Participating Provincial Parks:TENT

BlackstrapBuffalo PoundCrooked LakeSaskatchewan Landing

TENT / YURT Echo Valley Good Spirit Lake

YURT Narrow Hills Meadow Lake

Camp-Easy

Reserve a Camp-Easy sites online: saskparks.goingtocamp.com or call: 1-855-737-7275saskparks.com | ParkWatch: 1 800 667-1788

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• Unit: tent or yurt• 6 Cots (2 bunk beds, 2 singles)• Picnic table• 6 Camp chairs

• Outside shelter• 2 Lanterns • Camp stove

with propane

• Fire pit• 6 Roasting stick: • 2 Wash bins • Axe

CAMPSITE INCLUDES:

Rules: • No smoking or cooking inside the unit• Do not leave garbage in your site

(attracts animals / bugs)• Use designated campground bins• Sweep unit and return equipment to its

original location when you leave • No additional camping units permitted

Access:Check-in: 2:00 p.m. Check-out: 12:00 noon (please contact the park to arrange for a late check-in)

Contact the park within 48 hours of arrival for instructions on entry to your unit.

Park Entry Fee:Vehicle Park Entry Permits are not included in the campsite fee. Available on-line or at the park:

1 day: $10.00 / 7 day: $45.00 / Annual: $75.00

Parking:Site parking for up to two vehicles.

Service Centres:Washrooms and showers (free) are a short walk from your campsite.

Lighting and Electricity:The units do not have lighting or electricity, however two battery powered lanterns are supplied. *No propane/gas powered lanterns are permitted inside unit. Electricity post is located in your campsite, and additional outlets are available in service centres.

Campfires:• Firewood is available(free) • No outside firewood • Roasting sticks and axe are supplied - use at

your own risk • Bring matches/lighter and paper for fire• CSA approved propane fire pits and charcoal

briquettes are permitted during fire bans

Water:• Safe drinking water is available a short

distance from your campsite • Water container required for carrying• Grey water (left over from washing) dispose of in the

campground disposal area (attracts animals / bugs)

Safety:Never chopped wood or built a campfire or used a propane camp stove? Prepare for your Camp-Easy adventure by searching You-Tube for:• Building a campfire• Using a camp stove• Chopping wood

Pets:• Pets are welcome• Pets are not permitted on the cots• Always clean up after your pets

Gear:• Sleeping bag and pillow• Warm blanket (unit can be hot in the day and

cool at night) • Flashlights or headlamps• First aid kit• Waterproof matches, lighter and newspaper

Kitchen:• Groceries• Cooler• Plates, bowls, mugs, utensils• Large water jug• Cooking: pots, pans, knife, cutting board,

spoon, spatula, strainer, tongs, can opener, pot holder/oven mitt, etc.

• Cleaning: tea towels, dishcloth, scrubber, paper towel

• Biodegradable dish soap• Garbage bags• Plastic tablecloth

Clothing:• Layers: short-sleeved, long-sleeved, pants,

shorts, etc. • Rain gear• Sun hat and sunglasses• Sandals• Socks and hiking boots or runners• Pajamas• Sweater, jacket

Other:• Water bottle• Camera• Insect repellent• Sunscreen• Bath towel and toiletries

Activities:• Bikes and helmets• Beach toys• Bathing suit and beach towel • Rainy day games (i.e., cards and books)• Outdoor games

Reserve a Camp-Easy sites online: saskparks.goingtocamp.com or call: 1-855-737-7275saskparks.com | ParkWatch: 1 800 667-1788

Camping/Park Informationwww.saskparks.com

Emergency Contact Information Park Watch (24HR): 1-800-667-1788 •

Report Wildfires: 1-800-667-9660RCMP (Police)/Ambulance/Fire: 911 • TIP (Turn in Poachers/Polluters): 1-800-667-

7561Once emergency services are notified,

then advise park office of situation.

Please Remember:• Respect our parks – leave them as

you find them.• Be aware and stay back from wildlife.• No lifeguards on beaches. Guardians

assume responsibility of children’s safety at all times.

• Pets are welcome, but not on beaches or in public structures. Keep on leash at all times.

• It is an offence to remove firewood from our parks.

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