2020 Season Information
2020 Season Information
Check the Sask Parks Announcement Page for the latest
Murray Doell campground is closed
Murray Doell campground is closed
The Murray Doell campground is currently closed due to extreme weather damage (tornados) that occurred on June 29, 2019.
All other campgrounds at Meadow Lake Provincial Park are still open and available for camping.
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground will have water for the 2020 Camping Season, but will not be potable, please plan accordingly.
What's Nearby
Camping INFO
-
Kimball Lake: 124, 125
- Cold River
- Flotten
- Greig
- Hirtz
- Mistohay
- Waterhen
Camping INFO
Nightly
Book through the Campsite Reservation Service.
Some campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Accessible & Barrier Free
Seasonal
To see what seasonal campsites are available in 2020, go to the Campsite Reservation Service and search for available sites under the Seasonal tab.
Off-Season
Open year-round
North - 5 km N of Goodsoil on Hwy 26, 24 km N of Pierceland on Hwy 21, 6 km N of Dorintosh on Hwy 4.
Advisories
2020 Season Information
2020 Season Information
Check the Sask Parks Announcement Page for the latest
Murray Doell campground is closed
Murray Doell campground is closed
The Murray Doell campground is currently closed due to extreme weather damage (tornados) that occurred on June 29, 2019.
All other campgrounds at Meadow Lake Provincial Park are still open and available for camping.
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground will have water for the 2020 Camping Season, but will not be potable, please plan accordingly.
Access
- Wilderness
- Lake / Resort
Services
- Marine fuel
- Interpretive program
- Swimming lessons
- Gas station
- Groceries / Supplies
- Laundry
- Off-season camping
- Winter camping
- Firewood - free
Amenities
- Nature trails
- Picnic area
- Picnic shelter
- Playground
- Sewage disposal
- Shower
- Group camping
- 30 amp service
- Tenting sites
- Modern washroom
- Boat launch
- Primitive sites
- Electric sites
- Non-electric sites
- Full hook-up sites
- Firepit
- Beach
- Ice
- Drinking water
- Conference facilities
- Picnic tables
- Fish cleaning facility
Activities
- Horseback riding
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Fishing
- Mini golf
- Snowmobiling
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Camping
- Children's activities
- Swimming
Food and Beverage
- Concession / Fast food
Equipment Rentals
- Paddleboat rental
- Boat rental
Accessibility
- Pet friendly
Related Documents
Map - Lac Des Iles - Murray Doell Campground
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Greig, Kimball and Vivian
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Murray, Doell and Gold Creek
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - New Branch, Dennis Creek and White Birch
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Sandy Pines, Humphrey and Wolf Bay
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Hiking Trails Brochure
Boreal Trail Registration Form
Contact Info
- Email: MeadowLake@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 306-236-7680
- Mailing Address: Box 70, Dorintosh, SK, S0M 0T0
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
2020 Season Information
2020 Season Information
Check the Sask Parks Announcement Page for the latest
Murray Doell campground is closed
Murray Doell campground is closed
The Murray Doell campground is currently closed due to extreme weather damage (tornados) that occurred on June 29, 2019.
All other campgrounds at Meadow Lake Provincial Park are still open and available for camping.
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground will have water for the 2020 Camping Season, but will not be potable, please plan accordingly.
Location Info
5 km N of Goodsoil on Hwy 26, 24 km N of Pierceland on Hwy 21, 6 km N of Dorintosh on Hwy 4.lat. 54.40744 ° N, long. -108.62986° W
What's Nearby
Camping INFO
-
Kimball Lake: 124, 125
- Cold River
- Flotten
- Greig
- Hirtz
- Mistohay
- Waterhen
Contact Info
Operation Hours
Camping INFO
Nightly
Book through the Campsite Reservation Service.
Some campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Accessible & Barrier Free
Seasonal
To see what seasonal campsites are available in 2020, go to the Campsite Reservation Service and search for available sites under the Seasonal tab.
