Atton's Lake Regional Park features a spring fed, clear water lake with sandy beaches. There are camping, picnic and playground facilities near the water. This well treed park boasts clean modern facilities, concessions, playgrounds, unsupervised swimming area, nine hole grass greens golf course, ball diamonds, horse shoe pits (equipment not supplied) and a boat launch to name a few amenities. Red Cross swimming lessons are offered in July. If peace and solitude are what you are seeking you can find it here. If action is where it's at for you, you can find plenty of that as well. There are numerous activities, organized and otherwise all summer. In the latter part of the season the park becomes a very peaceful haven with plenty of terrific outdoor fun to be had.
Nearby Cut Knife offers everything needed in a community, full grocery service, licenced restaurants, pharmacy, hardware store, fuel and service, car washes, movie theatre, bowling alley and a medical clinic. Cut Knife is the "Home of the World's Largest Tomahawk" which can be viewed in Tomahawk Park within the town limits. At Tomahawk Park you will find Clayton McClain Memorial Museum, showcasing the community's history.
An extensive history of our park has been compiled by very hard working volunteers who love Atton's Lake Regional Park and love to call it their home away from home. It is called "Atton's Lake - A Summer Meeting Place" and can be found at http://virtualmuseum.ca
ALCOHOL BAN IN EFFECT FOR MAY LONG WEEKEND.
We at Atton’s Lake Regional Park like our furry companions as much as anyone. However, in order to ensure that all guests enjoy their stay we ask that pet owners be considerate of the following: Dogs allowed on leash only and are not allowed on the beach or in public gathering areas, such as playgrounds. Aggressive or unnecessarily noisy animals may be evicted from the park. Limit of two pets per campsite. Fees may apply.
| Description | Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Elks Children’s Day – Local League Ball and/or Soccer Tournaments | June 3 | TBA |
| Rick Wyatt Memorial Slow Pitch Tournament | June 30 – July 1 | TBA |
| Elk’s Annual Bunnock Tournament | July 14 | TBA |
| Louis Dupuis Memorial Slow Pitch Tournament | August 4 – 5 | TBA |
| Attons Lake Golf Club Membership Tournament | August 11 | TBA |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Amp and Water | Daily | $29.00 |
| 15 Amp and Water | Weekly | $174.00 |
| 20 Amp | Daily | $29.00 |
| 20 Amp | Weekly | $174.00 |
| 30 Amp and Water | Daily | $35.00 |
| 30 Amp and Water | Weekly | $210.00 |
| Extra Units for Adults | Daily | $14.00 |
| Extra Units for Adults | Weekly | $84.00 |
| Group 15 Amp | Daily | $29.00 |
| Group 15 Amp | Weekly | $174.00 |
| Group 30 Amp | Daily | $35.00 |
| Group 30 Amp | Weekly | $210.00 |
| Non Serviced Sites | Daily | $19.00 |
| Non Serviced Sites | Weekly | $114.00 |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 9 Holes | $18.00 |
| Adult | 18 Holes | $25.00 |
| Adult 10 Round Pass | 10 Rounds/9 Holes | $150.00 |
| Adult 5 Round Pass | 5 Rounds/9 Holes | $85.00 |
| Junior | 9 Holes | $13.00 |
| Junior | 18 Holes | $17.00 |
| Junior 5 Round Pass | 5 Rounds/9Holes | $60.00 |
| Adult Membership (Single) | Seasonally | $330.00 |
| Family Membership | Seasonally | $650.00 |
| 15 Years & Under Membership | Seasonally | $100.00 |
| 16 – 18 Year Old Membership | Seasonally | $190.00 |
| Cart Rental – Power | 9 Holes | $19.00 |
| Cart Rental – Power | 18 Holes | $25.00 |
| Cart Rental – Pull | 9 Holes | $3.00 |
| Tracking | Daily | $8.00 |
| Tracking | Seasonally | $75.00 |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Firewood | 8 Logs | $5.00 |
| Firewood | 16 Logs | $10.00 |
| Firewood | Gator Load | $50.00 |
Atton’s Lake Regional Park offers a variety of campsites. Some sites are open and lend well to camping alongside friends, others more secluded. There are 98 camp sites in total: 27 – 30 amp sites, 14 – 20 amp sites, 56 – 15 amp sites and 1 non-serviced sites. Most have water hook up on site and others have it nearby. There are no sites with sewer hookup. A sewer dumping facility is available. Sewer dumping cart may be rented from the Park for a nominal fee. There are clean modern washrooms with free showers and a food concession with coin laundry adjacent.
Non-serviced group camping is available.
Atton’s Lake Regional Park Golf Course is nestled in a naturally treed park. Nine grass greens and rolling, irrigated fairways will test your long and short game. Open 7 days a week with dawn to dusk tee times. Our licenced clubhouse offers delicious home made daily specials, soups and baking coupled with a standard lunch menu. There is a meeting hall adjacent to the clubhouse that can be rented for private affairs.
Red Cross Certified Swim Lessons will be available from July 2 – July 27, 2018. Please pre-register by phone with Elaine Bertrand at 306-398-2714 (Home) or 306-398-2694 (Park). Registrations may also be made at the Club House in person or by phone at (306) 398-4055.
Public swimming is unsupervised.
Swings, slide and climbing apparatuses are among the play ground equipment that is conveniently located adjacent to a day use picnic area, a camp kitchen and very close to the main beach and concession. Why not get the gang together for a soccer game on the pitch or softball at the diamonds, or perhaps horseshoes are more to your liking. These are all available in our recreation area. Equipment is not provided.
Try your hand at fishing either Atton’s or nearby Bushy Lake, accessible from Atton’s Lake Regional Park. The amazingly clear waters of either of these lakes will astound you. Some catch Pike from time to time. Perch are rather prolific later in the summer. Bushy Lake is available for day use purpose only, camping is not permitted. Motor boats are banned on Atton’s Lake on weekends in June, July and August, but may be enjoyed throughout the remainder of the week.
Check out Frog Lane, which will take you on a leisurely stroll to the boat launch or lead you on a slightly more challenging hike around the lake.
