Policies
Must be 18 years of age to camp unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The park levies a daily entry fee, waived with a Regional Park Season Pass.
Park Info
- Season:
- May 1st - October 9th
- Park Entry:
- Day Pass $8.00 / 3 Day Pass $20.00 / Seasonal Pass $50.00
- Payment Information:
- Cash, Interac, Visa and MasterCard accepted.
- GPS:
- 51.16518 -102.48890
Driving Directions
3 km south from the intersection of Gladstone Ave. and Hwy 10 E (Queen Street) in Yorkton
Park Description
This park is well worth a visit and offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. The park boasts a state of the art playground, newly rejuvenated 3 km self teaching nature trail, office/concession, outdoor fitness equipment, beach volleyball courts, kayak/canoe/paddle board rentals, 4 ball diamonds with lights, horseshoe pits, trap and skeet shooting, 3D archery, an indoor hand gun range, a band stand and the Navy League.
Local Services
The City of Yorkton has all essential services including police, hospital and all medical services as well as big box store shopping, restaurants and many specialty shops. There is a truck stop gas station and restaurant on the south east end of Yorkton along Highway 16 and Highway 9 approximately 3 miles from the park. The park has a 12 hole golf course approximately 2 km from the campgrounds and there are five other golf courses within a 1/2 hour of the park.
Attractions in Yorkton
Gallagher Centre - indoor waterpark, arena, walking track, curling rink
Gloria Hayden Centre - gymnasium, racquetball and squash courts, walking track
Skateboard park
For a full list of amenities in the City of Yorkton, visit www.yorkton.ca
Park / Area History
Although it was not established as a regional park until 1969, the York Lake area had served as a park since the turn of the century. It was originally sponsored by the City of Yorkton and the local Kinsmen Club; the latter is currently its sole sponsor. York Lake, once called Pebble Lake, was a recreational site for York Colonists and years later, World War I returnees.
Barrier Free Access
Campsites: Level grass/gravel. Wheelchair accessible washrooms and showers are available.
Camping Fees
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 30 Amp and Water | Daily | $33.00 + GST |
| 30 Amp and Water | Seasonally | $1645.00 + GST |
| 30 Amp, Water and Sewer | Seasonally | $1845.00 + GST + Sewer Dump Fees |
| 50 Amp, Water and Sewer Dump Included | Seasonally | $2300 + GST |
| Non Electrical and Tenting | Daily | $25.00 + GST |
Golfing Fees
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 9 Holes | $25.00 |
| Adult | 12 Holes | $30.00 |
| New Member | Seasonally | $600.00 |
| Adult Membership | Seasonally | $825.00 |
| Family Membership | Seasonally | $1430.00 |
| Junior Membership (17 and under) | Seasonally | $100.00 |
| Driving Range | Small Bucket | $5.00 |
| Driving Range | Large Bucket | $10.00 |
| Cart Rental – Power (per seat) | 9 Holes | $12.50 |
| Cart Rental – Power (per seat) | 12 Holes | $15.00 |
| Cart Rental – Pull | 12 Holes | $4.00 |
Rentals/Other Fees
(prices subject to change without notice)
| Description | Unit | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Firewood | Per Bundle | $5.00 |
| Foot Golf (Adults) | Per Round | $10.00 |
| Foot Golf (12 and Under) | Per Round | $3.00 |
| Foot Golf (ages 13 – 17) | Per Round | $5.00 |
| Ball Rental | $3.00 |
- Ball Diamonds
- Boat Launch
- Camping (Electrical Sites)
- Camping (Non-Electrical)
- Concession
- Golf Course 12 Hole Grass Greens
- Golf Course Pro Shop
- Group Camping (Electrical Sites)
- Hall and/or Shelter Rental
- Internet and/or Wifi Service
- Pet Friendly
- Potable Water
- Restaurant
- Showers
- Volleyball Court
- Wildlife Viewing
- Barrier Free Areas (Wheelchair Accessible)
- Boat, Canoe and/or kayak rentals
- Camping (Electricity and Water)
- Camping Seasonal
- Driving Range
- Golf Course Club House (Food Service)
- Groceries and Supplies
- Group Camping (Non-Electrical Sites)
- Hiking Trails
- Licensed Establishment
- Picnic Tables
- Quiet Time Enforced
- Security
- Skiing - Cross Country
- Washrooms (Modern / Running Water)
- Beach Area
- Camp Kitchen / Picnic Shelter
- Camping (Electricity, Water, Sewer)
- Cell Phone Service
- Fire Wood
- Golf Course Club House (Licensed)
- Group Camping
- Group Camping with Hall and/or Kitchen
- Horseshoe Pits
- Outdoor Theatre / Stage
- Playground
- Recreation Program (Supervised)
- Sewer Dump Station
- Swimming Area
- Washrooms (Outhouse)
Camping
The park has 20 newly created seasonal campsites available which include 50 Amp electrical, water and sewer. There are 31-30 amp & water sites and 7 tenting sites. All the electrified sites are pull thru with a grass verge and large enough for any camper. Carved out of mature parklands brush, the sites are well shaded. All sites have a picnic table, fire grates on cement pads and trash bins. Iron filtered well water is available on all sites. 12 of the 30 amp sites have 500 gallon septic tanks for seasonal campers. Modern washroom/shower facilities are located at the main beach behind the office/concession and there are porta potties located in the campground Shower rooms are available with a key upon registration. A sewer dump station is also available to registered guests. The office/concession at Kin Point has confections and camping essentials available for purchase.
