Nickle Lake Regional Park - Weyburn
About Nickle Lake Regional Park
Who We Are
The Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association represents the Regional Parks in Saskatchewan.The purpose of the SRPA is to assist the Regional Park Board members and staff. Some of the assistance is by research, education and providing information resources.
The SRPA performs as a liaison between government departments and the regional parks and lobbies on their behalf.
One convention is held each year for the purpose of education and networking for the delegates. The SRPA hosts a website for the regional parks and provides additional marketing through the production and distribution of The Regional Parks Guide, other print media and radio advertising.
Our Mission
To develop, maintain and promote a strong association of regional parks; to encourage the preservation of the natural beauty within our parks while ensuring healthy recreational and tourism opportunities and experiences; to foster entrepreneurial and new park development.
Our Vision
The SRPA to be recognized as a leader in the recreation field by being the governing body of a unified, self-sustainable, accountable system of regional parks; as visionaries, be an inspirational constituency promoting a safe place with excellent recreational opportunities while respecting our natural environment.
Our Policy
The Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association is the governing body of regional parks.
- The SRPA maintains an on-going commitment toward the development of regional parks through set standards and accreditations.
- The SRPA recognizes the diversity and collective strength of member parks.
- The SRPA provides informational resources and training in the following areas:
- Marketing opportunities
- Member Park Board development
- Staff Development
- The SRPA gathers information and uses this information to make sound governing, business, and membership services decisions.
- The SRPA fosters an effective and positive relationship with governments.
- The SRPA actively searches out avenues of funding for the:
- member parks.
- association.
- The SRPA fosters an increased level of communication and awareness with:
- public.
- governments.
- membership.
- other target groups.
Contact Nickle Lake Regional Park
| Address : | Weyburn, SK S4H 2L5, Canada |
| Phone : | 📞 +87 |
| Postal code : | 4 |
| Website : | http://saskregionalparks.ca/park/nickle-lake/ |
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mike rodgers on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice clean and treed sites. Had 30amp power and water right at site with an easily accessible sewage dump. Several playgrounds for the kids. Boat launch and dock on site
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Lucy Wright on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We go to nickle lake every year. Though, they can make it better.
1. They NEED to clean up all the algae and seaweed by the beach.
2. What happened to the wifi?!? (lol we don't need it, but still..)
3. Ice cream used to be $2 for a large scoop. It's now $2.50, which is fine. But why do you get less then what it originally was?
4. People working in the Cafe don't know where anything is. If you are looking for buying wood or facts about stuff. It is best to just call the office.
The beach is my main concern. Otherwise we had lots of fun. They have great deals on wood. Plenty of parks to go to. Friendly staff. And the washrooms are very neat and tidy!
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Stephanie Shamblin on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tenting campsites were not well maintained. There was broken glass eveywhere and even worse, i had rented two campsites and a group of teenagers were staying on one of my sites. When i informed front desk they sent down a young man who told them they were in my site and should move over one space to there site. When they refused he looked at me shrugged his shoulders and left. I had to share my single site with my sisters family and ended up having the teenagers stay in the other site i had paid for
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Maureen Canam on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sadly this campground is in need of a good clean up and maybe some updating. Staff was pleasant and allowed us to change sites. No firewood available on Labour Day long weekend!!! Our firepit (which we didn't use) was full of garbage. Bathrooms/showers clean and decent. Laundry room was horrendous but we still managed to do a load for $2.00. The "airshow" put on by the birds (swallows? starlings?) in the evening was spectacular.
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Hey Hey on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2 stars is being generous unfortunately. During my stay here the bathrooms and showers were disgusting. My sister found a used sanitary pad in her shower, globs of hair, they were just quite gross in general. The seasonal sites washrooms were nicer, and cleaner than the ones we had in our area.
The small store by the beach is also questionable. A worker was at a table, not behind the counter so we thought they were a customer, then they served us our icecream without washing their hands or putting on gloves.
The lake was pretty, I really wanted to have a good time here, but with how gross the showers were, the questionable sanitary practices at the store, the lack of things to do without a boat, none of my family had very much fun here.
Other people seem to love it there, so I hope the problems we had were a temporary thing.
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Tracy Edwards on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The swimming area is very small and full of weeds but the beach is big and ok. Lots of shade and grass near the water with picnic tables and bbqs.
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Brandy Gosse on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Loved camping with my daughters! The beach was great and so was the ice cream! Scenery was beautiful and the fact you can have firewood delivered to your site was fantastic!
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BCP farm and trucking on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Only one thing to say negative and that is the showers are poor pressure but they have one of the best boat launches we have used
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