Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park stretches across 7,239 hectares of land, featuring diverse landscapes with grasslands, ridges, ravines, and access to Lake Diefenbaker.

The establishment of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park in 1973 marked a significant addition to Saskatchewan's network of protected natural areas for public recreation.

The park terrain contains archaeological evidence of Indigenous settlements, reflecting the long history of human presence in this Saskatchewan region.

The park maintains multiple campgrounds with electrical services, washroom facilities, boat launches, hiking trails, and designated areas for swimming and fishing.

Located within two municipal regions, Saskatchewan Landing No. 167 and Lacadena No. 228, the park provides habitat for numerous native prairie species.

Location: Saskatchewan Landing No. 167

Location: Lacadena No. 228

Inception: 1973

GPS coordinates: 50.66611,-107.98972

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:03