Kimball Lake

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Campground Desciption and details: 168 Electric Sites & 50 non Electric Meadow Lake Provincial Park is a string of sparkling lakes refreshed by the winding Waterhen River and set in a 100-km stretch of lush boreal forest. It’s one of Saskatchewan’s most popular parks, but it’s also one of the largest. That means you can choose a setting as tranquil as a soaring eagle or as lively as a trio of teens tubing behind a motorboat. Be adventuresome in the remote and primitive campground on the shores of Cold Lake; romantic in the cozy, non-electrified grounds at picture-perfect Vivian Lake; or neighbourly at one of several large and popular campgrounds featuring dozens of sites in close proximity to superb beaches, hot showers and dry firewood. The RV crowd will find a number of full-service sites with electricity, sewer and water hook-ups at Greig Lake campground while visitors preferring rental cabins may choose from five resorts in the area. Groceries, treats and just about anything you’ve forgotten at home can be found at seven stores in and around the park, which is located two hours north of The Battlefords. At more than 1,600 square kilometres in area and featuring more than 20 lakes and a handful of rivers and streams, Meadow Lake park can be an entirely new experience from one visit to the next. Kick back at some of the best beaches in Saskatchewan, boat or windsurf at a new spot every day, or take a quiet paddle down a rugged shoreline for a close-up view of loons, grebes, ducks and maybe even a browsing moose or a great blue heron. Hooked on angling? Welcome to heaven. There’s northern pike and walleye virtually everywhere in the park and a variety of stocked trout at specific lakes. Fishing boat rentals are among the commercial services offered in or near the park, with others including mini-golf, a nine-hole golf course with grass greens and riding stables near Vivian Lake. Reconnect to nature with an invigorating hike along the Humphrey Lake Trail. It’s one of a half-dozen hiking trails where you can watch for birds such as red-tail hawks, golden eagles, yellow-bellied sapsuckers and a wide variety of shorebirds or experience the thrill of spotting wildlife such as deer, fox, otter, coyote, lynx, elk and bear. Stay up late and admire the northern lights as wolves howling in the distance send chills down your spine. Wake up your senses at Meadow Lake Provincial Park! Come see why this place is an enduring favourite for many vacationers.