Latitude: 51.25167° N, Longitude: -106.8692° W
South - N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.
South - N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.
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Danielson Provincial Park is the perfect place to enjoy summer. Situated on Lake Diefenbaker, the sandy beaches, excellent fishing opportunities and large campsites provide a variety of opportunities to fill the days with outdoor adventures. Hike the Trans Canada Trail (The Great Trail), or learn more about one of the world's largest earth-filled dams by visiting the Gardiner Dam Visitor Centre.
Advisories
There are no current advisories for Danielson Provincial Park
Camping available from May long weekend to Labour Day.
Access
- Lake / Resort
Services
- Firewood - free
- Groceries / Supplies
- Interpretive program
- Winter camping
Amenities
- Boat launch
- Picnic area
- Picnic shelter
- Playground
- Sewage disposal
- Shower
- Electric sites
- Non-electric sites
- Nature trails
- Beach
- Firepit
- Drinking water
- Picnic tables
- Pull-through RV sites
- Fish cleaning facility
- 30 amp service
- Tenting sites
- Modern washroom
- Ice
Activities
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Fishing
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Sailing
- Geocaching
- Camping
- Swimming
Accessibility
- Barrier-free campsites
- Barrier-free washroom/shower
- Pet friendly
Contact Info
- Email: danielsonpark@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 306-857-5510
- Mailing Address: Box 39, Elbow, SK, S0H 1J0
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
Danielson Provincial Park is the perfect place to enjoy summer. Situated on Lake Diefenbaker, the sandy beaches, excellent fishing opportunities and large campsites provide a variety of opportunities to fill the days with outdoor adventures. Hike the Trans Canada Trail (The Great Trail), or learn more about one of the world's largest earth-filled dams by visiting the Gardiner Dam Visitor Centre.
Location Info
N end of Lake Diefenbaker, access via Hwys 44, 45 or 219.lat. 51.25167° N, long. -106.8692° W
