Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Saskatchewan
A lakeshore campground in Lac La Ronge Provincial Park, a short drive from La Ronge, SK, liked for treed private sites, free firewood, new washrooms and the Nut Point trail.
Nut Point Campground sits on the shore of Lac La Ronge, only a kilometre or two from town, yet reviewers say it still feels like you're in the woods. Thick trees separate the sites, so there's good privacy, and the Canadian Shield rock around the point gets a mention from visitors who like the geology. One regular talks about listening to loons all night.
The basics are well covered. Firewood is free, there's drinking water, and a recent visitor reports brand-new showers and flush toilets that were very clean. Some sites are right on the water, and one camper tied their boat up at their site. Conservation officers patrol the loops regularly, according to one reviewer.
The Nut Point trail starts at the end of the loops and runs about 14 km. Visitors describe it as well marked and an excellent hike for anyone reasonably fit. Being so close to La Ronge makes grocery runs quick, and people come from as far as BC to spend a few nights. Swimming is popular too.
Complaints are few. One camper years ago felt the firewood could have been restocked more often, and another suggests bringing proper gear and keeping food locked in an airtight container. This is northern bush country, so pack accordingly.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 58 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Nut Point Campground, La Ronge provincial park, Saskatchewan directly.
