Coronavirus: Saskatchewan delaying the opening of provincial parks, camping season | Globalnews.ca
Reservations made by group campers in May will be cancelled and all fees will be refunded.
globalnews.caHere’s the latest on Sask Parks login and reservations:
- Saskatchewan’s provincial parks reservation system opened for 2026 bookings in mid-April 2026, with seasonal sites available first and nightly sites, Camp-Easy yurts, and group sites released in a staggered schedule later in the week. Campers were advised to log in to parks.saskatchewan.ca and refresh at 7 a.m. CST to secure a spot, as there was a queuing system in place.[1][2]
- The government announced a 25% discount on park entry permits for holders of the Saskatchewan Accessible Parking Program, valid when purchased in person at the park with the placard, as part of a pilot program for accessibility this season.[2]
- A recent news roundup confirms ongoing details about site availability, login timing, and planning tips, including updating accounts in advance and exploring available campsites before the main reservation rush.[1][2]
If you’re trying to login now, here are quick steps:
- Go to the official Sask Parks reservation site (parks.saskatchewan.ca) and sign in or create an account.
- Have your vehicle and parking/accessibility details handy in case you qualify for the new pilot discounts.
- Prepare a short list of favorite campsites and be ready to refresh the page at the 7:00 a.m. CST release times for the type of site you want.
If you’d like, I can pull the exact latest openings for your preferred park or help you prepare a checklists for your login day.
Citations:
- Sask Parks online reservations opened with a staggered release in 2026 and login/queue details.[1]
- Official reservation start times and accessibility pilot details.[2]