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Atton's Lake Regional Park features a spring fed, clear water lake with sandy beaches. There are camping, picnic and playground facilities near the water. This well treed park boasts clean modern facilities, concessions, playgrounds, unsupervised swimming area, nine hole grass greens fold course with a licensed clubhouse, ball diamonds, horse shoe pits (equipment not supplied), pickle ball court (equipment available) and a boat launch to name a few amenities. Red Cross swimming lessons are offered in July. If peace and solitude are what you are seeking, you can find it here. If action is where it's at for you, you can find plenty of that as well. There are numerous activities, organized and otherwise, all summer. In the latter part of the season, the park becomes a very peaceful haven with plenty of terrific outdoor fun to be had.

<p><span style="color:#666666;">​Located just northeast of North Battleford, the David Laird Campground is a treed, 20-acre RV park. It features non-electric and full hook-up campsites with picnic tables and barbecues, a covered picnic shelter, and a convenience store. While staying at the campground, enjoy its volleyball court, stocked trout pond, horseshoe pits, and playground.</span></p>

Delfrari Park boasts a campground for RV’s and tents, complete with shower facilities and much more. The park contains a large man-made pond which is stocked with trout and is where you will also find many wild ducks and geese, and other wildlife. Hiking and walking trails meander though the park. In 2018 a challenging disk golf course was added in the park. A splash park for the children, horseshoe pits, ball diamonds, and the Pioneer Village Museum are all nearby.

Enjoy the peace and quiet offered by the Town of Eastend at their in-town campground. The campground is located on the west side of town along the banks of the Frenchman River. There are 42 sites. On site washrooms, shower facilities, and sewage disposal available, along with barbecues, picnic tables, and sheltered cook area. Located next to a well-equipped playground, ball diamonds, swimming pool and the Streambank Golf Course. Visit the T.Rex Discovery Centre, head for a hike in the beautiful Frenchman River Valley, visit one of the many artisans the area has to offer, or cast your line or launch your kayak in the Frenchman River that meanders through the campground.

Situated along the banks of the South Saskatchewan River in a beautiful river valley, Eston Riverside Regional Park features treed sites near the river, outdoor swimming pool, concession, picnic shelter, public washrooms and showers, mini-golf, ball diamonds and a community hall, where family/school reunions, weddings could be held. The park is also home to a beautiful, irrigated 9 hole grass greens golf course, with desert style links, with lush fairways and rollings hills. The course includes putting green, driving range and licensed clubhouse with cart rentals.

Serenity at it's finest when you stay in the picturesque valley in Frenchman Butte, SK! Frenchman Butte Heritage RV Park has 10 full service sites water, power, and sewer. All sites are pull through for safe and easy parking. Seven sites are large 50-60 feet long with plenty of room for picnic tables. Sites 11, 12, 14, and 15 are electric only but water and sewer are available and all sites have 30 amp. Our RV Park is located along the North Saskatchewan River in the hamlet of Frenchman Butte, Saskatchewan with about 55 people residing so is very quiet. In the area the 1885 Rebellion was fought just north of the hamlet of Frenchman Butte, Frog Lake, Fort Pitt and the battlefield are great attractions for the history buffs. There is a tour guide available to bring the story to you if requested. Our museum right at the RV Park is a sought after attraction in the area. You should tour the museum starting with the Log Tea House, where light lunches are served and the locals gather for morning coffee, Lloyd Furman Building with local artifacts, CN Station on its original site at the end of the line, Blacksmith Shop, One-roomed school house, one roomed log pioneer house, Garage of 1940 and earlier, and our newest attractions is the General Store of the 1940's. Guided tours are available from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm and usually takes 1 1/2 hours to 3 hours depending on your choice. There is a Mini 9 hole Golf Course enjoyed by all ages and a Centennial Playground for the kids. There is canoeing and fishing in the river. Hiking and riding your bikes are at your choice. We are located approx 60 Kms north East of Lloydminster. North on Highway 17 to Junction of Highway 3 - East until you cross the Deer Creek Bridge on the North Saskatchewan River to Junction of 797 then North following the signs and down into the Hamlet of Frenchman Butte. We have recently had a new paved highway # 797.