Off-Season
Open year-round
Contact Info
Email: MeadowLake@gov.sk.ca
Phone: 306-236-7680 | 855-737-7275 (Campsite Reservation Service) | 1-800-205-7070 |
Operation Hours
Open Year Round
Details
Rates & Discounts
Access
- Wilderness
- Lake / Resort
Services
- Marine fuel
- Interpretive program
- Swimming lessons
- Gas station
- Groceries / Supplies
- Laundry
- Off-season camping
- Winter camping
- Firewood - free
Amenities
- Nature trails
- Picnic area
- Picnic shelter
- Playground
- Sewage disposal
- Shower
- Group camping
- 30 amp service
- Tenting sites
- Modern washroom
- Boat launch
- Primitive sites
- Electric sites
- Non-electric sites
- Full hook-up sites
- Firepit
- Beach
- Ice
- Drinking water
- Conference facilities
- Picnic tables
- Fish cleaning facility
Activities
- Horseback riding
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Fishing
- Mini golf
- Snowmobiling
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Camping
- Children's activities
- Swimming
Food and Beverage
- Concession / Fast food
Equipment Rentals
- Paddleboat rental
- Boat rental
Accessibility
- Pet friendly
News
Advisories
Murray Doell campground is closed
Murray Doell campground is closed
The Murray Doell campground is currently closed due to extreme weather damage (tornados) that occurred on June 29, 2019.
All other campgrounds at Meadow Lake Provincial Park are still open and available for camping.
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground
Matheson Campground will have water for the 2020 Camping Season, but will not be potable, please plan accordingly.
Jul 25, 2020
Local artists will have their treasures available for visitors to purchase. Come out and support our local talent!
New vendors welcome.
RSVP with your preferred location (inside/outside) and if you need a table by April 27, 2019
Contact: Lillian Neilly at 1-306-236-7682 or lillian.neilly@gov.sk.ca
Jul 01, 2020
Make Meadow Lake Provincial Park a part of your Canada Day celebrations! Join us for a fun-filled day geared to all ages.
- 11 a.m. - Face painting and a craft.
- 1 p.m. - Special guest introductions, singing of O Canada and cake.
- 1:30 p.m. - Peter Puffin's Whale Tales.
The Saskatchewan Fur Trappers Association will have a display of animals that live in the boreal forest.
Meadow Lake Provincial Park in proud to have "Peter Puffin's Whale Tales" perform a FREE concert. Peter is an award winning educator, and internationally acclaimed family entertainer who uses music to celebrate caring for the environment and each other, community building, and the wonderful world we live in! Bring a chair and enjoy the Free concert.
Jul 18, 2020
Join us for a day full of activities to celebrate Canada's Parks Day! Meadow Lake Provincial Park will be hosting some of our favorite programs to honor the important roles that parks play in maintaining healthy and resilient ecosystems, protecting critical habitat for species-at-risk and contributing to human health and well-being.
2 p.m. - Cake
Special guests; Chrystel Olivier ph. D Entomologist and her bug display. The Conservation Officers will have their TIP Trailer available to learn about wildlife conservation and how their role helps keep our ecosystems and animals safe.
7 p.m. - DANGERSTREET - Live Concert
Playing the hits and sing along anthems from the past 30 years, this six piece bands will perform in the Greig Lake day use area. Bring a chair and enjoy the FREE concert!!
Band Members Include; Jim Bandola – Bass, Tony Bauman – Guitars, Maurice Brisson – Drums, Kevin Lheureux – Guitars, Mark Lheureux – Vocals, Cody Lheureux – Sound & Lighting
Aug 04, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
2:30 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 14, 2020
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Fire Starting & Navigation
In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Plant ID and Shelters.
Aug 19, 2020
7 p.m. - The Ice Age History Hike –A Guided walk on the Haymeadow Trail – Greig Lake Campground
Was there an ICE AGE?? Explore the Haymeadow Trail with the park interpreters and learn how Meadow Lake Provincial Park was form by the last Ice Age around 12000 years ago and how it affects the flora and fauna to this day.
Jul 10, 2020
11 a.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Fire Starting, Navigation and Shelters
In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics and Plant ID.
Jul 12, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Traditional Teachings
Join the interpreters for an educational opportunity to learn about traditional uses of the land. Connect with natural and cultural history, environment and geography. Participants will be introduced to traditional First Nations and Metis skills and explore their connection to the land and their own beliefs and values.
Jul 19, 2020
4 p.m. - Learn to Kayak - South end of Greig Lake day use area.
Do you want to try out a kayak before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe and kayak programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
7 p.m. - Sunset Kayak Paddle – South Greig Day Use Area
Pre-registration is required for all paddles. Register by calling 306-236-7617. Please leave a message and the interpreters will return your call at their earliest convenience.
