Lake Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.9098°N 107.7284°W / 53.9098; -107.7284[7]
Camp 10 Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.2562°N 105.9595°W / 54.2562; -105.9595
Canoe Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		55.2119°N 108.3343°W / 55.2119; -108.3343
Chitek Lake Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.7532°N 107.7562°W / 53.7532; -107.7562
Coldwell Park Recreation Site	RM of Fertile Valley No. 285		51.3098°N 106.9353°W / 51.3098; -106.9353
Condie Nature Refuge Recreation Site	RM of Sherwood No. 159		50.5613°N 104.7153°W / 50.5613; -104.7153
Courtenay Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		57.3923°N 103.9667°W / 57.3923; -103.9667
Cowan Dam Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.1930°N 107.4503°W / 54.1930; -107.4503
Culdesac Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394		53.6389°N 101.7908°W / 53.6389; -101.7908
Cypress Lake Recreation Site	RM of Reno No. 51		49.4554°N 109.5012°W / 49.4554; -109.5012
D. Gerbrandt Recreation Site	RM of Moose Range No. 486	Leased and operated by Thunder Rapids Lodge[8]	53.6891°N 103.3413°W / 53.6891; -103.3413
Dagg Creek Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Hudson Bay Regional Park	52.6417°N 102.4025°W / 52.6417; -102.4025
Dana Recreation Site	RM of Bayne No. 371	A rest area along Highway 2	52.2517°N 105.7551°W / 52.2517; -105.7551
Davin Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		56.8784°N 103.5918°W / 56.8784; -103.5918
Deer Creek Recreation Site	RM of Britannia No. 502 & RM of Frenchman Butte No. 501	The park is bisected by the North Saskatchewan River.	53.5212°N 109.6197°W / 53.5212; -109.6197
Delaronde Lake (Zig Zag Bay) Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.9448°N 106.9378°W / 53.9448; -106.9378
Deschambault Lake (South East Arm) Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.7062°N 103.2346°W / 54.7062; -103.2346
Devil Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	Former recreation site, now part of Lac La Ronge Provincial Park	55.6597°N 104.7293°W / 55.6597; -104.7293
Dore Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	Located at Michel Point on Doré Lake	54.6985°N 107.2332°W / 54.6985; -107.2332
Dragline Channel Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		53.8332°N 102.9437°W / 53.8332; -102.9437
East Trout-Nipekamew Lakes Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.3566°N 104.9771°W / 54.3566; -104.9771
Elaine Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.4302°N 106.3536°W / 54.4302; -106.3536
Elbow Harbour Recreation Site	RM of Loreburn No. 254		51.1082°N 106.6075°W / 51.1082; -106.6075
Emma Lake (Murray Point) Recreation Site	District of Lakeland No. 521	Former recreation site, now part of Great Blue Heron Provincial Park	53.6039°N 105.9266°W / 53.6039; -105.9266
Etters Beach Recreation Site	Etters Beach		51.2354°N 105.3001°W / 51.2354; -105.3001
Fir River Road Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394		53.0821°N 102.6653°W / 53.0821; -102.6653
Fowler Lake Recreation Site	RM of Loon Lake No. 561		54.0184°N 109.4142°W / 54.0184; -109.4142
Geikie River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		57.7064°N 103.9513°W / 57.7064; -103.9513
Gordon Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		55.7814°N 106.5456°W / 55.7814; -106.5456
Granite Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.8638°N 102.5292°W / 54.8638; -102.5292
Greenbush River Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Hudson Bay Regional Park	52.8492°N 102.6875°W / 52.8492; -102.6875
Hanson Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.6775°N 102.8561°W / 54.6775; -102.8561
Helene Lake Recreation Site	RM of Parkdale No. 498		53.5462°N 108.2258°W / 53.5462; -108.2258
Heritage Lake Recreation Site	RM of Paddockwood No. 520		53.9301°N 105.1438°W / 53.9301; -105.1438
Island Lake Recreation Site	RM of Meadow Lake No. 588		53.9745°N 107.7381°W / 53.9745; -107.7381
Jayjay Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.5136°N 104.2256°W / 54.5136; -104.2256
Lac Île-à-la-Crosse (South Bay) Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	Also known as Ile a la Crosse War Veterans Park Campground	55.3559°N 107.8676°W / 55.3559; -107.8676
Jan Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.8845°N 102.8169°W / 54.8845; -102.8169
Lebret Recreation Site	Lebret	Located at Haffern Beach at Lebret on Mission Lake. Has a boat launch and picnic area.	50.7541°N 103.7041°W / 50.7541; -103.7041
Limestone Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.6807°N 103.1888°W / 54.6807; -103.1888
Little Amyot Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		55.1806°N 107.8173°W / 55.1806; -107.8173
Little Bear Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.3011°N 104.6710°W / 54.3011; -104.6710
Lovering Lake Recreation Site	RM of Craik No. 222		50.8420°N 105.6266°W / 50.8420; -105.6266
MacLennan River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.2088°N 105.9798°W / 54.2088; -105.9798
