The 2008-09 Provincial Budget contains $4.2 million in new funding to maintain support for arts and cultural organizations to ensure a vibrant and sustainable arts and cultural sector in the province.

Welcome to Saskatchewan Provincial Parks

Camping at Echo Valley Whether you are planning your vacation or just looking for that perfect trail for an invigorating hike, you will be sure to find it here. Check here regularly for updated news, developments, and happenings in Saskatchewan Provincial Parks:

Reserve-a-Site

Saskatchewan provincial parks Reserve-a-Site application forms are now available online. Click here to visit the Reserve-a-Site page and to access the Make a Reservation Link.

Demand for the Reserve-a-Site program is at an all-time high - and growing. As a result, reservable electric sites at many parks during the peak camping period of late June through to mid-August are near or are already at capacity. Reservations for electric sites are more readily available early or later in the season. Non-electric sites are still readily available at most locations.

The status of reservation availability can be found on the chart on the Reserve-a-Site Applications page. First-come, first-served sites are also available for campers who are unable to secure a reservation or have not yet planned their vacation. Before arriving at the park please call ahead to check availability of the first come, first served sites.

Campers awaiting confirmation on a reservation request are advised that due to an extremely high volume of requests at a number of parks, response times vary and may be an additional several weeks before confirmation is received. Our sincere apologies for the delay.

Spring Camping and Free Entry Promotions

Spring is a great time to visit a Saskatchewan provincial park ... and, this year, it's even better with our spring camping and entry promotions. Click here for more information.

Explore, Experience, Imagine ... Saskatchewan's History

2010 is a significant year for Saskatchewan as a number of historic anniversaries will be celebrated. 2010, marks the 125^th anniversary of the Northwest Resistance, the 150^th anniversary of Holy Trinity Anglican Church at Stanley Mission in Lac La Ronge Provincial Park, and the 200^th anniversary of Fort Carlton Provincial Park. For more information, click here.

New Fees for Out-of-Province Visitors

As of Friday, March 5, 2010, a differential fee rate is in effect for all out-of-province visitors to Saskatchewan provincial parks. For more information click here.

Start planning now:

		Find a Provincial Park 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.

		Camping With a multitude of campgrounds to choose from, escaping the crowds and finding your own sanctuary is easy. Find information here on general camping, seasonal camping, group camping and the Reserve-a-Site program.

		Things To Do Plan your next getaway in a Saskatchewan Provincial Park. Find information on the golfing, swimming, fishing, hiking, canoeing, historic attractions and more.

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

		Jobs in Parks 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.

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