<p>Jubilee Campground is the perfect place to stay and enjoy all the incredible recreation facilities Shaunavon has to offer. Located right next to the Crescent Point Wickenheiser Centre, the Jubilee Campground neighbours the Jubilee Recreation Area. This area includes a variety of great activities for the whole family, including: Pickleball / Tennis courts, Shaunavon Outdoor Swimming Pool, Braydon Cobrun Outdoor Rink, Basketball Court, Ball Diamonds, Playground, Splash Park, and a Skate Park! Its green grass and evergreen trees make it a comfortable and open area for units of all sizes. The campground includes 6 back-in sites and 5 pull-through sites. All sites include their own fire pit and water / electric hookups. Public washrooms are available outside the Shauanvon Swimming Pool, and showers are available at the Shaunavon Swimming Pool during pool hours or campers may utilize the Shawnee Campground showers at 5th Avenue East. Sewer dumping is available on site.</p>

Welcome to our RV Park within the Village of Loreburn! Conveniently located near Loreburn's attractions and services and a short drive to Lake Diefenbaker, our RV park features 12 full service campsites, 3 with 30 amp and 9 with 50 amp service. The campground has 2 large unisex accessible washrooms and a laundry facility.

The Mossbank Campground is a quiet camping area located near many recreation facilities. There are washrooms with a shower that is free for all guests to use. The recreation options include ball diamonds, spray park, outdoor swimming pool, playground and tennis courts. This is a great campground for group bookings. Our campground has 4 - 30 amp sites, 10 - 20 amp sites and 4 tent sites, all with potable water and a public dump station. There is a community fire pit, however, wood is not supplied. If multiple sites are reserved by the same patron, one week notice (instead of one day) is required for cancellation refunds.

Naicam campground is located behind our sportsgrounds amongst many trees and away from the bustle of downtown Naicam. A school playground is very close nearby with a convenience store/gas station just a short walk away.

<p>Shawnee Campground is located in the heart of Shaunavon and neighbours a beautiful green space with historical significance known as Memorial Park. A cenotaph commemorating the contributions of our war veterans in World War I, II and the Korean War exists in Memorial Park. Also located here is the Amphitheatre, and a large playground with a sand base. Public washrooms and shower facilities are available in the park. Eight camping sites are available, 4 pull-through and 4 back-ins. All sites include water / electric hookups and fire pits. Sewer dumping is available on site.</p>

The Town of Eston is located in the heart of West Central Saskatchewan at the junction of Highways 44 and 30. Eston is "The Home of the Gopher Derby". The Eston Campsite is located just steps away from the Eston Lions Pool, ball diamonds and the fairgrounds.

Our sites are beautifully grassed with lots of trees providing plenty of shade. The washrooms and showers are wheelchair accessible and very clean. On-site sani-dump and central water tap are available for use, the sites are serviced with electricity. You are a short walk to restaurants, grocery and liquor store, Prairie Winds and Silver Sage Cafe, Museum, and Giftstore - as well as the Grasslands National Park visitor center. We have recently added a Spray Park to our campground! So, don't forget your bathing suit to enjoy this addition on those hot summer days. Our sites have 15 amp or 15 & 50 amp service. If you would like to run a/c in your RV please book a 50 amp site, the 15 amp sites will not support a/c. 50 amp (male) to 30 amp(female) cord adapters are for sale at Val Marie Grocery & Liquor or at the Village Office.

The Valley Regional Park is one of Saskatchewan's most popular Regional Parks. Situated in the heart of the Valley area it was voted as the top Regional Park to visit in the Prairies North Magazine reader's poll in 2009. Young and old alike, will find this Family Orientated Park an excellent place to stay for an afternoon, a day, or a week. The park has always been lauded for its beautifully landscaped grounds. Children and families will love the large green space, creative playground and picnic areas which includes a 100' long Zip Line, 80' slide, toddlers corner, and numerous toys. The Town of Rosthern only 1 km away has a swimming pool for the whole family to enjoy on those hot Saskatchewan summer days. The Campground consists of 79 total campsites. Most of the sites are electrical, well treed, level and made large enough for the new trailers. The campground includes a modern washroom facility, potable drinking water, sewer dump, and bundled firewood. Visitors are not allowed to bring in their own firewood. The Town of Rosthern, located approximately 1km South of the park, provides a full range of services and shopping facilities to its residents and many tourists that visit the area each year. The ever-popular Farmers Market also runs every Friday throughout the summer months.

Located at Wynyard’s west entrance, 2.5 km south off the Yellowhead highway on Grid #640. This quiet well treed Park is ideal for nature lovers. The reservoir, behind the old C.P.R. dam, is aerated and supports a healthy population of rainbow trout. Canoes, kayaks, and electrical powered boats are allowed on the reservoir. Park camping and amenities are available from Victoria Day long weekend until the end of September. Camping amenities include 15 and 30 AMP hook-ups, washrooms, showers, dumping station, firewood, picnic tables and fire pits. Screen reader support enabled.