Park Info
- Season:
- May 16, 2025 - September 2, 2025
- Park Entry:
- $10.00 per day, $25.00 for a weekend entry.
- Payment Information:
- Visa, MasterCard and Interac accepted.
- GPS:
- 53.19985 -107.71028
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Park Description
Meeting Lake Regional Park, located on the west end of picturesque Meeting Lake, has a blend of privately owned cabins, daily and seasonal campsites, and a rental cabin. We have something for everyone from fishing to boating; sunbathing to bird watching. The Round Hall (an 8-sided building), which is located in the centre of the park, is ideal for family reunions, wedding receptions, anniversaries or other gatherings. It can host 200 people comfortably. It has a kitchen and bar facilities along with washrooms. It can be licensed to service up to 200 people. Please reserve the facility online at Book Here. Located near the lakefront, the parks quaint non-denominational chapel is perfect for intimate weddings or small gatherings. It has seating for 100 people and can be heated. A donation of $100 is encouraged for its use. Please contact the park to book this facility.
Gas, basic camping and food supplies, and restaurant services are available in the heart of the park.
Local Services
Some retail services are available in Rabbit Lake. Full retail services are located in Spiritwood; including grocery, home building supplies, clothing, Collaborative Emergency Centre, local crafts and produce, gas stations, RCMP detachment, as well as, an 18 hole golf course is available in Spiritwood all located about 30 minutes from the park.
Park / Area History
As early as 1917, the park was a site known by the First Nations as the Meeting Place. During the Riel Rebellion, it is believed that it was the place of a brief encounter between the Northwest Mounted Police and the Metis. From 1916 on, it was the centre of the local agricultural community, as well as, the site of many local fairs and gatherings. From 1950 on, the Rabbit Lake Legion administrated the area for public recreation. In 1965, Meeting Lake Regional Park was established to provide recreational facilities for the area. The distinctive Round Hall and the other 8 sided building have been a fixture in the area since the inception of the park and a symbol of the pioneer spirit.
Barrier Free Access
We are wheelchair accessible in main washrooms, laundry facilities, Round Hall and concession.