Group Camping
There are eight sites in the group camping area located near the beach and playground that are separated by large trees that provide shade on those hot summer days. The eight sites have water and electrical and can be combined into one site for those larger groups perhaps having a reunion.
Golf
Phone: (306) 783-8424
Email: admin@yorklakegolf.com
Website: www.yorklakegolf.com
The York Lake Golf and Country Club is built about 5 km northwest of the park gate. It is a gorgeous 12 hole course that covers 3500 yards. A pro shop, practice greens and a driving range are available. There is a fully licensed clubhouse with a restaurant. The course is in excellent condition, with lush fairways and immaculately groomed tees and greens. Built in a set of low rolling hills, this popular course hosts many tournaments in the season.
- 12 Hole Grass Greens
- Yardage Markers
- Clubhouse with Lounge
- Dining Facilities
- Club Rentals
- Pull/Power Cart Rentals
- Beverage Cart
- Tee Times and Rain Checks
First in Saskatchewan 12 hole Foot Golf Course. http://www.footgolf.ca
Swimming
The park is popular for Kin Point, a development off the main beach, which was originally paid for by the local Kinsmen Club. Kin Point has a beach complex comprised of swim beach, playground, picnic and day use area and concession.
Playground/Recreation Activities
The playground has swings, slides, teeter totters, merry go rounds and a creative play center. A fine, modern slo-pitch complex, home to the Yorkton Crush Softball league, is comprised of four diamonds in a wagon wheel design with two lighted diamonds. Bleachers for spectators, shelters for players and ample parking are complemented by the concession that is open during tournaments. The park offers three sets of horseshoe pits that border the right side of the picnic area. Horseshoes are available from the park office. Newly developed beach volleyball courts are now available.
Boating and Fishing
A boat launch is available to the south of the Yorkton Wildlife Federation Trap Club on the southeast corner of the park. The lake is shallow so fishing is nonexistent but water sports are popular. The Yorkton Canoe and Kayak Club holds an annual canoe regatta and the Navy Cadets have a field day here as well. Watercraft such as light duty boats, canoes, kayaks, small motorized boats are permitted through the park gates.
Yorkton Wildlife Federation
Trap and skeet shooting and an outdoor 3D archery range are available in the park at Yorkton Wildlife Federation’s facilities. Regular shoots are held every Tuesday during the spring and summer starting at 4:30 pm. Shotguns, ammunition and targets are available at very reasonable rates along with instruction for novice shooters. The clubhouse and grounds are also available to rent for special occasions such as weddings, reunions and corporate functions. Visit them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/YorktonWildlifeFederation/
Yorkton Canoe & Kayak Club
The Yorkton Canoe and Kayak Club (YCKC) is a non-profit organization located in the park dedicated to introducing and developing the Olympic sport of Sprint Canoe and Kayak, as well as Dragon Boating in Yorkton and District.
For over 30 years, YCKC has offered programs for all ages! YCKC is known for hosting its annual Yorkton Developmental Regatta, which draws in athletes from around the province to compete in a challenging yet fun filled environment. YCKC athletes have made Yorkton proud by representing their club at local, provincial, and national regattas, always competing with sportsmanship, dedication, and excellence.
YCKC offers CanoeKids, Learn-to-Paddle, Recreational, School, Group, and Rental programs that focus on paddling safety, healthy and active lifestyle, and having fun! YCKC partners with many local organizations throughout the year.
YCKC hosts an annual Indoor Dragon Boat Competition as well as a Fall Dragon Boat Race.
YCKC is a member of Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan (CKS) and Canoe Kayak Canada (CKC). YCKC’s coaches and Executive are committed to creating a positive, challenging, and fun environment for everyone. All Executive and Coaches are Respect in Sport certified.
Visit their website at: www.yorktoncanoekayakclub.com
Hiking/Nature Trails
A 3 km self guided, well treed hiking trail along the north edge of York Lake. It is used daily by park guests who will often see wildlife such as birds, deer and beaver. Thanks to the TD Friends of the Environment Grant, the trail was completely rejuvenated in 2021.