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🌲 Award-winning Pine Cree Regional Park is Saskatchewan’s only "natural environment regional park." It's rustic, woodsy and offers an incredible back-to-nature camping experience.

Pine Cree Park is named for the First Nation Cree Nation who once camped in the area and the abundant “pine” trees that grow in the 100 meters (or 300 feet) deep coulee/valley. It’s the perfect place for a picnic or a camping trip, complete with an outdoor kitchen and washroom facilities. Don’t forget to hike to the Hermit’s Cave!

🏕 Pine Cree Regional Park offers 28 non-serviced campsites that are first come – first serve: no reservations are accepted.

👉 Campsites range from secluded private sites, to larger group campsites, many of which are right along the Swift Current Creek which flows through the park. ⛺️ You'll also have access to camp kitchens, pit toilets, a children’s playground, a ball diamond and nature trails. 🚰 The campground is rustic; no showers and no running water.

🌲 Pine Cree Regional Park is located in the southeast block of Saskatchewan’s Cypress Hills, between Eastend and Shaunavon on highway 633.



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