Come out and join the interpreters at the south end of Greig Lake for an evening kayak paddle. The clear water allows you to view the sandy bottom and its flora while paddling. Listen for the call of the loon and watch for the eagle’s soaring above. The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program.
Jul 21, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
1 p.m. - Family Amazing Race – Greig Lake
Sign your family up for the Greig Lake Family Amazing Race. Your team can have as many members as you like, but only two members will be able to complete a challenge and all team members must cross the finish line together. You must pre-register your team by calling (1-306-236-7617). All challenges will have a water safety theme to learn how to keep yourself and others safe around water and how to promote good water safety habits.
2:30 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 28, 2020
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Navigation and Plant ID
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Fire Starting and Shelters.
Jul 07, 2020
9.a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit. The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting and Plant ID
In the Basics learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Navigation and Shelters.
Jul 31, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
1 p.m. - HOFNOD
Hooked on Fishing Not on Drugs (HOFNOD) is a Conservation Officer led program that introduces youth to the enjoyment of fishing. The Officers will have interactive activities for visitors to take part in. Come out and meet your local Conservation Officers.
Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Aug 18, 2020
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
Aug 07, 2020
3 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Plant ID and Shelter
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Fire Starting, Navigation and The Wild.
7 p.m. - Campfire Sing Along
Whether you are young or old our campfires are sure to put a smile on your face. From delicious bannock that you can't get enough of, to campfire songs that'll get your toe tapping, this is a program you won't want to miss. Special guests the “Highbush Clanberries” will entertain you while you cook your bannock.
The Highbush Clanberries are a group of musicians from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan where the Clan gathers regularly at the local Library and Community Events to share their passion for Scottish, Irish, Metis, American and Down East Traditional Music.
Due to the nature of this program we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions.
Jul 03, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Navigation and Shelters
In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
- 2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting and Plant ID.
Jun 30, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake. Pick up a Summer Calendar of Events at your campground entry gate for further information.
Aug 14, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
1 p.m. - Traditional Teachings
Join the interpreters for an educational opportunity to learn about traditional uses of the land. Connect with natural and cultural history, environment and geography. Participants will be introduced to traditional First Nations and Metis skills and explore their connection to the land and their own beliefs and values.
Aug 11, 2020
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The crafts will be displayed at the Greig Lake Visitor Center, choose the one you are interested in or join in on all of them. Craft programs start at 11 AM at the Visitor Center at Greig Lake.
1 p.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
2:30 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Aug 17, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
Aug 06, 2020
9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and
11 a.m. -Bike Rodeo
Learning to ride a bike is fun. The interpreters will be providing a helmet fitting station, a safety checklist and a variety of activities to practice and develop skills that will teach participants about bike safety and how to avoid collisions. There will be bike decorating too! Bring your helmet, your bike and your friends!
Aug 02, 2020
August Long Weekend - Saskatchewan Arts Day
Come out to Meadow Lake Provincial Park to the Kimball Lake day use area to celebrate Saskatchewan Day this year!
11 a.m. - Face Painting
1 p.m. - Cake
Special guest Jinny Nieviadomy, local Artist, Teacher, Mom will lead participants in creating a FREE Nature Clay Tile Craft.
Please pre-register for the clay craft by calling -1-306-236-7617.
Jul 08, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Canoe
Do you want to try out a canoe before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
1 p.m. - Little Raspberry paddle/portage
Kimball Lake - Little Raspberry Canoe paddle/portage. Pre-registration is required for all paddles. Register by calling 306-236-7617. Please leave a message and the interpreters will return your call at their earliest convenience.
Have you ever paddled on a kettle lake? Join the interpreters for a relaxing paddle along the shore of Kimball Lake to the Little Raspberry portage. Experience the past by carrying your watercraft over the portage to Little Raspberry Lake. Once on Little Raspberry you will have time explore the lake before returning to Kimball Lake. Meet the interpreters at 1PM at the south end of the beach (outside the swimming area). The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program. The interpreters will guide participants to the portage, which takes you to Little Raspberry Lake. Each crew will be required to carry their boat along the portage too Little Raspberry. The group will spend time exploring Little Raspberry before returning via the portage to Kimball Lake and then to the original starting point.