Margo Recreation Site	RM of Sasman No. 336		51.8532°N 103.3975°W / 51.8532; -103.3975
McBride Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	52.4582°N 102.3788°W / 52.4582; -102.3788
Montreal River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.7209°N 105.6966°W / 54.7209; -105.6966
Mountain Cabin Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394		53.5838°N 102.1245°W / 53.5838; -102.1245
Norvil Olson Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District	Located at the southern end of Reindeer Lake	56.3360°N 103.2825°W / 56.3360; -103.2825
Ness Lake Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.8863°N 106.8007°W / 53.8863; -106.8007
Nesset Lake Recreation Site	RM of Meadow Lake No. 588		54.0765°N 108.6449°W / 54.0765; -108.6449
Nesslin Lake Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.9384°N 106.7745°W / 53.9384; -106.7745
Overflowing River Recreation Site[9]	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Is an ecological reserve where Highway 9 crosses the Overflowing River, about 20 km (12 mi) north of Hudson Bay	53.0332°N 102.3151°W / 53.0332; -102.3151
Pagan Lake Recreation Site	RM of Meadow Lake No. 588		54.3186°N 108.2951°W / 54.3186; -108.2951
Parr Hill Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	52.3792°N 102.1876°W / 52.3792; -102.1876
Pasquia Hills North Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Is a small campground on the northern slopes of the Pasquia Hills	53.5379°N 102.3475°W / 53.5379; -102.3475
Pasquia River Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Is a picnic area along Highway 9 and Pasquia River	53.2552°N 102.1144°W / 53.2552; -102.1144
Pepaw Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	52.4246°N 102.2174°W / 52.4246; -102.2174
Petrofka Recreation Site	RM of Blaine Lake No. 434		52.6578°N 106.8586°W / 52.6578; -106.8586
Piprell Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.1546°N 104.9023°W / 54.1546; -104.9023
Piwei River Recreation Site	RM of Porcupine No. 395		52.4843°N 102.9883°W / 52.4843; -102.9883
Puskwakau River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.5104°N 103.5278°W / 54.5104; -103.5278
Raymore Recreation Site	RM of Mount Hope No. 279	A rustic campground about 5 km (3.1 mi) north of Raymore along Highway 6	51.4546°N 104.5402°W / 51.4546; -104.5402
Regina Beach Recreation Site	Regina Beach		50.7926°N 104.9751°W / 50.7926; -104.9751
Roche Percee Recreation Site	RM of Coalfields No. 4		49.0762°N 102.7485°W / 49.0762; -102.7485
Round Lake Recreation Site	RM of Kelvington No. 366		52.3594°N 103.3926°W / 52.3594; -103.3926
Ruby Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Hudson Bay Regional Park	52.9600°N 102.3491°W / 52.9600; -102.3491
Saginas Lake Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	52.5101°N 108.1698°W / 52.5101; -108.1698
Saint Cyr Hills Trails Recreation Site	RM of Meadow Lake No. 588		54.2044°N 104.8414°W / 54.2044; -104.8414
Saskatchewan River Forks Recreation Site	RM of Prince Albert No. 461		53.2304°N 105.0843°W / 53.2304; -105.0843
Shell Lake Recreation Site	RM of Big River No. 555		53.8275°N 107.6078°W / 53.8275; -107.6078
Shirley Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.4881°N 107.2521°W / 54.4881; -107.2521
Smoothstone Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.5926°N 106.9588°W / 54.5926; -106.9588
Sturgeon River Recreation Site	RM of Buckland No. 491		53.2121°N 105.8854°W / 53.2121; -105.8854
Taylor Lake Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		56.0438°N 108.6709°W / 56.0438; -108.6709
Tobin Lake Recreation Site	RM of Torch River No. 488		53.5177°N 103.8024°W / 53.5177; -103.8024
Turtle Lake Recreation Site	RM of Parkdale No. 498		53.6157°N 108.5826°W / 53.6157; -108.5826
Valeport Recreation Site	RM of Longlaketon No. 219		50.7478°N 104.8709°W / 50.7478; -104.8709
Wapiti Recreation Site	RM of Torch River No. 488	Part of Wapiti Valley Regional Park	53.2611°N 104.4677°W / 53.2611; -104.4677
Wascana Trails	RM of Sherwood No. 159	Formally known as Wascana Valley Nature Recreation Site	50.5571°N 104.8414°W / 50.5571; -104.8414
Waskesiu River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.0804°N 105.9401°W / 54.0804; -105.9401
Waterhen River Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.6412°N 107.8178°W / 54.6412; -107.8178
Weyakwin Lake (Ramsey Bay) Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.4472°N 105.9748°W / 54.4472; -105.9748
White Butte Trails Recreation Site	RM of Edenwold No. 158	Cross-country ski area	50.4765°N 104.3676°W / 50.4765; -104.3676
Whitesand River Recreation Site	RM of Good Lake No. 274		51.5295°N 102.4536°W / 51.5295; -102.4536
Whiteswan Lake (Whelan Bay) Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.0326°N 105.1087°W / 54.0326; -105.1087
Wollaston Lake (Hidden Bay) Recreation Site	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		58.1006°N 103.7904°W / 58.1006; -103.7904
Woody River Recreation Site	RM of Hudson Bay No. 394	Former recreation site, now part of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park	52.4791°N 101.7009°W / 52.4791; -101.7009

