Buffalo Pound Lake is a eutrophic prairie lake in Saskatchewan, Canada, formed from glaciation about 10,000 years ago, on the Qu'Appelle River approximately 28 kilometres north of Moose Jaw and 11 kilometres north-east of Tuxford.
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Superb experience at Buffalo Pound! We were initially very disappointed in our booked campsite in the middle of a crowded field with loads of wind and no privacy at Trails End, but a park employee very quickly and helpfully put it right and allowed us to switch to Maple Vale, which we absolutely loved. We found it very open and friendly, and we enjoyed having the hilly area with a trail all to ourselves. We spent a lot of time walking the lovely rolling hills and beautiful park-like grounds, and enjoyed the little store that sells ice cream and other treats. The next morning (Saturday) there was even a Farmer's Market at the store, selling fresh baked treats and trifles! Apparently this happens every Saturday - just for the campers. Very nice touch! Bathrooms were clean. We loved this campground,...
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An amazing place with an alarmingly lazy staff at the entrance. If you are planning to go to the buffalo pound lake, just keep in mind that their staff at the entrance are going to spend at least 5 to 10 minutes on just giving a $10 day pass to you. It means that if there are four cars ahead of you in the Que, you might have to wait 40 minutes just to enter the park. Saskatchewan Provincial parks need to understand that spending too much time on just giving one pass due to laziness and incompetence doesn't translate to...
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Great lake. Water can get a little green later on in the season.the nice part is how close it is to Regina and moosejaw lots of amenities a quick drive away. Local Beach communities are very friendly lots of options if you're looking to purchase a cabin. Many RV spots as well around the lake if you're looking to camp check out the...
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