Suffern Lake Regional Park

06/15/2026

💕Spring Into Action! Canada’s Calling! 🌱

☀sun’s shining, the days are longer, and adventure is in the air — it's time to get outside and move!

This season dive into the great outdoors with friends, family, and fresh air. Whether you're hiking, biking, or just soaking up the sunshine, every step counts toward a healthier, happier you!

🍁Canada is on a mission to boost well-being and cut down on couch time — and you're invited to be part of it!

🌟 Join the “Let’s Get Moving” movement and help us spark a nationwide wave of energy and fun. Let’s make the 2026 camping season the most vibrant one yet — full of laughter, activity, and unforgettable moments

06/14/2026

🚜🛶🎣 ALL TRAILERS, BOATS, ICE SHACKS
SLRP Board is cleaning up UNCLAIMED ITEMS

Help us keep Suffern Lake Regional Park looking its very best!

As noted in the May Newsletter, all trailers, boats, ice shacks, and other personal items currently stored in the Maintenance Yard must be removed by:

🫎🗓 Tuesday, June 30. 🗓🐜

A clean and organized park helps:
✅ Improve safety
✅ Make maintenance easier
✅ Create a welcoming appearance for campers, cabin owners, and visitors
✅ Showcase the pride we all have in our beautiful park

If any of the pictured items belong to you, please make arrangements to remove them before June 30.

Thank you to everyone who helps keep Suffern Lake Regional Park clean, attractive, and ready for another fantastic summer season. Together, we can make our park shine! ☀️🌲🏕️

Questions? Please contact the Park Office.

04/30/2026

04/27/2026

Got Bats? May is the time to act! The safest and most effective time to prevent bats from sharing your space is when they’re returning to their summer roosts and before their babies are born.

Bats play an important role in controlling insects, and if they’re not entering human-occupied areas of buildings, they can be beneficial neighbors. But if interior access points can’t be sealed and bats are getting into where humans are, there are options to get them to move out.

Humane eviction methods, like one-way exits, allow bats to leave safely while preventing them from returning and protecting both your home and local wildlife.

Always remember the following information to ensure the safe eviction of bats:
✔ Act early – May 1 to May 31
✔ A free permit is required
✔ Never trap bats inside
✔ We recommend working with a licensed nuisance wildlife control operator

See https://bit.ly/41tFvkB or contact the general inquiry line to learn more or to obtain a permit. For more info visit
https://bit.ly/4enHtud.

Photo courtesy of Jason Headley.

04/27/2026

Whether you’re into catching fish or fish facts, visit the Saskatchewan Fish Hatchery this year to learn about the work they do raising fish from egg to adult. The hatchery is open for tours seven days a week from May 1 to Labour Day. Just view a bunch of fish on your own or take a guided tour to hear about all the work that goes into stocking millions of fish in Saskatchewan waters every year.

Get all the information you need to plan your visit at https://www.facebook.com/SaskFishHatchery.

04/26/2026

Our regional parks don’t run on their own they’re powered by people 🌲🏂

From staff and board members to volunteers, it’s the time, care, and dedication behind the scenes that make every trail, campsite, and even those freshly waxed snowboard runs feel ready to go. These folks are the heart and soul of our parks, and it shows in every season.

Want to be part of it this summer? Reach out to your favourite park and see how you can get involved 🌿

Find your next favourite park 👉 saskregionalparks.ca

04/21/2026

Wow — we’ve been getting so many great questions lately, and we just want to say THANK YOU! 😊

We love seeing the interest and helping you plan your visit. Keep the questions coming — it not only helps you, it helps others discover what makes this place so special 👇

Tucked away in the beautiful Manitou Sandhills, we’re a bit of a hidden gem… peaceful, quiet, and surrounded by the kind of scenery (and history) you just don’t find everywhere 🌿

From relaxing days on the lake, to fishing, to simply enjoying the calm — there’s so much here waiting to be experienced.

Maybe it’s time to come see it for yourself 🏕️

04/21/2026

WE are having GREAT QUESTIONS asked!! You asked… we answered! 😊
Is it cheaper to rent 2 weeks compared to 1 week? 💰
Great question! Weekly rates are the same, so 2 weeks isn’t cheaper than 1. If you’re planning a longer stay, the best value comes with our monthly or seasonal bookings 👍

Monthly
Non-serviced $372.75
Power 30 Amp & Water $530.25
Full Service $635.25