Park Administration
Nipawin & District Regional Park
The Nipawin and District Regional Park Authority was established on January 19, 1965, designating 296 acres as parkland. The campground opened soon after, in 1968, with just 25 campsites and a picnic area. In the years that followed, the preserve grew to become one of the best maintained public parks in the province, offering top class amenities and an easily accessible outdoor experience. The NDRP celebrated it’s 50th Anniversary in 2018.
Administration
The park office is located at the park entrance gate and is open from May 1st through October 10th. We truly appreciate the patronage and co-operation of our campers for the season. Reservations are accepted online or by calling (306)862-3237, for the 2026 season beginning on January 1, 2026, for one month or longer, and February 1, 2026, for all bookings.
Nipawin Info
Nipawin is nestled between two spectacular lakes, Codette Lake formed by the Francois – Findlay Dam (build in 1986) and Tobin Lake, formed by the E.B. Campbell Dam (built in 1963) earning the town the nickname “Town of Two Lakes.” It’s where the open prairie meets the boreal forest, Nipawin is one of Saskatchewan’s most attractive outdoor recreation destinations. Nipawin is famous for its superb fishing, camping, golfing and boating activities.
Located 2.5 hours northeast of Saskatoon, 1.5 hours Northeast of Prince Albert, and 3.5 hours north of Regina, Nipawin is near the Fort à la Corne Provincial Forest.
We invite you to take advantage of all that Nipawin has to offer, from spacious parks, great fishing, camping, curling and snowmobiling, to festivals, museums, restaurants and shopping. If you visit once, you’ll be sure to come back again.
More information about Nipawin can found on the following websites:
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