Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Place is good for refreshment. Can enjoy BBQ with friends, family and others. If you have tent(s) then you can stay here. We enjoyed sunsets from top of the Hill.

We stopped just for one night while travelling across Canada.A very big spread out camp ground. Most sites are shady and private. Plenty of water pipes to fill up trailer before parking trailer. Close to Moose Jaw if you need to run into town to get supplies. Nice high off the ground fire pits.A couple things that we encountered:We paid and went to the outdoor pool. Within two minutes they found poop in the pool and shut it down. Which we completely understand. We asked for a refund however they don’t do refunds but offered a complimentary swim pass. That would be great if you will be there the next day, but for us, it didn’t workSignage within the park: some of the exits can be tricking to find your way. Recommend they have more exit signs from all the campground loops.

Beautiful park, well maintained. Went for an overnight trip this summer and it was a really nice getaway. It's closer to cities (Moose Jaw & Regina) then some other parks that are similar which is nice. They have plenty of trails and places to fish, including a trout pond just as you enter the park. Any staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay at this park again.

Really great place for spending some time enjoying nature. The park is well maintained, thanks to all the staff who I know work really hard to take care of it. I like the way they have all the grill with barbeque setup. Restrooms are well maintained. I go here once a month to enjoy with my friends and family. Definitely worth it. I highly recommend this place.

We recently embarked on a delightful two-night camping adventure.The location was fantastic, offering a beautiful setting with a well-maintained trail that was perfect for biking and hiking.Additionally, our campsite was incredibly pleasant, providing a comfortable and enjoyable space for us to relax and unwind.Overall, it was a truly wonderful camping experience that allowed us to appreciate nature and make the most of our time outdoors.

Close to Moose Jaw and reasonable distance from Regina.Buffalo Pond Park has become a great destination for campers and day trippers.New pool and picnic areas.Nice beach and plenty of mature trees and large grassed areas are great foe cooling off on hot days.

Well done. Sask Parks has stepped it up.. Roads cleared. Chalet open. Wood and fire pots available. Nicely done. Little gem for winter activities.

Great park. This is my second time visiting this provincial park. The campground is great. There are many, varied camping loops to choose from. This time we stayed in Elmview in one of the yurts. Loved it (see my Elmview Campground review for deets). Convenience store and concession is cute. Wish the pool has been open! I guess it opens on June 1st.It is a natural lake. It’s quite large and scenic. Not the clearest for swimming. Great sunsets over the lake. The dirt road out to Nicolle Flats can be rough, but it’s worth it (see my review of that area for details). It’s also nice to go up to the bison viewing area!Definitely worth a visit!

This park is beautiful! Well maintained, friendly staff and amazing services. Shout out to Sara in the visitors centre for the helpful suggestions and to Mike at the Travelling bakery kiosk for the great coffee and delicious gluten free homemade muffins. Ill be back, but be warned ! Avoid going there in tick season! Despite the ticks, we had a fabulous time

Love the trails here, and there are buffalo to see, snakes, birds, etc. Beautiful. Only wish might be that more effort and investment was put toward preserving natural spaces. There are utility buildings, cabins, and plenty of tightly-packed campgrounds... Why would I go into *nature* so I can sleep 15 feet on either side with other people??? Is it a hotel or a park?