Camping & Hiking · Fishing · Scenic Views · Saskatchewan
A forested lake-country provincial park in northern Saskatchewan with a scenic drive, good fishing, clean facilities and excellent firewood; potable water can be disrupted and there's no cell signal.
Narrow Hills Provincial Park is a stretch of forest and lakes in northern Saskatchewan, and reviewers rate it very highly. Campers at Lower Fishing Lake return to the same site year after year, and one was lucky enough to see the northern lights.
Facilities are clean, including a newer wash house at the main campground, and the pre-cut, dry firewood gets unusual praise. Ranger station staff are helpful at check-in with information about the park.
Fishing is a big draw, along with walking trails and paddling; one kayaker recommends exploring the connecting river in the southwest part of the lake. The Narrow Hills scenic drive is described as a must, with pull-offs for photos and an ice cream stop in the park.
The drive is rough enough that one visitor recommends a truck with good brakes and suspension. There's no cell service, which families here tend to enjoy. Be ready for interruptions to the potable water supply and for fire bans, and bring drinking water as a backup.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 231 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Narrow Hills Provincial Park directly.
