Latitude: 50.64728° N, Longitude: -107.9632° W
South - 50 km N of Swift Current on Hwy 4.
South - 50 km N of Swift Current on Hwy 4.
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Straddling the South Saskatchewan River Valley at the west end of Lake Diefenbaker, the Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park celebrates the site of the first historic crossing on the South Saskatchewan River. A great area to be enjoyed by all ages, the park is popular for its fishing, sun-bathing and hiking opportunities. This park features a number of interpretive trails and historic sites including the handsome Goodwin House, now home to the park's visitor centre, main office and interpretive centre. The boat launch is located on the north side of the lake while the main beach area, located on the west side of the park, is a perfect place to enjoy a warm summer's day. For that perfect getaway with minimal effort and preparation, two Camp-Easy sites are available for booking.
Camping available from May long weekend to Labour Day.
Access
- Lake / Resort
Services
- Firewood - free
- Groceries / Supplies
- Interpretive program
- Laundry
- Marine fuel
- Off-season camping
Amenities
- 30 amp service
- Beach
- Boat launch
- Drinking water
- Electric sites
- Equestrian camping
- Firepit
- Fish cleaning facility
- Group camping
- Ice
- Marina
- Modern washroom
- Nature trails
- Non-electric sites
- Picnic area
- Picnic tables
- Playground
- Sewage disposal
- Shower
- Tenting sites
Activities
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Boating
- Camping
- Canoeing
- Fishing
- Golfing
- Hiking
- Mini golf
- Sailing
- Swimming
Food and Beverage
- Casual dining
- Concession / Fast food
Equipment Rentals
- Boat rental
Accessibility
- Barrier-free campsites
- Barrier-free washroom/shower
- Pet friendly
- Wheelchair access
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
Aug 14, 2021
Tickets will be available 2 weeks prior to the event date.
Register here for a Saskatchewan Parks special event to let us know that you're joining us for the fun! Admission to special events is free with valid park entry. Please note that additional costs may be associated with select activities/offerings.Event Details: Come get prehistoric! Walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs on a guided hike or participate in the many other dinosaur-themed crafts and activities. Pre-registration for guided interpretive programs is required. Visit Eventbrite for a complete listing of programs available for pre-registration.
You can't miss Sask Landing Provincial Park's outdoor movie! Armed with Harmony will be on site to provide audiovisual services for this event, so come enjoy Croods 2: A New Age on your lawn chair or bring a blanket! Showtime is at 8:30 PM (subject to change). Movie is free with valid park entry. Parking is first-come-first served, so arrive early to guarantee your spot!
Note: Sask Parks continues to follow the safety guidelines outlined in public health orders and adjust public events and services as needed. For the latest information on our ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, visit saskparks.com.
Prices: General Admission: $0.00
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Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
Sep 18, 2021
The Beaver Flat 50 is a hilly, hard-as-hell trail run at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, with over 2,000 m of vertical gain across 50 km. That's 7,500 ft of total climb. The prairies are flat. This course is #anythingbutflat. Beaver Flat 50 is a tough get-your-feet-wet, wreck-your-shins and roll-your-ankle kind of run. You're going to love it, hate it and love it some more. Guaranteed.
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Email: pskyrunning@gmail.com
Saskatchewan Landing Equestrian Campground, Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, 50 km N of Swift Current on Hwy 4.
Contact Info
- Email: sask.landing@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 306-375-5525
- Mailing Address: Box 179, Stewart Valley, SK, S0N 2P0
Saskatchewan Provincial Park Info
- Email: parks.info@gov.sk.ca
- Phone: 1-800-205-7070
Straddling the South Saskatchewan River Valley at the west end of Lake Diefenbaker, the Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park celebrates the site of the first historic crossing on the South Saskatchewan River. A great area to be enjoyed by all ages, the park is popular for its fishing, sun-bathing and hiking opportunities. This park features a number of interpretive trails and historic sites including the handsome Goodwin House, now home to the park's visitor centre, main office and interpretive centre. The boat launch is located on the north side of the lake while the main beach area, located on the west side of the park, is a perfect place to enjoy a warm summer's day. For that perfect getaway with minimal effort and preparation, two Camp-Easy sites are available for booking.
