Cabri

Park Info

Season:
May Long Weekend through Labour Day
Park Entry:
$10.00 per day.
Payment Information:
Cash, Cheque, Interac, Visa and MasterCard accepted
GPS:
50.66803 -108.26801
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Park Description

This park is surrounded by beautiful trees, a welcoming environment and essential services for camping. The park provides quiet family camping and activities for children. There is full food service concession, which opens Father's Day, (hamburgers, fries, ice cream, etc.) which is open Thursday afternoons to Sunday evening. There is a camp kitchen available for rent, with horseshoe pits and a volleyball court nearby. A new playground has just been completed near the beach area. New three hole disc golf course right in park, plus portable basket/tees and discs available for loan. Lake Diefenbaker is a huge lake great for boating and other water sports.


Local Services

The town of Cabri (20Kms) offers full service grocery and hardware store, cardlock fuel, post office, library with free internet access, hotel and auto repair. There are two liquor stores and three restaurants, massage therapy and day spa, gift shop, florist and big rig truck and car wash (coin operated). The medical clinic and pharmacy is open Monday - Friday but does not have emergency services. Nearby sites include the Great Sand Hills, the scenic South Saskatchewan River, teepee rings, buffalo rubbing stone, archaeological digs and much more.


Park / Area History

Lake Diefenbaker was formed when the South Saskatchewan River was dammed. This created a natural bay that attracted local boating enthusiasts. They became a Regional Park in 1976 and with the help of local volunteers, this beautiful park was created and maintained. The park is located near the Great Sandhills. The Cabri Museum also houses artifacts illustrating the history of the area.


Barrier Free Access

Campsites: Level grass. Walkways/Trails: Gravel. Wheelchair accessible washrooms and showers are available.

Policies

Quiet time from midnight to 7:00 a.m. is enforced. Dogs must be on a leash.  There are no off-leash areas in the park.  ATV’s, dirt bikes, golf carts or any similar vehicles are strictly banned.  Medial exemptions may apply with prior approval.

 Camping Fees

(prices subject to change without notice)

Description Unit Amount
15 Amp and Water Daily $25.00
Full Service Daily $35.00
Tenting (Per Tent) Daily $15.00
Seasonal Sites – Wait list.  Please go to www.cabripark.ca for application.

 Rentals/Other Fees

(prices subject to change without notice)

Description Unit Amount
Firewood Per Bundle $10.00
Boat Launch Fee Daily $10.00
Boat Launch Fee Seasonally $25.00
Camp Kitchen Rental Daily $50.00

 

 

  • Barrier Free Areas (Wheelchair Accessible)
  • Camp Kitchen / Picnic Shelter
  • Camping (Non-Electrical)
  • Concession
  • Fish Filleting
  • Group Camping (Electrical Sites)
  • Marina
  • Playground
  • Sewer Dump Station
  • Volleyball Court
  • Beach Area
  • Camping (Electricity and Water)
  • Camping Seasonal
  • Disk Golf
  • Fishing
  • Group Camping with Hall and/or Kitchen
  • Pet Friendly
  • Potable Water
  • Showers
  • Washrooms (Modern / Running Water)
  • Boat Launch
  • Camping (Electricity, Water, Sewer)
  • Cell Phone Service
  • Fire Wood
  • Group Camping
  • Horseshoe Pits
  • Picnic Tables
  • Quiet Time Enforced
  • Swimming Area
  • Wildlife Viewing

Camping

85 full service seasonal sites (waiting list), 20 full service daily sites, 8 small sites with 15 amp power and water only daily sites, and 9 tenting sites.


Group Camping

A separate section with 15 amp electric and water (no a/c use and no sewer at sites) is available for groups of up to 5 small trailers.

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Swimming

There is a designated area for swimming in the lake, close to the playground.  There is a shady, grassy area with picnic tables to sit while you watch your little ones.  This area is not supervised and there is no life guard on duty.  Dogs are not allowed in the designated public swimming area.

Playground/Recreation Activities

Large new playground area west of the beach, surrounded by grass, features swings, slides, merry go round and creative playground.

Boating and Fishing

The South Saskatchewan River and Lake Diefenbaker are a fine source for several kinds of fish such as walleye, northern pike, sauger, burbot (ling cod), goldeye, whitefish, rainbow trout, and sturgeon.  The park has a fish cleaning shack.

Hiking/Nature Trails

The river hills offer great hiking and bird watching experiences.