Did you know that we have kayak rentals available? Both single and double kayaks are offered with a three hour limit/rental. $9.50/hr for single kayaks and $12.75/hr for double kayaks. Debit or credit accepted at the office, cash or cheque accepted at the pool.

Reminder that all golf carts need to be registered at the proshop. Call 306-472-5686 for more information.

Please not that building permits do not allow construction for the months of July and August. This is for the purpose of creating a more relaxed setting in the park.

The last few days have been perfect boating weather! Just a reminder that any boat using the public boat launch needs a pass. $7/day or $49 for the season, both available at the office.

Our temporary solutions for the 2019 season are coming together quickly! We have a rented kitchen arriving next week from Mobile Kitchens Canada, which will be attached to the new dining room. Gillette can now finalize the application for the liquor license and get things ordered in from suppliers. The […]

April 23 to April 29 we will accept early camping registrations if you are registering a child in swimming lessons. In order to book camping during our early week you must be registering a child in swimming lessons. Swimming Lesson Registration with Early Camping is now limited to  TWO WEEKS. […]

We are continuing to work with our insurance company with respect to the clubhouse claim.  It is apparent that this will not be a speedy one.  They will be sending out an appraiser to prepare an estimate on the extent of the work required to repair the damage to the […]

Swimming Registrations will begin April 23, 2019 Swimming/Camping Early Registration will be held April 23, 2019 to April 29, 2019  New Rules regarding Early Camping Registrations will apply.  Paid swimming registration.  2 week maximum booking. On Line Camping registrations will being May 1, 2019  

https://www.discovermoosejaw.com/local/do-your-part-to-keep-aquatic-invasive-species-out-of-our-waters Attention Boat Owners! Did you know there are many aquatic species that can harm our lakes? Please read the following article to learn more!