Latitude: 51.8923° N, Longitude: -106.8178° W
Central - 30 km SW of Saskatoon, on Hwy 60.
Central - 30 km SW of Saskatoon, on Hwy 60.
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Located 20 minutes south of Saskatoon, Pike Lake Provincial Park is loved for its lush lawns pleasantly shaded by aspen, ash and birch trees. Situated on the South Saskatchewan River, the park offers various recreational opportunities for visitors to enjoy including water activities, playgrounds, tennis and volleyball courts, golf and a popular outdoor pool with a waterslide. The park's 1.5-km nature trail begins at the interpretive centre and provides a great opportunity to experience the diverse wildlife and ecosystems contained within the park. Pool is open early June to Labour Day.
Advisories
2020 Season Information
Camping available from May long weekend to Labour Day.
Access
- Lake / Resort
Services
- Groceries / Supplies
- Interpretive program
- Swimming lessons
- Firewood - free
- Laundry
- Off-season camping
- Winter camping
Amenities
- Nature trails
- Tenting sites
- Modern washroom
- Picnic area
- Picnic shelter
- Playground
- Sewage disposal
- Shower
- Electric sites
- Non-electric sites
- Outdoor pool
- Boat launch
- Ice
- Group camping
- 30 amp service
- Beach
- Firepit
- Conference facilities
- Picnic tables
- Pull-through RV sites
- Drinking water
Activities
- Fishing
- Waterslide
- Mini golf
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Geocaching
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Golfing
- Hiking
- Camping
- Children's activities
- Swimming
Food and Beverage
- Concession / Fast food
Equipment Rentals
- Canoe rental
- Paddleboat rental
Accessibility
- Barrier-free campsites
- Barrier-free washroom/shower
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
Contact Info
- Email: pikelake@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 306-933-6966
- Mailing Address: 102-112 Research Drive, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 3R3
Campsite Reservation Service
- Phone: 1-855-737-7275
- Website: Book Now
Saskatchewan Provincial Park Info
- Email: parks.info@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 1-800-205-7070
Located 20 minutes south of Saskatoon, Pike Lake Provincial Park is loved for its lush lawns pleasantly shaded by aspen, ash and birch trees. Situated on the South Saskatchewan River, the park offers various recreational opportunities for visitors to enjoy including water activities, playgrounds, tennis and volleyball courts, golf and a popular outdoor pool with a waterslide. The park's 1.5-km nature trail begins at the interpretive centre and provides a great opportunity to experience the diverse wildlife and ecosystems contained within the park. Pool is open early June to Labour Day.
