Pine Cree Regional Park

Stayed there two nights and it’s a gorgeous campground! Hidden treasure. Falling asleep to the sound of the stream is so calming. Great for tentin. Incredibly cheap too!

One of the hidden gems in South West Saskatchewan. This regional park is an absolutely beautiful spot for everything droms a day hike to a prolonged camping g trip. The trees and creek running through here are a pleasant surprise compared to the surrounding grasslands. If you ever have the time check this place out!

5 stars for being a place we went out of our way to camp again. 2 days. A welcome, cool and shady escape from the hot prairies surrounding it.Also a *tenters* paradise designed before RV mammoths ruled the day. Note the restrictions to small camping rigs weighing less than 3 tons (wooden bridges). This mean very private, quiet spaces.Normally a couple of stars come off for no potable water near the campsites and tired biffies. But the stars come back on the sheer charm of every campsite being within steps of a classic babbling brook. A bonus is several decent hikes beginning in the site and rising to the grassland above. There are outdoor kitchens and a children's play area.

Our camping experience at Pine Cree was beyond compare. This rustic gem tucked into a little valley on the rolling plains allowed a relaxing respite in the most gorgeous of sceneries! The camp host and his wife made the experience all the more welcoming. We will definitely plan our next trip making Pine Cree Regional Park our home base for visiting in the area.

Pine Cree is a beautiful, secluded campground. The male manager was not great to deal with if you are in your 20s. He was extremely rude and unwelcoming when we arrived (we hadn't even found a spot yet). He ruined the experience with his attitude and driving his loud diesel truck around at 11 both nights and early in the morning.

Such a fantastic little gem! A season pass for day trips was $45 and it's good for Sask. Regional Parks. Tons of flowers, wildlife, spots for wading, picnic benches a-plenty, dog friendly, awesome brochure, and the park manager found my husband's bandana and returned it to us (plus we talked about dogs and he pet ours, so you know he's legit). Two thumbs way up.

Perfect little creek for a hot dayEnjoyed a surprise playground with toys and everythingBring cash for a 10$ daypass

Beautiful rustic campground. Pine Cree is a little slice of Cypress Hills in the middle of the prairies. There are no serviced sites, the toilets are pit toilets and there is one point to get drinkable water from. Large campers cannot fit. However there is a beautiful creek that runs through the campground. The sites are perfect for tents and it is a great place to have an adventure and to overnight if you're visiting the T-rex Discovery Centre in Eastend.

Pine Cree was a wonderful surprise! The park is situated in a deep valley that arrives out of nowhere on the Saskatchewan prairie. Pice Cree was stunningly beautiful! It reminded me of camping up in northern Saskatchewan. It was quite and the sites were comfortable. The park manager was very pleasant and informative. The hiking trails are a must! We will definitely be back!

Hidden treasure tucked away down and out in the middle of open fields. So many birds out in the lush tree's with 3 hiking trails and a stunning creek running through it all. Private camp area's for tents and smaller trailers. Beautiful!!!!