The province says there will be a variety of new and unique businesses operating in parks across the province. In addition to all of the existing businesses, there will be: Prairie Paragliding at Blackstrap Provincial Park; Sailing instruction at Elbow Harbour; and new inflatable water parks at The Battlefords, Buffalo Pound, Duck Mountain and Greenwater Lake provincial parks.
In addition to all of the existing businesses Sask Parks, this year visitors can expect to see the following new offerings:
• Prairie Paragliding at Blackstrap Provincial Park;
• Sailing instruction by Living Sky Sailing School at Elbow Harbour Recreation Site;
• Aquatic Adventures new inflatable water parks at The Battlefords, Buffalo Pound, Duck Mountain and Greenwater Lake provincial parks;
• “Come Try it Days” run by Sask Rowing Association at multiple provincial parks;
• Night sky photography classes at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park by Jazmin Lucasavich;
• Luxury glamping tents at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, provided by Glamping Resorts Ltd.;
• Wellness events and self-care products offered by Mother Wolf Soul and Body at Echo Valley Provincial Park;
• Wellness retreats hosted by Back2Nature at Candle Lake and Pike Lake provincial parks;
• Outdoor yoga classes for adults and children hosted at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park by Strong with Nature Yoga;
• Zumba and yoga at Makwa Lake Provincial Park hosted by C-L-G Zumba Yoga Meditation;
• Hillside Smoke ‘n Que at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park operating at the Lower Chalet with competition style BBQ Food Truck services;
• Bike repair and service at Buffalo Pound Lower Chalet provided by Velofix; and
• Fresh Air Experience demonstrations and outdoor equipment sales at various provincial park and recreation sites throughout the province.
Those who are interested in more information can follow Sask Parks on Facebook as new business information will be shared each day over the next ten days.
Saskatchewan residents are reminded to follow COVID restrictions and public health guidelines for their area. The most recent guidelines can be found here.
