Policies

Persons camping in the park must be 19 years of age or older unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Watercraft such as jet skis are not permitted through park gates. Please note that fees are subject to change. Pets must be on a leash at all times when in the park.  No outside firewood is permitted in the park.  Golf cart use is only permitted for golfers, which should take the most direct route to and from the golf course.  Campers with low mobility may use their golf cart to travel to and from the washroom/shower facilities.

Dogs are allowed into the Park, but not in the playground areas.  Please keep dogs on a leash and kindly clean up after you pet.

Bylaws

Outlook & District Regional Park Bylaws

 Camping Fees

(prices subject to change without notice)

 Golfing Fees

(prices subject to change without notice)

Riverview Golf Club is located within the boundaries of the Outlook & District Regional Park.  All vehicles entering the park must have a valid pass on their vehicle.  The golf course pricing listed below does not include the pass cost to enter the park.

Rentals/Other Fees

(prices subject to change without notice)

Camping

Many of the sites in the Outlook and District Regional Park are right along the South Saskatchewan River, while others are well sheltered in among the stand of ancient Elm Trees.  There are 80 well treed spacious campsites, 30 Amp with water. Another group of 4 sites with 15 amp power is ideal for tenting.  Each site has a pole barbecue and a picnic table. There are 3 modern washroom facilities with showers, the north end shower house is wheelchair accessible. Flush toilets are located throughout the park. A trailer sewage disposal site is available for campers. All water in the park is potable and provided by the town of Outlook. A large camp kitchen is available for group rentals. Day picnic sites are also available which have picnic tables and pole barbecues.

Group Camping

There are 10 campsites available in a separate area for group camping. Each site is serviced with water and 30 amp power. Sites are located near a washroom facility.  There is also a Camp Kitchen available for half day or full day rentals.

Golf

The nine hole golf course features irrigated grass greens and fairways. The scenic course along the riverbank is shaded by trees and provides a challenge to any level of golfer. Campers can enjoy Ladies night every Wednesday and Mens night every Thursday. The air conditioned clubhouse offers food and beverage services, power carts, and club rentals.  Numerous tournaments are held from May to September. Phone the clubhouse at 306-867-8266 for tee times. Check our website for details on the opening date.  Please remember that you need either a season pass or a day pass to enter the park.

• 9 Hole Grass Greens
• Yardage Markers
• Air Conditioned, Licensed Clubhouse
• Washrooms
• Showers
• Dining Facilities
• Snack Bar
• Banquet Facilities
• Outdoor Patio
• BBQ Facilities

Swimming

The new Van Raay & Community Pool is located just up the hill in the Town of Outlook.  It is a beautiful new facility offering fun for the whole family.  There are also swimming lessons available in July and August.  Call the Pool Staff at (306) 867-9643 or go to the Town of Outlook website for additional information.

Playground/Recreation Activities

Sites 1-26, now named “Nichol Place”, is home to the main playground. There is also a set of swings in the “Bowl” and teeter totters in the “Ladle” which is located in the north end of the Park. The second playground in the park is located across from campsites 40-53 or “Horseshoe”.

Boating and Fishing

Outlook & District Regional Park is located along the Chief Whitecap Waterway which is an excellent Canoe/Kayak opportunity!  There is a Canoe and Kayak launch in the north end of the Park.  Fishermen can take advantage of the numerous walleye and jackfish found in the river. Motorboats can launch a short distance away at the Broderick reservoir. Lake Diefenbaker, 40 km away, is the largest body of freshwater in Southern Saskatchewan and was formed by the creation of the Gardiner Dam, Canada’s largest earth-filled dam. Lake Diefenbaker is home to walleye, northern pike, rainbow trout, sauger, burbot, lake trout, yellow perch and goldeye.

Hiking/Nature Trails

Six kms of hiking trails including the old traffic bridge (lovingly referred to as B.O.B or Big Orange Bridge) which spans the South Saskatchewan River are part of the Trans Canada Trail. These well maintained trails allow a gorgeous panoramic view of the river. Hikers and bikers are welcome to enjoy the shade of a variety of trees and to watch for signs of the many types of wildlife that make their home in the park. Numerous lookouts along the riverbank and the Trans Canada Trail in the park provide a view of thousands of cranes and geese landing on the river.

Additional Features

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