Clearwater Lake Regional Park
COVID-19 update: The park is open at 100% capacity and we are adhering to all SK Public Health orders, and taking safety precautions to reduce the risk of transmission within the park.
Clearwater Lake, nestled in the beautiful Coteau Hills, is the only natural spring fed lake in the area. 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. CWLRP has approximately 300 long term lease, private cabins within the park. There is a store, 2 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.
Essential services (gas, groceries, liquor vendor, church) are located in the nearby Town of Kyle. There is a drive in theater located 6 km west of the park entrance and museum in the Town of Kyle.
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 and they set about to share and preserve the natural beauty of the lake. The park is spring fed.
Campsites are level grass/gravel. A wheelchair accessible washroom is available. This park also features a wheelchair accessible store/office and visitor information.
Dogs/Pets
Clearwater Lake main Beach is a pet-free area. Otherwise, the park welcomes dogs on leash throughout the other areas of the park. Dogs are free to swim, with supervision, at the boat launch. Responsible pet practices are expected throughout the park.
| Description | Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Slow Pitch – Annual Slow Pitch Tournament | TBA | TBA |
| Canada Day Parade | July 1 | Free |
| Trade Show (limit of 20 tables) | TBA | TBA |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Full Service – 50 amp | Daily | $50.00 |
| Full Service – 50 amp | Weekly | $275.00 |
| Full Service/Group – 30 amp | Daily | $40.00 |
| Full Service/Group – 30 amp | Weekly | $220.00 |
| Family/Overflow | Daily | $35.00 |
| Family/Overflow | Weekly | $195.00 |
| Tenting | Daily | $20.00 |
| Tenting | Weekly | $110.00 |
| Cabin (Newer Cabin) – 2 Bedroom/Full Bath | Daily | $100.00 |
| Cabin (Older Cabins) – 2 Bedroom/ Bath & Shower Nearby | Daily | $50.00 |
| Pet Fee (Cabin Rentals Only) | Daily | $10.00 |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Per Round | 9 Holes | $5.00 |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Swim Level – Preschool 1-5 | Weekly | $35.00 |
| Swim Level – Swimmer 1-6 | Weekly | $40.00 |
| Swim Level – Rookie/Ranger/Star Patrol | Weekly | $45.00 |
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Firewood | Per Bundle | $10.00 |
| Hall Damage Deposit | All Day / Evening | $150.00 |
| Hall Rental | Daily | $150.00 |
| Showers | Per Shower | $2.00 |
CWLRP has several options available for your camping needs.
Beginning 2022, we will have 8 new 50 amp full service sites added to the almost 60 sites we currently offer.
Nine hole sand greens, well maintained. You can either walk the course or take your golf cart.
Our main beach is home to a wonderful playground, grassed area with large trees and a buoyed swimming area. Swimming lessons run Monday to Friday for approximately 6 weeks beginning after July 1.
There are three different playground areas; main beach, group camping area and full service camping area.
Motorized watercrafts are permitted on the lake other than Sunday afternoons from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Our beautiful circular lake offers a 4 km loop perfect for walking or running. Many people enjoy walking around the lake. Come out and experience our prairie nature walks – Clearwater Vista Trail and Prairie Lily Trail. The park is also a great place to do some bird watching. It is listed as a birding hot spot in J. Frank Roy’s Birds of Elbow, SK. It is recommended that you come early in the season, but even in July a large number of birds can be sighted in an early morning walk around the lake. It is also a great place to observe deer and it is not uncommon to see a doe and her fawn or fawns early in the morning or evening as they abound in the surrounding hills and often come to the lake for water.
