CA
Saskatchewan

Blackstrap Provincial Park

Unnamed Road, Saskatchewan S0K 1K0 Canada

Closed Now

Opens Thu 8a

Independent
Not Wheelchair
Accessible

“a provincial park”

Blackstrap Provincial Park is a provincial park in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It consists of a conservation area with a man made lake, a campground, and a man made mountain, Blackstrap Ski Hill. The park is located east of Dundurn and accessed via Saskatchewan Highway 211. The ski hill was first developed in 1970 for the Canada Winter Games and operated until 2007. The provincial park was established in 1986.

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4.0 Access

4.0 Location

4.0 Cleanliness

4.0 Site Quality

5.0 Noise

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Verizon 5G

Confirmed by 1 users | Last reported on July 13, 2022

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Campendium

July 13, 2022

We stopped for the night on our way through to the Yukon. There are three loops spread out alongside Blackstrap Lake. We were in the furthest loop from the entrance station. Our long site had nice separation from our neighbors and trees for shade, with a water spigot across the road and throughout the campground. During the evening a nice breeze off the lake cooled things off. There is a dump station in two of the loops, showers and small restroom/washrooms with running water, a playground and a beach area. There was a water park with food concessions. Power was 30amp and 15 amp only. Each site had a picnic table, charcoal grill but no fire ring. Staff was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We would definitely return.

Cell service through TELUS with Verizon was four bars LTE

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Nightly Rate: -

Days Stayed: 1

Site Number: 229

4 Access

4 Location

4 Cleanliness

4 Site Quality

5 Noise

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