In October, campsites will be available in Blackstrap, Buffalo Pound, Duck Mountain, Echo Valley, Good Spirit Lake, Great Blue Heron, Greenwater Lake, Moose Mountain, Pike Lake, Rowan’s Ravine and Saskatchewan Landing provincial parks. (Image Credit: Submitted/Shaden Rislan Bani Yaseen)

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Happy Campers

Fall campsite reservations open in Saskatchewan provincial parks

Sep 15, 2026 | 12:29 PM

The end of summer may be approaching quickly, but there will still plenty of happy campers in Saskatchewan this fall.

Fall campsite reservations in Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are now open, with many parks offering access to amenities like power and water until the end of the month. While services will be limited by the time October arrives, camping is still available in 11 provincial parks as visitors enjoy the changing colours of the leaves and a quieter atmosphere at campgrounds.

“Spending time in our provincial parks during the fall offers a boost to your wellbeing,” Alana Ross, Saskatchewan’s minister of parks, culture and sport, said in a statement.

“With fewer crowds and beautiful fall colours, residents can unwind, recharge, and enjoy the best of the season in the parks.”

October will also see booking rates drop at campsites in provincial parks, with electric sites going for $31/night and non-electric sites booking for $16/night.

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“For campers who are looking for additional convenience, Camp-Easy Yurts are available at Buffalo Pound, Douglas, Duck Mountain, Echo Valley, Good Spirit Lake, Greenwater Lake, and Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Parks,” the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport said in a statement.

“These yurts sleep up to six people and provide six camp chairs, a fire pit, picnic table, outdoor dining shelter, fridge, ceiling fan, space heater, camp stove or barbecue with propane, roasting sticks, wash bin and an axe.”

Booking options and more information about camping in provincial parks can be found on the ministry’s website.

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by CKOM

Fall campsite reservations open in Saskatchewan provincial parks

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