By Parks Canada

Enjoying our Saskatchewan Winter Wonderland

Loving Winter at Prince Albert National Park

Dec 13, 2021 | 9:46 AM

Parks Canada invites visitors to harvest a Christmas tree from the Waskesiu Community Fuel Break (CFB) from December 1 to December 23!

Start a new or continue a family tradition while protecting Waskesiu from potential wildfires. Bring a handsaw, sled and a thermos of hot chocolate to keep you warm while you search for the perfect Christmas tree. Christmas Tree Harvest permits are available free of charge from the Visitor Centre where park passes can also be purchased. A valid park pass is required to access the park at all times of the year.

The health and safety of visitors, employees and all Canadians is of the utmost importance to Parks Canada. The Christmas Tree Harvest is a family-friendly, outdoor recreational activity where physical distancing can be maintained and enjoyed by household groups. To help limit the spread of COVID-19 please follow the advice of public health experts and guidelines outlined by the Government of Saskatchewan at www.saskatchewan.ca.

Discover more of Canada in 2022! Providing access to over 80 destinations, the Parks Canada Discovery Pass is your gateway to 450 000km2 of memories.

Get curious about natural and cultural treasures in Canada, hear stories about Indigenous cultures, or explore hidden gems. Do it all with the Parks Canada Discovery Pass. Feed your body, mind and soul – there’s never been a better time to discover, connect and protect!

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Purchase your Discovery Pass or local Prince Albert National Park annual pass at the Prince Albert National Park Visitor Centre or order it online at parkscanada.gc.ca!

Keeping the “wild” in wildlife

Prince Albert National Park is a great place to view wildlife in their natural habitat. Wildlife find their healthiest food in their natural environment and once they become accustomed to being fed by people, they stop looking for their natural foods and are no longer “wild”.

In national parks across Canada, it is illegal to feed wildlife. It is also important to reduce the chance of these animals getting into pet food, coolers, storage containers, barbecues and other items that have a strong smell. Visitors are encouraged to store items with an odor in vehicles, bear caches when in the backcountry or in bear-proof garbage and recycling containers provided throughout the park.

Prince Albert National Park Visitor Centre

Contact the Visitor Centre to learn more about activities in Prince Albert National Park at (306) 663-4522 or princealbertinfo@pc.gc.ca.

Winter visitor centre hours: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Sunday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Friday and Saturday

Please check Important Bulletins when planning a visit to the park.