2020 Camping Reservations For Saskatchewan Parks Open April 13th
Saskatchewan Parks will be accepting reservations to their campgrounds in a staggered release the week of April 8th...
Monday, April 13th: Seasonal campsites
Wednesday, April 15th: Pike Lake, The Battlefords, Narrow Hills, Blackstrap
Thursday, April 16th: Bronson Forest, Meadow Lake, Makwa Lake, Lac La Ronge
Friday, April 17th: Saskatchewan Landing, Douglas, Danielson
Monday, April 20th: Buffalo Pound, Rowan’s Ravine, Echo Valley, Crooked Lake
Wednesday, April 22nd: Cypress Hills
Thursday, April 23rd: Duck Mountain, Good Spirit Lake, Greenwater Lake
Friday, April 24th: Candle Lake, Moose Mountain, Great Blue Heron
Saskatchewan Parks has had a staggered booking (A suggestion made by campers, to reduce the demands placed on the booking system) which also includes a queuing system to allow SaskParks to manage how many people are accessing the reservation system at one given time. The queuing system will open at 6:40 a.m. each morning and you will be assigned a random number. Reservations open at 7:00 a.m. CST each day.
Their are upgrading their Campsite Reservation Service this year, and your account reservation history will not be carried over. Before midnight on March 15 you should log in to your account and visit the “My Reservations” tab to record your past reservation details. (i.e. screenshot/print the pages or manually write down your details).
Nightly Camping Fees
Full Service: $42.00
Electric: $32.00
Non-Electric: $20.00
Economy: * $18.00
Equestrian: * $20.00
Camp-Easy: $65.00
Mongolian Yurt: $110.00
Note: Vehicle Park Entry Permit fee is NOT included in the cost of your Campsite Fee.
Also check out the Spring Shoulder Season Promotion that offers a $5.00 discount per night…
Electric: $27.00*
Non-Electric: $15.00*
Economy: $13.00*
Vehicle Park Entry Permit fee (optional at time of booking) + Campsite Fee + Booking Fee
+ $12 if booked through online Campsite Reservation Service
+ $14 if booked through Call Centre
Plan ahead by creating a user account (if you don't already have one), reading their FAQ, checking out the fees, and looking through the campsites to plan for your next outing.
Don't forget, Day use will be free on Canada Day (July 1st) and Canada's Parks Day (July 15th)!
Head over to SaskParks' Going To Camp Site (mobile version here) to learn more and stay connected with SaskParks by 'Liking' them on Facebook.
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