The best camping near Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Buffalo Pound Provincial Park adventure.

Immerse yourself in the prairie’s beauty while enjoying this park’s awesome mix of activities.  

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Top-rated campgrounds near Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Black Horse Farm

4 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Regina, SK
Native pasture ample privacy. Willing to have wood cut and ready for your use. 3 miles to Last Mountain Lake. Convenience store/liquor store 2 miles away. Very quiet. Pets welcome. We have horses and our home nearby but trees and distance keep the camping space private. We can provide access to all water, but no hook up's close to camping spot. Fresh farm eggs available.
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CA$20
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The Secret Place

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents19 acres · Moose Jaw, SK
Our sweet little farm has so much to offer. A beautiful meadow (perfect for weddings), a winding river to kayak, grassy fields to frolic, a little forest to explore, an orchard complete with bee colonies, a tiny cabin on the hill and so much more. We raise many breeds of chickens, turkeys and guinea fowl that love to entertain. It’s an oasis only minutes from town. We also offer private rental of our Patio/Pool/Hot tub, as well as Kayak and game rentals.
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CA$45
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Booked 1 time

Last Mountain Lake Campsite

5 sites · RVs10 acres · Mc Killop No. 220, SK
Learn more about this land:A private place out in the country! This peaceful and quiet campsite is only 10 minutes from Strasbourg, Saskatchewan and Last Mountain Lake.Last Mountain Lake, also known as Long Lake, is a prairie lake formed from glaciation 11,000 years ago.You can facetime, call or text me with any questions. I will provide you with the exact location once booked.Pets are welcome but please note, we have a black cat on the property.Campfires are allowed within local regulations.There is some seating around the firepit and umbrellas in case it rains.This is a level site in a grassy field. No toilet available, self-contained RVs, or bring your own camping toilet.There are 4 Restaurants located in town, grocery shops, and a gas station.If you are looking for fresh produce they are located in the valley.The property does have security surveillance.
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CA$60
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The best camping near Buffalo Pound Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

First Nations peoples once corralled bison in this park, which is how it got its name and part of why Buffalo Pound maintains a captive herd today. Just 20 minutes from Moose Jaw with easy access to the city, Buffalo Pound offers great hiking, mountain biking, and fat-biking trails, a heated pool, beaches, and a boat launch with rentals, kayaking, and fishing. Birders love the boardwalks at the Nicolle Flats Interpretive Area and the range of wildlife viewed from the many trails. All listed campgrounds are really just loops of the same campground, which offers a full suite of services, including a store and laundry.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  1. Because of this park’s proximity to Moose Jaw, Buffalo Pound is popular with locals, meaning some campsites may be booked out far in advance. To secure your site on your chosen dates, check the Saskatchewan Parks online booking site or call the park.
  2. First-come, first-served sites are also available, and it’s sometimes possible to walk up at 1pm and get one, especially midweek or outside of the summer months. Just don’t take it for granted that you’ll snag a spot this way.

When to go

The park is open year-round, and if you’re into crisp cold winters with lots of snow (and all the activities that go with that) you may well want to consider a winter trip. If you’re a fair-weather camper, then plan to travel from mid-June through to October, bearing in mind that the park can get busy around major Canadian holidays (especially Canada Day on July 1, which can get rowdy with day-use visitors flocking to the beach).

Know before you go

  • Wifi and cell reception can be patchy or non-existent in the park.
  • Buffalo Pound Provincial Park offers barrier-free campsites, washrooms, showers, and full wheelchair access for campers. The pool also offers barrier-free access.
  • In the summer months, black flies and mosquitoes can be a major issue, so pack extra-strength bug spray. 
  • You’ll need a vehicle to get around the park and explore its surrounding areas.
  • Park pass fees and camping fees both apply.

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