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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Saskatchewan Provincial Parks - Wake Up Your Senses

What's Up In Saskatchewan Provincial Parks

Check here regularly for updated news, developments, and happenings in Saskatchewan Provincial Parks:

Reserve-a-Site opens January

It may be cold outside right now, but it's not too early to start thinking about your summer vacation.  Saskatchewan parks are excited to announce the reservation window opens for all Reserve-a-Site parks at 12:00:01 AM on January 1, 2009. Click here for more information.

30-consecutive-night shoulder season promotion

Imagine a serene campground, peace and quiet, and your choice of sites.  New for 2009, parks are thrilled to offer a 30-consecutive-night shoulder season rate.  Click here for more information.

Changes to rates and fees

The 2009 season will see a change to some parks fees.  There will be increases in the fee for trailer storage, hall rentals and grazing permits.  Park entry fees won't change; but, daily camping fees will increase by $2 a night and there are changes to the cost of a seasonal site as well.  For a complete list of fees, click here.

Click here for the related media announcement.

Jump in and wake up your senses, with a vacation at a provincial park.  Spend your holiday with us and find plenty of campgrounds and recreation opportunities that will leave you with memories as warm as the sun.

Start planning now:

Looking for the perfect park?  Whether it's the perfect camping spot, fishing or a golf course, we've got the park for you.  Find a park by name, activity or by location.

Plan your next getaway in a Saskatchewan Provincial Park.  Find information on the Reserve-a-Site program, camping, swimming, hiking, historic attractions and more.

Find out about learning opportunities for school groups, summer interpretive programs and downloadable education packages.

Saskatchewan provincial parks aren't just great places to visit; they're also great places to work.  find a listing of current and future job opportunities, including summer jobs.

Learn more about provincial parks and protected areas, how they are managed, future plans and facts and figures.


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