Lac La Ronge Provincial Park

Lac La Ronge Provincial Park extends across 3,198 square kilometers of Canadian Shield territory, encompassing nearly 100 lakes and numerous canoe routes.

The establishment of Lac La Ronge Provincial Park in 1939 marked an early commitment to preserving Saskatchewan's natural landscapes for future generations.

The park lands hold deep connections to Indigenous communities and contain historical fur trade routes that shaped the development of Saskatchewan.

Seven campgrounds within the park provide different accommodation options, with Wadin Bay Campground offering electrical sites and sanitary facilities.

Nistowiak Falls, the highest waterfall in Saskatchewan, flows along the Rapid River within the northern section of the park.

Location: Saskatchewan

Inception: 1939

Shares border with: Northern Saskatchewan Administration District

Website: http://saskparks.net/LacLaRonge

GPS coordinates: 55.35806,-104.79361

Latest update: March 5, 2025 20:19