- fun on the snow!
Get out of the city and slide into our winter wonderlands – on your skis, skates or toboggans. Snowshoe through our forests, cruise down the epic toboggan hills, or skate our lakes. We promise to show you a whole new side of a Saskatchewan winter.
Activities across Saskatchewan
What are the prices?
One Day Park Entry Permit
Fee | Conditions | Availability |
$10 |
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Weekly Park Entry Permit
Fee | Conditions | Availability |
$40 |
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Annual Park Entry Permit
Fee | Conditions | Availability | |
$75 |
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Winter Annual Park Entry Permit
Fee | Conditions | Availability | |
$40 |
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Saskatchewan Seniors Park Entry Permit
Fee | Conditions | Availability |
FREE |
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At any park entry gate |
Need to know a bit more?
Fishing License - Know Before You Go
A valid angling license is required to fish in any Saskatchewan lake. Anglers will need to create a Hunting, Angling and Trapping (HAL) identification to purchase a licence. This is a one-time requirement. You can purchase your licence through any one of the following methods:
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The online hunting, angling and trapping (HAL) licencing system
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Any Saskatchewan fishing licence issuer;
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Select provincial park offices or at the Ministry of Environment;
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By phone at 1-855-848-4773 (8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Saskatchewan time)
Printable Itineraries & Guides - Simply click and print!
- Buffalo Pound Provincial Park: Winter Itinerary
- Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park: Winter Itinerary | Winter Guide
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park: Winter Itinerary
- Echo Valley Provincial Park: Winter Itinerary
- Moose Mountain Provincial Park: Winter Itinerary
- Pike Lake Provincial Park: Winter Itinerary | Winter Guide
Winter in the Hills with Ashlyn George
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Winter in Duck Mountain with Kevin Dunn
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Winter Safety - Dress for the weather with Jay Brown, AKA SaskHiker
Visitor Snapshots -Winter in #saskparks