Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Saskatchewan
Morin Lake Regional Park
A family regional park in Saskatchewan with a clear lake, sandy beach, floating docks for kids and treed campsites; showers, firewood and the dump station all cost extra.
What visitors say
Morin Lake Regional Park is a family favourite, with some visitors coming back to the lake they visited as children. Reviewers describe clear water, a sandy beach, shady picnic spots and a clean, wholesome atmosphere.
Kids are well looked after: there's a playground, two floating docks (one for bigger kids and one for little ones), a volleyball area and a ball diamond. A large area can host family gatherings, and many campsites are treed for privacy. Bathrooms near the beach are described as clean. There's a small restaurant across the road that one family visits for ice cream.
Families make the trip from some distance for a beach day, and campers can make a weekend of it.
A recent camper felt nickel-and-dimed: showers cost a loonie for about a minute and a half, firewood is $5 for a small bundle, and dumping tanks costs $6. The showers need a door code that wasn't given at check-in, and only half the showers were working. Ask for the code when you arrive and bring loonies.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 104 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Morin Lake Regional Park directly.