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Gallery of Activities
There is an
abundance of activities to help you enjoy your stay in the Park. Each suggestion is
different. There is something for everyone! There are eight beaches and an island on
Waskesiu Lake to explore:
- Main Beach- large
swimming area
- Ski Beach- great
day use beach
- Beaverglen Beach- a
short walk from the campground
- Point View- located
just past the Waskesiu Marina
- Birch Bay-
sheltered kitchens and large swimming area
- South Bay- on
Narrows Road
- Trippes Beach- on
Narrows Road
- Paignton Beach- A
peninsula Beach on the Narrows Road, sheltered kitchens
- Kings Island-
excellent day use island
The townsite and
surrounding area provides great facilities for various sports activities:
- Waskesiu Lake
Marina- provides launch permits and boat/motor, canoe and kayak rentals for the Lake
- Narrows Marina-
located at the end of the Narrows Road, boat/motor, canoe and kayak rentals and permits
- Hanging Heart Lakes
Marina- boat/motor, canoe and kayak rentals and launch permits for Crean Lake available
- Slo-pitch Diamond-
located in the townsite. Get a group together and play ball!!
- Horse Shoe Pitch-
contact the Chamber of Commerce Office for horse shoe rentals
- Tennis Courts-six
tennis courts can be booked daily at the Chamber Office
- Tennis Lessons-
this is the 9th season of lessons, Certified Instructor, weekly junior lessons
are available in July and August, private lessons can be requested for all ages, visit the
Chamber Office for more details.
- Basketball- the
Chamber Office has two outdoor basketball courts and a Sport Court for rent
- Beach Volleyball-
two courts are located on the Main Beach
- Golf lessons-
contact the Waskesiu Golf Course for Junior Lessons and Private Instruction
- Lawn Bowling-
adjacent to the tennis courts
The Park has many
attractions to visit including:
- Twin ParkTheatres-
showing the latest releases nightly and matinees on rainy days
- Neo Watin
Paddlewheeler- take one of the daily tours on Waskesiu Lake in July and August
- Nature Centre- drop
in to see interactive exhibits, demonstrations, theatre and the Friends of the Park
Bookshop. Ask for a copy of the Activity Schedule with descriptions of all interpretive
activities and hikes
- Beaverglen
Interpretive Theatre- featuring presentations throughout the summer
- Information Centre-
visit the Info Centre (located in the Administration Building) to find out about fishing,
camping, Park fees, backcountry permits, group services and facilities for visitors with
disabilities
Other activities
to explore:
- Sheltered kitchens
behind Main Beach to enjoy lunch or dinner
- Star gaze at night
or look for the glorious Northern Lights
- Breakfast snacks
and other baked goods available at the three grocery stores
- Ice Cream -
available at many locations within the townsite
- Visit the Waskesiu
Library
- Try the famous
butter tarts at the Tenth Hole of the Waskesiu Golf Course
- Watch the
magnificent sunsets from Main Beach
- Bird watching-
there are over 230 species- including loons, pelicans, eagles and herons...
- Breakwater walk-
check out the Marina and townsite breakwaters
- Try climbing the
townsite rock
- Things to do on a
rainy day in Waskesiu
- Visit the Nature
Centre
- Put on your
raingear and take a hike, many of the trails offer some protection from the rain
- Rent a movie and
VCR from one of the local stores
- Go shopping, the
Waskesiu town site has a wide variety of shops to choose from
- Have a family
barbeque in one of the covered cook shelters. There are several in the town site and many
of the beaches around the lake also have cook shelters
- Go fishing. Diehard
fisherman dont mind a little rain, and the fish dont care either!
- Take a drive, there
are many new discoveries waiting to be explored within minutes of Waskesiu.
- Read a book, the
Waskesiu library has a great selection of reading materials for all ages
- Jump in the lake
and go for a swim. Rain or shine, youre still getting wet!
- Visit the ducks at
the Hanging Heart Lakes, just be careful not to frighten them
There is so much
to see and do in Waskesiu and the Prince Albert National Park. Click on the thumbnails to
your right to be taken to your activity of choice and enjoy what is available.
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