and Reesor Lake), with another four in Saskatchewan (Harris, Adams, Coulee Lake, and Loch Leven). All year long, park interpreters present education programs to school and youth groups, adult and seniors groups, and a wide range of park visitors. There are also various rentals to be used in the park in the various months. In summertime, kayak, canoe, bicycle, and stand up paddle boards are available for rental. In the winter, kicksleds, snowshoes, skates, and cross-country skis may be rented. Winter camping is available and through Camp-Easy, yurts are available for rent. See also List of protected areas of Alberta List of protected areas of Saskatchewan List of Canadian protected areas List of highest points of Canadian provinces and territories References External links Official Park website A Road Trip To Cypress Hills Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park Cypress County Provincial parks of Alberta Provincial parks of Saskatchewan Dark-sky preserves in Canada Maple Creek No. 111, Saskatchewan 1931 establishments in Saskatchewan 1951 establishments in Alberta