Wildlife refuges

The following is a list of Saskatchewan wildlife refuges:[10]

Name	Location	Notes	Coordinates
Backes Island Wildlife Refuge	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.9583°N 109.7073°W / 54.9583; -109.7073
Bazill Wildlife Refuge	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.7268°N 107.5241°W / 54.7268; -107.5241
Fairy Island Wildlife Refuge	District of Lakeland No. 521	A protected island in Emma Lake	53.6187°N 105.9463°W / 53.6187; -105.9463
Fishing Lake Wildlife Refuge
Frenchman River Wildlife Refuge	RM of Val Marie No. 17		49.05002°N 107.6339°W / 49.05002; -107.6339
Gatehouse Island Wildlife Refuge	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		55.5834°N 108.3507°W / 55.5834; -108.3507
Heglund Island Wildlife Refuge	RM of Reno No. 51		49.4726°N 109.4615°W / 49.4726; -109.4615
Hidden Valley Wildlife Refuge
Horseshoe Lake Wildlife Refuge
Ingvald Opseth Wildlife Refuge
Isle of Bays Wildlife Refuge
Janusson Wildlife Refuge
Lenore Lake Wildlife Refuge	RM of Lake Lenore No. 399		52.5334°N 104.9505°W / 52.5334; -104.9505
Mud Lake Wildlife Refuge
Nisku Wildlife Refuge
Osage Wildlife Refuge	RM of Fillmore No. 96		49.9334°N 103.5505°W / 49.9334; -103.5505
Preston Lake Wildlife Refuge
Redberry Wildlife Refuge	RM of Redberry No. 435
Rock Island Wildlife Refuge	Northern Saskatchewan Administration District		54.7249°N 107.1628°W / 54.7249; -107.1628
Scheelhaase Island Wildlife Refuge

Provincial forests

Canwood Provincial Forest
Fort à la Corne Provincial Forest
Nisbet Provincial Forest
Northern Provincial Forest
Porcupine Provincial Forest
Torch River Provincial Forest

Other sites with provincial protection

The list of protected areas below comes from the Parks Act.[2]

Anderson Island
Bakken – Wright Bison Drive
Besant Midden
Brockelbank Hill
Caribou Flats Ecological Reserve
Christopher Lake
Fort Black
Glen Ewen Burial Mound
Grasslands Protected Area
Gray Archaeological Site
Great Sandhills Ecological Reserve
Gull Lake
Harder Archaeological Site
Hickson – Maribelli Lakes Pictographs
Lemsford Ferry Tipi Rings
Macdowall Bog
Massold Clay Canyons
Matador Grasslands
Maurice Street Wildlife Sanctuary
Minton Turtle Effigy
Nipekamew Sand Cliffs
Ogema Boulder Effigy
Pine Island Trading Post
Thomas Battersby
Valeport Wildlife Management Area
Walter Felt Bison Drive
Waskwei River