Jul 17, 2020
- 9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
- 1 p.m. - BioBlitz-iNaturalist
Download the iNaturalist app, and become a scientist for the day! Observe, record and identify as many park species as you can within 24 hours, to show the world just how bio-diverse Sask Parks really are! Use the app found at this link https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/mobile_apps_nz to help you discover all the wonder nature has to offer.
Special Guests; Chrystel Olivier ph.D Entomologist and her bug diplay. The Conservation Officers will have their TIP (Turn in Poachers) trailer on display. Learn about wildlife conservation from the officers and how their role helps keep our ecosystems and animals safe. The display contains mounts of unlawfully taken wildlife.
Aug 12, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Canoe
Do you want to try out a canoe before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe and kayak programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
1 p.m. - Kimball Lake Little Raspberry Canoe Paddle/Portage
Pre-registration is required for all paddles. Register by calling 306-236-7617. Please leave a message and the interpreters will return your call at their earliest convenience.
Have you ever paddled on a kettle lake? Join the interpreters for a relaxing paddle along the shore of Kimball Lake to the Little Raspberry portage. Experience the past by carrying your watercraft over the portage to Little Raspberry Lake. Once on Little Raspberry you will have time explore the lake before returning to Kimball Lake. Meet the interpreters at 1PM at the south end of the beach (outside the swimming area). The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program. The interpreters will guide participants to the portage, which takes you to Little Raspberry Lake. Each crew will be required to carry their boat along the portage too Little Raspberry. The group will spend time exploring Little Raspberry before returning via the portage to Kimball Lake and then to the original starting point.
Jul 11, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Fish
Interested in learning the basics of fishing? Join us at Meadow Lake Provincial Park for a lake-side program where you will learn the different fish species in our lakes and most importantly how to become an independent fisher! All equipment will be provided. This free lake-side program includes some short instructions and the opportunity to fish at Kimball Lake in the Meadow Lake Provincial Park.
2 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 15, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Kayak
Do you want to try out a kayak before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to kayak programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Fire Starting & Navigation
In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Plant ID and Shelters.
Aug 15, 2020
11 a.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting and Shelter
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Navigation, Plant ID and The Wild.
Jul 20, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Water Safety Activities
Participate in fun activities to learn how to keep yourself and others safe around water and how to promote good water safety habits.
- 1 p.m. - Sandcastle Contest
Put your artistic skills to the test in Kimball Lake’s Sandcastle Competition! Do you think you have what it takes to be this years Sandcastle Building Champions? Prizes awarded! Sign your team up at the interpreters tent by the day use area on the day of the event.
- 2:30 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.I Survived: The WildIn the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Aug 01, 2020
1 p.m. - HOFNOD
Hooked on Fishing Not on Drugs (HOFNOD) is a Conservation Officer led program that introduces youth to the enjoyment of fishing. The Officers will have interactive activities for visitors to take part in. Come out and meet your local Conservation Officers.
Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 06, 2020
- 3 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics and Plant ID
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Plant ID, learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Fire Starting, Navigation, Shelters and The Wild.
- 7 p.m. Campfire Sing Along
Special Guest - Highbush Clanberries
Whether you are young or old our campfires are sure to put a smile on your face. From delicious bannock that you can't get enough of, to campfire songs that'll get your toe tapping, this is a program you won't want to miss. Special guests the "Highbush Clanberries" will entertain you while you cook your bannock.
The Highbush Clanberries are a group of musicians from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan where the Clan gathers regularly at the local Library and Community Events to share their passion for Scottish, Irish, Metis, American and Down East Traditional Music.
Due to the nature of this program we are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions.
Aug 21, 2020
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelter
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Wild
Jul 29, 2020
1 p.m. - Traditional Teachings
Join the interpreters for an educational opportunity to learn about traditional uses of the land. Connect with natural and cultural history, environment and geography. Participants will be introduced to traditional First Nations and Metis skills and explore their connection to the land and their own beliefs and values.
2:30 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 23, 2020
- 7 p.m. - A Story from the Stars - A Guided Walk on the Kimball Lake Interpretive Trail
Wonder through the forest at dusk and listen to a story from the stars, but remember to never stray from the path... DUN, DUN, DUNNN. Dress appropriately for the weather and bring layers. Wear sturdy walking or hiking shoes and bring a bottle of water. The trail is accessible and a campground washroom will be available at the end of the hike (by campsite 114).
