Saskatchewan Parks 2026 Summer Campgrounds Reservation Opens April 13

Planning to visit Saskatchewan Provincial Parks this year?

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Saskatchewan Provincial Parks Campsite reservations will begin on April 13, 2026, for seasonal campsites, and on April 14 to 17 for nightly, Camp-Easy (comfort camping), and group campsites.

New in 2026:

New Seasonal Sites: If you’re planning a long trip, there’s more room to do it this year. The province has added 59 new seasonal campsites across 11 parks, including Buffalo Pound, Duck Mountain and Lac La Ronge. Parks like Good Spirit Lake, Meadow Lake and Moose Mountain are also on the list, giving campers more options across Saskatchewan.

Narrow Hills and Lac La Ronge Provincial Parks: Recovery work continues at Narrow Hills and Lac La Ronge following the 2025 wildfires. As a result, Gem Lakes campground in Narrow Hills and Wadin Bay in Lac La Ronge will stay closed this season. The rest of the campgrounds and day-use areas in both parks are set to welcome visitors in 2026.

Summer Events and Programming: Summer traditions are back on the calendar. Canada Day celebrations and Summer Cinema nights return, alongside larger events like Back in the Boreal at Meadow Lake Provincial Park and Trade Days at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park. It’s shaping up to be a full season of outdoor activities and community gatherings.

New Events & Activities:

Several new programs are coming to parks this summer, including new hiking events, a 40th birthday bash for Candle Lake Provincial Park, and more.

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Camping & Entry Fees 2026

If you’re booking a Camp-Easy stay in 2026, expect to pay a bit more. The nightly rate for a Camp-Easy tent or standard yurt will increase from $85 to $99. The larger Camp-Easy Mongolian yurt will also see a hike, going from $116 per night to $135.

To maintain affordability, all other fees, including nightly camping sites, entry permits, swimming lessons, and day-use facilities, remain unchanged, while free firewood continues, ensuring an accessible and improved camping experience for all visitors.

Vehicle Park Entry Permit

Annual Vehicle Entry: $82
Weekly Vehicle Entry: $42
Daily Vehicle Entry: $11 (free for 65+)

Camping Fees

Nightly Full Service: $49
Nightly Electric: $35
Historic Parks – $18 to $44 per night
Camp-Easy yurt: $99 per night
Mongolian yurt: $135 per night
Group Camping: ranges from $92 – $260
Backcountry Camping – $18 per night per tent/camping unit
Seasonal Full Service: $3,800
Seasonal Electric: $2,900

Saskatchewan Provincial Parks’ Campground Reservations 2026

Seasonal Campsites:

Reservations for the seasonal camping program at all parks will begin on April 13. Seasonal campsites are available for stays from May long weekend to September 30, 2026.

Parks Offering Seasonal Camping: Blackstrap, Bronson Forest Recreation Site, Buffalo Pound, Candle Lake, Crooked Lake, Danielson, Duck Mountain, Echo Valley, Good Spirit Lake, Great Blue Heron, Greenwater Lake, Lac La Ronge, Makwa Lake, Meadow Lake, Moose Mountain, Narrow Hills, Pike Lake, Porcupine Hills, Rowan’s Ravine, The Battlefords
Parks Offering Accessible Seasonal Camping: Candle Lake, Duck Mountain, Rowan’s Ravine

Nightly, Camp-Easy and group campsites:

Nightly reservations for 2026 campsites will open at 7 a.m. from April 14 to 17, 2026.

Staggered launch dates and a queuing system will be implemented again in 2025 to help provide the best user experience possible during reservations.

Tuesday, April 14 – Candle Lake, Good Spirit Lake, Lac La Ronge, Meadow Lake, Rowan’s Ravine, Saskatchewan Landing
Wednesday, April 15 – Blackstrap, Bronson Forest, Buffalo Pound, Duck Mountain, Moose Mountain, Porcupine Hills
Thursday, April 16 – Crooked Lake, Cypress Hills, Danielson, Great Blue Heron, Greenwater Lake, The Battlefords
Friday, April 17 – Douglas, Echo Valley, Fort Carlton, Makwa Lake, Narrow Hills, Pike Lake