National Wildlife Areas


#	Label	Area	Established	Notes	Coordinates
1	Bradwell NWA	RM of Blucher No. 343	1968		51.9084°N 106.2506°W / 51.9084; -106.2506
2	Last Mountain Lake NWA	RM of Wreford No. 280	1994		51.3667°N 105.2339°W / 51.3667; -105.2339
3	Raven Island NWA	RM of Lake Lenore No. 399	1982		52.4417°N 105.0005°W / 52.4417; -105.0005
4	Stalwart NWA	RM of Big Arm No. 251	1968		51°13'19.7"N 105°24'40.8"W
5	St. Denis NWA	RM of Grant No. 372	1967	Public access prohibited without permit
6	Tway NWA	RM of Invergordon No. 430	1971		52.7584°N 105.4172°W / 52.7584; -105.4172
7	Webb NWA	RM of Webb No. 138	1980		50°12'05.7"N 108°09'09.5"W
8	Prairie NWA	Saskatchewan	1977	Properties located throughout Saskatchewan. For further location details visit: CWS Prairie NWA

Migratory Bird Sanctuaries


#	Label	Area	Established	Coordinates
1	Basin and Middle Lakes MBS	8,720 ha (21,500 acres)	1925
2	Duncairn Reservoir MBS	1,546 ha (3,820 acres)	1948
3	Indian Head MBS	32 ha (79 acres)	1924
4	Last Mountain Lake MBS	4,736 ha (11,700 acres)	1887
5	Lenore Lake MBS	8,830 ha (21,800 acres)	1925
6	Murray Lake MBS	1,165 ha (2,880 acres)	1948
7	Neely Lake MBS	809 ha (2,000 acres)	1952
8	Old Wives Lake MBS	26,060 ha (64,400 acres)	1925
9	Opuntia Lake MBS	1,391 ha (3,440 acres)	1952	51.8001°N 108.5674°W / 51.8001; -108.5674
10	Redberry Lake MBS	6,395 ha (15,800 acres)	1925
11	Scent Grass Lake MBS	633 ha (1,560 acres)	1948
12	Sutherland MBS	130 ha (320 acres)	1924
13	Upper Rousay Lake MBS	518 ha (1,280 acres)	1948
14	Val Marie Reservoir MBS	505 ha (1,250 acres)	1948
15	Wascana Lake MBS	104 ha (260 acres)	1956

Nature Conservancy Canada properties


#	Label	Rural Municipality	Established	Notes	Size	Coordinates
1	Old Man on His Back	RM of Frontier No. 19				49°12'50.1"N 109°12'15.8"W
2	Wideview	RM of Mankota No. 45				49°08'44.0"N 107°11'08.6"W
3	Key West	RM of Key West No. 70				49°43'54.1"N 105°04'54.2"W
4	Saskairie	RM of Moose Mountain No. 63	1974			49°42'24.0"N 102°23'06.1"W
5	Mortach	RM of Wheatlands No. 163				50°20'41.5"N 106°05'47.9"W
6	Thunder Creek	RM of Eyebrow No. 193				50°40'24.3"N 106°14'40.1"W
7	Stark Coulee	RM of Marquis No. 191				50°47'40.8"N 105°51'23.9"W
8	Big Valley	RM of Lumsden No. 189				50°44'20.5"N 104°53'19.1"W
9	Lumsden Beach	RM of Lumsden No. 189				50°45'53.3"N 104°55'43.7"W
10	Fairy Hill South	RM of Lumsden No. 189				50°46'46.7"N 104°35'50.5"W
11	Edenwold	RM of Edenwold No. 158				50°43'53.2"N 104°15'38.6"W
12	Buffalo Valley	RM of King George No. 256				51°01'10.8"N 107°33'34.5"W
13	Punnichy	RM of Kutawa No. 278				51°22'55.6"N 104°18'34.4"W
14	Upper White Sand	RM of Invermay No. 305				51°43'31.5"N 103°15'10.5"W
15	Big Quill Lake	RM of Big Quill No. 308				51°44'40.6"N 104°32'21.1"W
16	Maymont	RM of Eagle Creek No. 376				52°29'04.4"N 107°42'36.2"W
17	Nebo	RM of Canwood No. 494				53°16'04.8"N 106°43'12.1"W
18	Valley View[11]	RM of Lumsden No. 188
19	Buffalo Pound	RM of Craik No. 222	2020
20	Mackie Ranch[12]	RM of Chaplin No. 164	2021	Eastern shore of Chaplin Lake	646 ha (1,600 acres)
21	Frenchman River Watershed[13]			Frenchman River

National Historic Sites

There are 49 National Historic Sites designated in Saskatchewan, 10 of which are administered by Parks Canada.

