Wood Mountain

Park Info

Season:
May long weekend - September long weekend
Park Entry:
$10.00 per day.
Payment Information:
Cash, Debit & Cheque accepted. Credit Card accepted for online bookings.
GPS:
49.32019 -106.38247
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Park Description

The park is in a natural treed setting amid rolling hills in the heart of ranch country. On those hot days you can go for a dip in our outdoor swimming pool which now has a non slip floor surrounding it! It also has a beach entrance at one end and it gradually gets deeper with a diving board. The water is guarded by experienced lifeguards and lessons are taught weekday mornings. The public can swim in the afternoons and evenings all week. Season passes and daily rates are available. The park is a good site for family reunions, with spacious campsites and family activities available. The park has a hall and a Summer Kitchen available for rent for family gatherings. A booth with confectionery goods and meals is also available for those that need a break from cooking. There are also bathroom, shower and laundry facilities.

Please visit our website at www.woodmountainpark.ca for the most up to date information on events, fees and services.


Local Services

The nearest gas and groceries can be found in Limerick, Glentworth, Rockglen or Lafleche. For a full line of services you can travel to Assiniboia northeast of Wood Mountain. Not very far away you can tour the Grasslands National Park. A walking trail to Historic Old Post NWMP Museum is located beside the park. It's a friendly place to discover our Rodeo Ranch Museum and Sitting Bull Monument.


Park / Area History

Wood Mountain's first European settlers came in the 1870's. Boundary Commission survey teams came shortly after. They built cabins that in 1874 became the first North West Mounted Police post. Sitting Bull took refuge here after the Battle of Little Big Horn in 1876.


Barrier Free Access

The zero beach portion (shallow end) of our swimming pool is accessible by wheelchair. All other portions of the park - camping, washrooms, playground, concession, etc. are also wheelchair accessible.

Policies

Firewood is available from park attendants. Wood Mountain Regional Park enforces a no glass policy within the park boundaries. Please help keep our park safe by not bringing in glass bottles. Quiet time is after 11:00 p.m.  This may change if there is a special event happening at the park.

 Events

Description Date Amount
Canada Day – Canada Day celebration at Rodeo Ranch Museum. Food, fun and family. July 1 TBA
Provincial High School Rodeo End of August TBA
Wood Mountain Annual CCA Rodeo – Three days of action packed rodeo event from the longest continuous rodeo in Canada! Fun for the whole family throughout the day and cabaret for the adults throughout the night. 2nd weekend in July TBA

Camping Fees

(Prices subject to change without notice)

Description Unit Amount
15 Amp Daily $30.00
30 Amp and Water Daily $40.00
Tenting Daily $25.00

 Swimming Fees

(Prices subject to change without notice)

Description Unit Amount
Adult Entry (age 13 +) Daily $10.00
Single Pass Weekly $50.00
Single Pass Seasonally $100.00
Youth Entry (age 3-12) Daily $5.00
Child Entry (age 0-2) Free – must be accompanied by an adult $0.00
Single Weekend (3 days) Weekend $25.00
Family Weekend (3 days) Weekend $50.00
Family Entry Weekly $150.00
Family Entry Seasonally $250.00
Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross – Books included Session $400.00
Bronze Medallion or Bronze Cross – Books included Session $200.00 Each
Parent & Tots (age 1 – 5) Session $40.00
Preschool (1 – 5) Session $55.00
Swimmer (1 – 6) Session $60.00 – $65.00
Swim Ranger Patrol Session $85.00
Swim Rookie Patrol Session $85.00
Swim Star Patrol Session $85.00

Rentals/Other Fees

(Prices subject to change without notice)

Description Unit Amount
Firewood Per Bundle $5.00
Booth Rental Daily $75.00
Hall Rental Daily $150.00
Hall Rental Per Meeting $50.00
Summer Kitchen Rental Daily $25.00
Showers – Loonies Only Coin Operated $1.00/5 Min

 

 

  • Aquatic Program / Swimming Lessons
  • Camping (Electrical Sites)
  • Camping Seasonal
  • Fire Wood
  • Group Camping (Electrical Sites)
  • Hall and/or Shelter Rental
  • Laundry Facilities
  • Picnic Tables
  • Quiet Time Enforced
  • Sewer Dump Station
  • Washrooms (Modern / Running Water)
  • Barrier Free Areas (Wheelchair Accessible)
  • Camping (Electricity and Water)
  • Cell Phone Service
  • Geocaching
  • Group Camping (Non-Electrical Sites)
  • Hiking Trails
  • Museum and/or Historical Site
  • Playground
  • Recreation Program (Supervised)
  • Showers
  • Wildlife Viewing
  • Camp Kitchen / Picnic Shelter
  • Camping (Non-Electrical)
  • Concession
  • Group Camping
  • Group Camping with Hall and/or Kitchen
  • Horseshoe Pits
  • Pet Friendly
  • Potable Water
  • Restaurant
  • Swimming Pool

Camping

We have tenting, 30 amp power with water, 15 amp power and group camping sites. There are flush toilet washrooms and hot water showers. Coin laundry is available. Our sites do not have septic drains but there is a dump station within the park. The concession booth offers great tasting meals and treats for all to enjoy. For family gatherings we have a Summer Kitchen or the Hall available for rent. You can also rent an additional booth to store or prepare meals for special gatherings. The park also has a BBQ which you can rent.


Swimming

Come check out our swimming pool! Our heated outdoor pool has a beach entrance for beginners and a deep end with a diving board for expert swimmers! Plus we now have a non slip floor around the pool and in the change rooms.  Lessons will be taught weekday mornings beginning in July and running straight through August. Public swimming is every afternoon and evening, 7 days a week!  Current hours can be found on our website.

Playground/Recreation Activities

Next to the concession there is a covered sand pit for children to play in and horseshoe pits. A new playground is situated right next to the swimming pool and museum! Come and try it out.

Hiking/Nature Trails

The park has plenty of places to hike including the Sitting Bull Monument near the Rodeo Ranch Museum. Also there is a short scenic trail to the Wood Mountain Historic Provincial Park.

Additional Features

Displays in the Rodeo Ranch Museum feature the life of the cowboys and ranchers who first came to the area in the 1800’s. Western and rodeo artifacts, an adobe, a turf club building and a pioneer kitchen are reminders of early ranch life. Open 7 days a week, May to September. It has over 1200 historical photos and 2000 artifacts and is an information center for Grasslands National Park.

The Wood Mountain Stampede is an annual CCA approved rodeo. The rodeo features all major events and a few special ones too! The rodeo is held annually on the second weekend of July, with action starting on the Friday morning.  You can find more information about this event on their website:  http://www.woodmountainstampede.com/

Camp Woodboia is located within the park. This United Church Youth Camp is also available for large group camping.