Park Info
- Season:
- Friday, May 15th - Monday, September 7th, 2026
- Park Entry:
- $10.00 per day, $25.00 for 3 day entry, $60.00 for a Sask Regional Park Pass
- Payment Information:
- Interac, Interac Tap, Visa & MasterCard accepted.
- GPS:
- 50.86785 -107.92977
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Park Description
Clearwater Lake, nestled in the beautiful Coteau Hills, is the only natural spring fed lake in the area. Located just North of Kyle: about 3.2 km North on Hwy 4, then 8 km East on Hwy 342. The lake is an oasis of trees and water that attracts birds, animals and humans to its shores. Natural grasslands and beautiful hills surround the park. CLRP has approximately 300 long term lease, private cabins within the park, along with over 60 campsites available. Clearwater Lake offers swimming lessons, kayak rentals, aquacise, a 9 hole golf course as well as two hiking trails throughout the park. There is a store, two restaurants and a pub in the park. The park has a large hall available to rent for reunions, weddings, etc. Call the park office to book the hall.
Local Services
Essential services like a grocery store, gas station, Credit Union, ATM, laundromat, and church are located in the nearby Town of Kyle. There is a drive in theater located 6 km west of the park entrance along highway 342, as well as a volunteer-run museum and Thrift Store in Kyle. There are also two restaurants located in Kyle.
Park / Area History
The lake area has been used for recreation since the first settlers arrived. Elmer and Ann Nelson started a family enterprise in 1925 based on the western tradition of neighborliness and generosity where they set about to share and preserve the natural beauty of the lake. Clearwater Lake Regional Park was then recognized as a regional park in 1966. Many locals can recall some of the different attractions that were located at the park over the years. The old pulley system for the ski hill can be seen along one of the two hiking trails located within the park, built sometime in 1970. There also used to be rodeo grounds located on neighbouring pasture land, a stock car track tucked into the hills by the main entrance, an old dairy barn - where the current Power Only sites are - that used to supply a lot of the area with fresh milk, and a circular dance hall on Main Beach that was known by many.
Barrier Free Access
Campsites are level grass/gravel. A wheelchair accessible washroom with a shower is available. This park also features a wheelchair accessible store/office and visitor information.