Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Saskatchewan
A quaint regional park about an hour from Saskatoon with a groomed beach, water slide, snack shack and free showers; there's no cell service and power is only at every second site.
Martin's Lake Regional Park is a small, old-fashioned lakeside park a straightforward drive of just over an hour from Saskatoon. Reviewers describe its charm as the quaintness: a small beach right inside the gate, a slide in the water and campsites arranged around a central playground where kids can roam.
The beach is clean and groomed daily, and the swimming area stays shallow a long way out, which suits young kids. A snack shack gets praise for its iced coffee and ice cream. Washrooms and showers are clean and warm with hot water, and showers are free. There's also a golf course.
It's a good fit for families happy to unplug. There's no cell service at all, which some visitors enjoyed and others found inconvenient. The lake is small enough for an easy kayak.
RV campers should plan ahead for power. Outlets are shared between every second site, and a recent visitor's cord fell about 40 feet short, though staff moved them. An older review notes an adapter may be needed. Some sites are steep, and a recent visitor couldn't get a clear answer on potable water, so bring your own.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 127 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Martin's Lake Regional Park directly.