Jul 26, 2020
- 1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Navigation, Plant ID and SheltersIn Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
- 2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The WildIn the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics and Fire Starting.
Aug 10, 2020
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting and Plant ID
In the Basics learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan.
2:30 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Navigation and Shelters.
Jul 04, 2020
- 9 a.m. - Morning Sun Warm-up
Greet the sun and sand on the beach, to feel the earth beneath your toes. Reach your arms to the sky and feel the warmth of the morning sun awaken your body. The interpreter will explain why the sun and the ground or soil is such an important part of the park and to all living things. They will guide you gently through yoga-inspired movements that will help you appreciate the sun and the soil and their life-giving energy. This exercise-in-nature program can be enjoyed by all age levels. Meet the interpreter on the beach. Please bring your own towel or mat.
- 11 a.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Navigation and Shelters
In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
- 1 p.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
- 2:30 p.m. I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting and Plant ID.
Aug 08, 2020
11 a.m. - Rusty Lake/Waterhen River Paddle - Pre-registration is required for all paddles. Register by calling 306-236-7617. Please leave a message and the interpreters will return your call at their earliest convenience.
Come out an experience a four-hour paddle through beautiful Rusty Lake and the historic Waterhen River. The interpreters will guide you and provide the participants information on the flora and fauna encountered along the way. Be sure to pack your lunch, which you will enjoy during the scheduled shore stop along the way. The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program. We request that you arrange your own pick up at the Waterhen bridge, north of Dorintosh.
Jul 22, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Learn to Kayak
Do you want to try out a kayak before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe and kayak programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
- 1 p.m. - Family Amazing Race - Sandy Beach
Sign your family up for the Sandy Beach Family Amazing Race. Your team can have as many members as you like, but only two members will be able to complete a challenge and all team members must cross the finish line together. You must pre-register your team by calling (1-306-236-7617). All challenges will have a water safety theme to learn how to protect you and your family from drowning.
Aug 13, 2020
- 7 p.m. - “The Golden Mystery” Walk
"There's gold in them thar hills." Spend the evening walking along the campground trail at Sandy Beach. The Interpreter will guide you as you search for the answer. Dress appropriately for the weather and bring layers. Wear sturdy walking or hiking shoes and bring a bottle of water. The trail is accessible and located close to several campground washrooms.
Jul 09, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Canoe
Do you want to try out a canoe before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
1 p.m. - Pierce Lake Canoe Paddle
Pre-registration is required for all paddles. Register by calling 306-236-7617. Please leave a message and the interpreters will return your call at their earliest convenience.
Come to beautiful Pierce Lake and enjoy a relaxing paddle along the shore. The interpreters will share with the participant’s information on the flora and fauna of the area. Meet the park interpreters at the Sandy Beach Campground boat launch. The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program.
1 p.m. - Explore Humphrey Lake - A Guide Walk on the Humphrey Lake Hiking Trail. Meet in the interpreters at the Sandy Beach day use area.
Saskatchewan Parks are home to many hiking trails. Take the time to attend a guided hike and explore one of these trails along with a park interpreter. Be sure to wear suitable footwear and appropriate clothing for the weather. Dressing in layers is always a great idea. Back pack essentials will include, but are not limited to; water, bug spray, sunscreen, snack, whistle, communication device and a small first aid kit.
Jul 27, 2020
11 a.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters
In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
2 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics and Fire Starting.
Jul 30, 2020
1 p.m. - HOFNOD
Hooked on Fishing Not on Drugs (HOFNOD) is a Conservation Officer led program that introduces youth to the enjoyment of fishing. The Officers will have interactive activities for visitors to take part in. Come out and meet your local Conservation Officers.
Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 16, 2020
- 1 p.m. - BioBlitz-iNaturalist
Download the iNaturalist app, and become a scientist for the day! Observe, record and identify as many park species as you can within 24 hours, to show the world just how bio-diverse Sask Parks really are! Use the app found at this link https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/mobile_apps to help you discover all the wonder nature has to offer.
Special Guests; Chrystel Olivier ph.D Entomologist and her bug diplay. The Conservation Officers will have their TIP (Turn in Poachers) trailer on display. Learn about wildlife conservation from the officers and how their role helps keep our ecosystems and animals safe. The display contains mounts of unlawfully taken wildlife.
