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Saskatchewan Parks Week is a Great Time to Explore and Connect with Nature

Released on July 7, 2023

Saskatchewan Parks Weeks is a Great Time to Explore and Connect with Nature

The Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed July 9 to 15 as Parks Week in the province, with many events and themed programs available in provincial parks for visitors to enjoy.

“From forests, to grasslands, to sand dunes, the diversity of Saskatchewan’s landscapes and parks often surprises visitors,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross said. “With exciting programs and events, Parks Week is a great time to explore and celebrate all the beauty our province has to offer.”

In addition to hiking, a relaxing day at the beach, fishing, or watersports, there are plenty of things happening during Parks Week. Some highlights include:

Celebrate Canada’s Parks Day

July 15 is Parks Day across Canada, and Saskatchewan is celebrating by hosting a range of fun family events and theme days in many provincial parks. Activities include guided hikes, sandcastle building contests, camping themed crafts, Amazing Races, scavenger hunts, water games, and more! Find your park and make plans to visit on Parks Day.

SaskExpress in the Park

SaskExpress will be performing at parks throughout July:

Explore at Your Own Pace

For those looking for self-guided activity options, Discovery Packs are available to borrow at park visitor centres and include everything needed to complete a craft, explore the park or conduct a science experiment. While at the visitor centre, pick up a “Summer Fun in Sask Parks” activity booklet.

Weekly Camping Promotion

Visitors can go for the day and stay in the park to enjoy camping and a night under the stars. With a special promotion in July, save 25 per cent off nightly electric campsites from Monday to Thursday at Buffalo Pound and Blackstrap Provincial Parks.

To learn more about Sask Parks including booking a campsite or a Camp-Easy site, events, programming, and all the ways to take a moment to celebrate, visit saskparks.com.

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For more information, contact:

Maryann Anderson
Parks, Culture and Sport
Regina
Phone: 306-533-5535
Email: maryann.anderson@gov.sk.ca

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