$9.25 per day, $27.00 for 3 day entry, $18.00 for a weekend entry.
Cash, Cheque, Interac, Visa, MasterCard Discovery, Union Pay and Visa Debit accepted.
Look no further! You've found the hidden gem of Saskatchewan. Nestled in 160 acres of pine, poplar, birch and hazelnut trees you will find our clear, natural spring fed lake. The easy down home feel of our lake appeals to everyone. The beautiful rolling hills provide spectacular views. Come sit and watch one of our amazing sunsets as you gaze out over our amazing lake. We have it all! Well maintained and manicured public areas, 3 playgrounds, cabin and kayak rentals, sports pad with all types of sporting equipment, two concessions - one offering a large variety of tasty food and treats, full hook up, power and primitive campsites to suit your style. All of our sites offer potable water. Pets are welcome and can enjoy our off leash area at the boat launch to swim and play (unfenced). We offer two separate sets of Red Cross swimming lessons in July and August. Come visit...you won't be disappointed!
The Town of Shell Lake is a 15 minute scenic drive and offers groceries, hardware, laundry, mini golf and 18 hole grass green golf course. The Town of Leask is a 15 minute scenic drive and offers groceries and hardware.
Emerald Lake was formerly known as Ruxee Lake and was renamed Emerald for its clean, beautiful, spring fed water. In the 1920's the RM #465 applied to the Department of Natural Tourism for the lease on Emerald Lake. In the 1930's this lease was turned over to the Avebury Community Club. By as early as 1932 the club noted a substantial increase in the use of the resort. They recorded 30 to 40 campers spending the entire summer. In the 1950's the lease for Emerald Lake Resort was turned over to the Leask Branch of the Canadian Legion. In 1968 the Leask Legion turned the lease over to President Hector Duncan and Secretary C.E. Harris and Emerald Lake became a Regional Park.
Beach, beach concession, shower house and sites are barrier free.
Cash or cheque only after September Long weekend. Pets are welcome, but they must be leashed and not left outside alone at either cabins or campsites. Pets are not allowed on the grassed hill down to the beach or beach area. We have an off leash area down by the boat launch. No refunds for reservations leaving early July or August.
Alcohol Ban In Effect May Long Weekend.
Our 20 full service and 14 electrical sites have 30 amp electrical service. We also have seven water only sites. All sites have a picnic table and a barbecue pit. All are centrally located within easy distance of the shower house, concessions, parks, beach and have central garbage and water availability. We also house 47 full service seasonal sites. Firewood may be purchased from the main concession for a small fee. 2 bedroom, fully renovated cabin for rent. Sleeps 6 with room for an air bed as well. Has 2 double beds in 1 room and a queen size bed in the other room. Satellite T.V., high speed internet and air conditioning. Privacy yard with a fire pit and bbq.
Come enjoy a challenging round of golf at Emerald Lake. This golf course features nine holes, sand greens, rolling hills and water. The clubhouse provides rentals for power golf carts and golf clubs.
Our buoyed swimming area ensures a safe water play area. It features a diving platform and floating dock. Red Cross swimming lessons are offered including pre-school for the very young. What better time to take your vacation and enjoy our superb amenities!
Emerald Lake Park has three playgrounds: One near the seasonal campsites, the Joan Gray Memorial Playground near the beach and the Danni Jean Playground located near day campers and shower house. Located by the camp kitchen is our basketball court/sports pad. We have various sports equipment available for patrons use, just ask for more information at one of our concessions.
We have a developed boat launch with an extended boat trailer parking lot. The lake is fed by natural surface underground springs and makes a real sport out of fishing. Wake boarding, skiing, kayaking and paddle boarding as well as canoeing are very popular. Watch our beautiful waterfowl, and wildlife such as loons, grebes, blue heron, pelicans, osprey and beavers. On occasion you might catch a glimpse of a black bear.
Must be 19 years of age or older to rent a site.
Active March 1, 2019 @ 9:00 am for all campers booking 60 days or more.
Active March 16, 2019 @ 9:00 am for all campers booking 30 days or more.
Active April 1, 2019 @ 9:00 am for all camping reservations.
Starting May 1, 2019 phone reservations will be accepted from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
A $10.00 (non-refundable) reservation fee is required and 50% of total camping fees are due when booking.
By giving 48 hours cancellation prior to 9:00 am of the first reserved camping day you will receive a 75% refund of your camping deposit.