Aug 05, 2020
11 a.m. - Learn to Kayak
Learn to Canoe/Kayak
Do you want to try out a canoe or kayak before you make the commitment to a purchase? The interpreters will provide learn to canoe and kayak programs throughout the park. Learn to programs are free of charge and participants will be given instructions from Paddle Canada certified interpreters, on a first come first serve basis. The park will provide the canoes, kayaks, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions.
1 p.m. - Pierce Lake Kayak Paddle
Come to beautiful Pierce Lake and enjoy a relaxing paddle along the shore. The interpreters will share with the participant's information on the flora and fauna of the area. Meet the park interpreters at the Sandy Beach Campground boat launch. The park will provide the boats, paddles, life jackets and safety equipment. Participants will be led through a short safety presentation, sized for paddles and life jackets and be assigned to their pre-registered boat. All paddling programs will be subject to favorable weather conditions. We welcome visitors that have their own watercraft to join us in a paddling program. The interpreters will guide participants along the south shore in a westerly direction. Participants will raft up for a break in paddling then continue back to boat launch.
Aug 20, 2020
1 p.m. - I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelter
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Plant ID learn about native edible and medicinal plants found in Saskatchewan. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Wild
Aug 09, 2020
11 a.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
1 p.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit.
The craft program will be held at the Sandy Beach Campground day use area. Pick up a Summer Calendar of Events at your campground entry gate for further information.
2 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics, Fire Starting, Navigation, Plant ID and Shelters.
Jul 13, 2020
11 a.m. - Crafty Campers
This program is a fun learning opportunity for all park visitors. Bring the whole family and create a nature themed memory of your visit. The craft program will be held at the Sandy Beach Campground day use area. Pick up a Summer Calendar of Events at your campground entry gate for further information.
1 p.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: Fire Starting, Navigation and Shelters
In Fire Starting explore the history of fire, its importance today and how to build a safe and successful fire using a variety of unusual techniques. In Navigation use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Shelters build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
2 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: The Basics and Plant ID.
Jul 05, 2020
- 11 a.m. - Survival Series - Put your skills to the test and have some fun as you complete this hands-on program series.
I Survived: The Basics, Navigation and Shelters
In the Basics, learn how to stay safe in outdoors and be prepared with the necessary safety supplies for any activity. In Navigation, use orienteering compasses, maps and GPS units through hands on games and activities. In Shelters, build an emergency shelter for protection if you are unexpectedly delayed on a trail or to protect yourself from inclement weather using available materials, basic knots and simple supplies.
- 1 p.m. - Life in the Lake
Through the exploration of a lake, pond, or bog, this program will dive deep into the life of the aquatic plants, animals, and insects that live within. There is a watery world just waiting to be discovered! Rubber boots are encouraged. Learn about Aquatic Invasive Species and what you can do to protect our lakes and rivers.
- 2 p.m. - I Survived: The Wild
In the Wild identify animals in the park through their appearance and the evidence they leave behind. Learn to respect wildlife to keep parks safe for humans and wildlife. Come meet the Conservations Officers and learn more about being bear aware.
Complete 3 or 6 modules to earn your survival swag!
Other Survival Series modules include: remaining modules include I Survived: Fire Starting and Plant ID.
Jul 02, 2020
Make Meadow Lake Provincial Park a part of your Canada Day celebrations! Join us for a fun-filled day geared to all ages.
- 11 a.m. - Face painting and a craft.
- 1 p.m. - Special guest introductions, singing of O Canada and cake.
- 1:30 p.m. - Peter Puffin's Whale Tales.
The Saskatchewan Fur Trappers Association will have a display of animals that live in the boreal forest.
Meadow Lake Provincial Park in proud to have "Peter Puffin's Whale Tales" perform a FREE concert. Peter is an award winning educator, and internationally acclaimed family entertainer who uses music to celebrate caring for the environment and each other, community building, and the wonderful world we live in! Bring a chair and enjoy the Free concert!
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Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Greig, Kimball and Vivian
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Murray, Doell and Gold Creek
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - New Branch, Dennis Creek and White Birch
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Trails - Sandy Pines, Humphrey and Wolf Bay
Meadow Lake Provincial Park Hiking Trails Brochure
Boreal Trail Registration Form