References

"Provincial Parks". The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan. University of Regina. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
Saskatchewan, Government of. "The Parks Act" (PDF). Retrieved 20 April 2020.
"About – Saskatchewan Regional Parks". saskregionalparks.ca. Retrieved 25 April 2020.
"Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
"Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
"Bethune Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 15 January 2023.
"Bug Lake Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 30 April 2024.
"Gary Simon Outfitting Thunder Rapids Lodge Ltd | Tourism Saskatchewan".
"Overflowing River Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 5 August 2023.
"Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.
"Valley View". Nature Conservancy Canada. Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC). Retrieved 27 November 2022.
"Nature Conservancy of Canada buys plot of land by Chaplin Lake".
"Frenchman River Watershed".

External links

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[1] "Provincial Parks". The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan. University of Regina. Retrieved 27 November 2022.

[:0-2] Saskatchewan, Government of. "The Parks Act" (PDF). Retrieved 20 April 2020.

[3] "About – Saskatchewan Regional Parks". saskregionalparks.ca. Retrieved 25 April 2020.

[4] "Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.

[5] "Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.

[6] "Bethune Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 15 January 2023.

[7] "Bug Lake Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 30 April 2024.

[8] "Gary Simon Outfitting Thunder Rapids Lodge Ltd | Tourism Saskatchewan".

[9] "Overflowing River Recreation Site". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 5 August 2023.

[10] "Search the Canadian Geographical Names Database (CGNDB)". Canadian Geographical Names Database. Government of Canada. Retrieved 27 November 2022.

[11] "Valley View". Nature Conservancy Canada. Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC). Retrieved 27 November 2022.

[12] "Nature Conservancy of Canada buys plot of land by Chaplin Lake".

[13] "Frenchman River Watershed".

Protected Areas in Saskatchewan
National parks	Grasslands National Park Prince Albert National Park
Provincial parks	Athabasca Sand Dunes Battlefords, The Blackstrap Buffalo Pound Candle Lake Cannington Manor Clarence-Steepbank Lakes Clearwater River Crooked Lake Cumberland House Cypress Hills Danielson Douglas Duck Mountain Echo Valley Fort Carlton Fort Pitt Good Spirit Lake Great Blue Heron Provincial Park Greenwater Lake Katepwa Point Lac La Ronge Last Mountain House Makwa Lake Meadow Lake Moose Mountain Narrow Hills Pike Lake Porcupine Hills Rowan's Ravine Saskatchewan Landing St. Victor Petroglyphs Steele Narrows Touchwood Hills Post Wildcat Hill Wood Mountain Post
National Historic Sites of Canada in Saskatchewan	Addison Sod House Batoche Battle of Cut Knife Battle of Duck Lake Battle of Fish Creek Battleford Court House Bell Farm Biggar railway station Canadian Bank of Commerce Claybank Brick Plant College Building Cumberland House Cypress Hills Massacre Doukhobor Dugout House Doukhobors at Veregin Esterhazy Flour Mill Forestry Farm Park and Zoo Former Prince Albert City Hall Fort de la Corne Fort Battleford Fort Carlton Fort Espérance Fort Livingstone Fort Pelly Fort Pitt Fort Qu'Appelle Fort Walsh Frenchman Butte Government House Gravelbourg Ecclesiastical Buildings Gray Burial Site Holy Trinity Church Humboldt Post Office Île-à-la-Crosse Keyhole Castle Last Mountain Lake Bird Sanctuary Moose Jaw Court House Motherwell Homestead Next of Kin Memorial Avenue Old Government House / Saint-Charles Scholasticate Prince Albert Arts Centre Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Grounds Saskatoon station (Canadian Pacific Railway) Seager Wheeler's Maple Grove Farm Steele Narrows Wanuskewin
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