Accessibility 

Saskatchewan Parks are beautiful and serene places to visit, and we make sure everyone is welcome. Accessible and barrier-free campsites are available for nightly and seasonal reservations, and our service centres and facilities are designed for customers with reduced mobility. 

Accessible campsites may offer proximity to accessible service centres or washrooms, cement pads or firm gravel for wheelchairs or walkers, or be free of barriers such as campsite boundary markers. Campers can only book our accessible and barrier-free campsites with a valid Accessible Parking Permit (with number and expiry information), and this must be displayed while in the park. 

To view a complete list of our Accessible / Barrier-Free campsites, click the link button. 

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Beach Wheelchair Program 

Available upon advanced notice. Saskatchewan Parks have access to beach wheelchairs to help improve the beach experience of our visitors with reduced mobility. The wheelchairs are made from a lightweight aluminum frame with three buoyant tires. Children and adults can ride over the sand relatively quickly and be taken into one foot of water. They are available on a first-come, first-served basis or may be reserved one week before a reservation. These wheelchairs are available free of charge. 

Beach wheelchairs are available at most provincial parks upon request. To make a reservation please call the park office directly. 

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Accessible Swimming Pools 

The following provincial parks offer swimming pools designed to make them accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. 

Buffalo Pound 

Outdoor Pool 

• Sloped accessible entry
• Lane swimming available
• Open mid-June to September long weekend
  
  

Pike Lake 

Outdoor Pool

• Wheelchair accessible
• Water slide with its own splashdown pool
• Open early June to September long weekend 

Accessible Trails 

The following provincial parks offer accessible trails designed to make them accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. 

Douglas  

Sunset Trail, Part of the ‘Great Trail’

• Wheelchair accessible
• Crusher dust trail
• Distance approximately 2 km 

Pike Lake 

Lakeside Promenade Trail

• Wheelchair accessible
• Level surface
• Distance approximately 0.75 km

Wascana Trails Recreation Site 

Wildflower Trail

• Adaptive trail
• Crusher dust trail
• Distance approximately 0.6 km
• Grade maximum 10%