With its rolling hills, shimmering lakes and boreal forest setting, Duck Mountain Provincial Park seems a lot like northern Saskatchewan.  But this scenic park is an island of green in a sea of grain, a southerly piece of boreal uplands surrounded by prairie and located just three hours northeast of Regina.

Duck Mountain is a four-season park with accommodations ranging from wilderness camping at Little Boggy Creek Valley to a lodge with modern cabins, townhouses and a licensed restaurant near the main beach at majestic Madge Lake.  Visitors may rent the recreation hall or amphitheatre for group gatherings or business meetings.’

Choose from a wide array of recreational opportunities guaranteed to put the bounce back into your step.  Rent a boat, go horseback riding or play a round of miniature golf – the winner can buy the ice cream cones.  If you prefer, take the full-sized challenge at the18-hole, grass-green course right inside the park.  See if you can spot one of the moose, Whitetail deer, fox, mink, woodchuck, elk or bear common to the park.

Angle for pike, walleye or perch in spring-fed Madge Lake, or try for the more exotic rainbow and tiger trout stocked in Jackfish Lake.  Hit the beach with a breezy summer read, tour the nearby National Doukhobour Heritage Village at Verigin, hike or bike a section of the Trans Canada Trail or sample one of the other self-guided or interpretive trails rated from novice to expert.  In wintertime, cross-country ski or snowmobile on groomed trails with shelters.

Wake up your senses!  Visit Duck Mountain Provincial Park and experience a “northern” getaway close to home.

Duck Mountain is a Reserve-A-Site Park.

The Reserve-A-Site program is now closed for the season.  We've enjoyed serving you over the camping season and look forward to hearing from you in the New Year.  Updated Reserve-A-Site information will be posted here in December 2008.  Thank you.

Seven campgrounds with 466 total sites:

Seven campgrounds with 466 total sites:

• Electric Sites: 145 (near a service centre)
• Electrical Seasonal: 74
• Full Service Sites: 15
• Non-electric Sites: 58 (near a service centre)
• Group Sites: 74
• Overflow Sites: 100

Duck Mountain offers seasonal camping spots. 

Seasonal camping is complete for this year.  Information on 2009 seasonal camping will be posted on the Seasonal Camping page in the New Year.  To be placed on our mailing list and have the application forms for the 2009 season sent to you when they are available, please call the park office at (306) 542-5500 or email us at DuckMountain@gov.sk.ca.  Thank you for your interest in the seasonal camping program.

Moose Group Camp Area:  This group camp area is nestled in the forest away from the main campground for privacy, yet is close enough to use all the services.  Sites are non-electric and each area has a central camp kitchen.

Deer Group Camp Area:  This area is nestled in the forest away from the main campground.  Sites are non-electric and each area has a central camp kitchen.

Elk Group Camp Area:  This group camp area is nestled in the forest away from the main campground.  Sites are non electric and each area has a central camp kitchen.

For more information on Group Camping at Duck Mountain, please phone the Administration Office at (306) 542-5513.

Duck Mountain has a variety of in-park services to help make your stay more enjoyable, including accommodation and a convenience store.  The town of Kamsack is located 23 km east of the Park and offers full services.

Madge Lake Bible Camp:  Check out their website at www.madgelakebiblecamp.ca or call (204) 937-3646 for more information.

St. Michael's Camp:  This is a Catholic Church camp located within the park.  Phone:  (306) 563-5148.

Pickeral Point Boat Rental:  Boat rentals are available.  Phone:  (306) 542-3439.

Duck Mountain Lodge:  This facility is located off highway #57, nestled in the heart of Duck Mountain near Ministik Beach.  The lodge offers a licensed dining room, cocktail lounge, swimming pool, hot tub, store and 22 rooms for rent.  The Steak Pit is also available; this facility can handle groups of up to 200 people.  They also offer 11 modern cabins and 10 townhouse units, and 21 air conditioned rooms and two conference rooms for all your convention needs for rent year round.  Phone:  (306) 542-3466 or email duck.mnt@sasktel.net.

Pickerel Point Store and Concession:  The store has a wide variety of souvenirs, food items, beach clothing and toys.  The concession offers a wide variety of fast food items.  Phone: (306) 542-3469.

Madge Lake Riding Stables:  Horseback riding is available in the park.  Phone:  (306) 542-3439

Imadge-Inn-Flavors:  Stop by for a cool treat today.  Phone:  (306) 542-4361.

Lakeside Service:  This facility is located on the west side of the park Lakeside service is the only full service gas station in the park with its wide variety of convenience goods and hardware supplies.  Lakeside Service also operates Fore Fun Mini Golf and has a wide range of rentals such as bikes, fishing rods and fish finders, along with sporting equipment such as tennis rackets, volleyballs, three-man water tubes and more.  Phone: (306) 542-4361.

Nearby Attractions

Duck Mountain, located on the Saskatchewan/Manitoba border, is in an area rich with history.  Nearby attractions include The National Doukhobor Heritage centre, Kamsack Museum, Fort Pelly National Historic Site, Fort Livingstone National Historic Site, Canora Museum, Lake of the Prairies and the Western Development Museum in Yorkton.

Contact Duck Mountain

Duck Mountain Provincial Park
Box 39
KAMSACK SK  S0A 1S0

Phone:  (306) 542-5500 (administration office) or (306) 542-5513 (campground office)
Fax:  (306) 542-5512
Email:  DuckMountain@gov.sk.ca