Duck Mountain Provincial Park

Duck Mountain Provincial Park encompasses 150 square kilometers of rolling hills, forests, and lakes, rising 200 meters above the Assiniboine River valley.

The park, established in 1931, marks over ninety years of outdoor recreation in Saskatchewan, providing a natural refuge among surrounding agricultural lands.

The area represents the intersection between boreal forest and aspen parkland, hosting white spruce, black spruce, tamarack larch, and balsam fir trees.

Visitors can access multiple campgrounds with electrical hookups, water stations, laundry facilities, washrooms, showers, and two public beaches at Madge Lake.

The park contains the western limit of natural balsam fir trees and supports wildlife including elk, moose, black bear, lynx, bobcat, and timber wolf.

Location: Saskatchewan

Inception: 1931

GPS coordinates: 51.68330,-101.63300

Latest update: March 16, 2025 02:55