Meadow Lake Provincial Park, SK

Description

Spanning more than 1,600 square kms and featuring more than 20 lakes, rivers and streams, Meadow Lake Provincial Park is one of the largest provincial...[more]

Alerts and Important Information

If purchasing a Backcountry Permit, a Park Entry Permit is not included.

Backcountry Permit fees are per tent, with a maximum group size of 5 people per tent.

A valid vehicle entry permit is required on all vehicles while in a Saskatchewan Provincial Park. Park entry can be purchased on the reservation website, through the Saskatchewan Provincial Parks Reservation Call Centre at 1-833-775-7275 or at the closest park location.

Please read the following terms and conditions for visiting Saskatchewan Provincial Parks:

A valid vehicle entry permit is required on all vehicles while in a provincial park. Entry can be purchased in advance of your arrival by visiting parks.saskatchewan.ca.
If you purchased an annual vehicle entry permit online, it will be mailed to the mailing address associated with your reservation (allow a minimum two weeks for delivery).
Permit holders are responsible for the conduct and behavior of their family and guests and must ensure all camping permit rules and regulations are being met.
If you have a valid vehicle entry permit and a reservation, you can proceed directly to your campsite. You will be automatically checked in.
Permit holders shall not rent, sell, sublet, assign or otherwise transfer their reserved campsite to another occupant.
Pets are welcome in all our parks and must be on a leash no longer than two meters. Owners are responsible for the behavior of their pets at all times and must clean up after their pets. Pets are not allowed in public facilities or on the beach unless it is a designated pet friendly area.
Consumption or display of an alcoholic beverage or cannabis in a public space is prohibited. Alcoholic beverages and cannabis may be consumed in the camping permit holder’s camping unit, and on their assigned campsite.
To report park emergencies, enforcement or wildlife concerns, call Park Watch at 1-800-667-1788 (available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week).
You are responsible for adhering to all of Saskatchewan Provincial Parks policies, rules and regulations. For more information see parks.saskatchewan.ca.

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Description

Spanning more than 1,600 square kms and featuring more than 20 lakes, rivers and streams, Meadow Lake Provincial Park is one of the largest provincial parks in Canada. A favorite destination for many vacationers, this park offers excellent fishing and water-based opportunities, some of the best beaches in Saskatchewan and the Boreal Trail, one of the premier hiking destinations in Canada. Seek out the area's wildlife and vegetation by venturing out on one of the park's well-groomed hiking trails, or one of the park's many picnic areas. Featuring twelve campgrounds with over 800 campsites, Meadow Lake offers a new experience one visit to the next. For that perfect getaway with minimal effort and preparation, two Camp-Easy sites are available for booking.

Geography:

Dorintosh Administration Office - NE 33-62-18-W3RD

Recreation:

East Side: Greig Lake & Kimball Lake

Fishing
Mini golf
Brid/ Wildlife viewing
Boating
Golfing
Hiking
Geocaching
Water sports
paddling
park programs
tenting/camping sites
ski trails
Day use areas
Stores with park
swimming areas
Pickle ball
tennis
Boat Launch

Facilities:

East Side

Camping sites
Modern washrooms
Nature Trails
Boreal Trail
Picnic area
Picnic shelter
Playground
Visitor Center
Fish Cleaning stations
Laundry Facility
Service Center
Concessions
Accomodations
Grocery store

Pierceland Side: West Side: Murray Doell & Sandy Beach

Shower Building
Change house on beach
Pay phone, boat dock and launch
fish filleting building
sand beach
fast food concession
Boat Rentals within Park
(3) camp kitchens
boat dock and launch
play ground
sand beach
fast food concessio
pay phone

Nearby Attractions:

East Side:

Parkland Bar/Café
Sikups General Store
Golf Clubs
Car wash
Grocery Stores
Park Programs

West Side:

Village of Pierceland
Village of Goodsoil
Northern Meadows Golf Course
Boreal Trail (over nite hiking, day hikes, biking)
Waterhen River for canoeing

Services and Amenities

Services & Amenities:

Within Park

Beach
Bird Watching
Boat Launch
Boat Rental
Boating
Canoeing
Change Room
Children's activities
Concession
Conference facilities
Cycling
Drinking water
Firepit
Firewood
Fish Cleaning Station
Fishing
Garbage
Groceries / Supplies
Group Camping
Handicap Access
Hiking
Ice
Interpretive Programs

Laundry
Maintenance
Mini golf
Modern Washroom
Nature trails
Paddle Boat Rentals
Parking
Pet friendly
Picnic Shelter
Picnic Tables
Picnic area
Playground
Recycle
Recycling Station
Sewage disposal
Showers
Snowmobiling
Swimming
Telephone
Tennis
Trailer Sewage Dump
Water Fillup Station

Getting There

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
54.40744, -108.62986
54°24'27"N, 108°37'47"W

East Side
Just minutes away from the City of Meadow Lake. Head 3 miles west on highway #55 then turn North on Highway # 4 for approx. 14.5 miles to Dorintosh. The park is 3.9 miles from the Village of Dorinosh. Administation Office is located on the right side of the highway # 4 . Office Phone Number 306-236-7680

West Side: Murray Doell & Sandy Beach
SANDY BEACH - proceed north on Highway 55 through the Village of Pierceland and continue until you enter the park. You will then be on Highway #950, which will lead you to the west to the Sandy Beach campground.

MURRAY DOELL - Travel from the village of Goodsoil north on Highway #26 into Meadow Lake Provincial Park. Cross the Waterhen River, and then enter the park at our Goodsoil Entry Gate, continue north for approx. 200 metres and turn west onto Highway #950. Travel west for 15 km and this will take you to Murray Doell campground.

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