The Battlefords Provincial Park

The Battlefords Provincial Park stretches along the north shore of Jackfish Lake, featuring forests, rolling hills, and extensive recreational grounds across its territory.

The park, established in 1960, lies in an area that played a central role during the Canadian fur trade period and holds significance for Indigenous communities.

The parkland preserves traditional territories and offers educational programs about local ecology, wildlife, and regional history throughout the camping season.

The park maintains 317 camping sites, including 165 with electrical hookups, modern washrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and a supply store for visitors.

During winter months, the park transforms into a cold-season recreation center with 25 kilometers of groomed cross-country skiing trails and ice fishing opportunities.

Location: Meota No. 468

Inception: 1960

Website: http://www.saskparks.net/Default.aspx?DN=96550d8f-c808-4b9f-beee-4408ef67dfa4

Website: http://saskparks.net/Default.aspx?DN=96550d8f-c808-4b9f-beee-4408ef67dfa4

GPS coordinates: 53.11750,-108.37417

Latest update: May 29, 2025 07:22