What’s Happening in September
There's always something to do, and September is no different. Here are some great events happening in the province throughout the month.
September 3, 2022
Join us on September 3 as we watch “Luca” on the big screen, with crafts and activities available beforehand!
What is hiding beneath the water? Join us to complete some fun Luca-themed crafts and learn about mythical and real creatures that you might find beneath the water at Emma Lake!
Do you have what it takes to compete in our Luca-themed triathlon relay race? Come sign up and put your body to the ultimate test.
Don't forget your blanket, lawn chair and snacks!
September 10, 2022
Join us for the Pike Lake Summer Cinema this September! Watch “Encanto” on the big screen with crafts and activities before the show.
Grab some grub and refreshments to enjoy during the show.
Everything changes as we move through the seasons. Discover the final changes that caterpillars go through to become a beautiful butterfly!
Learn about the special powers of each character in Encanto. Pike Lake has more in common with these characters than you may think!
Zip, flutter, whoosh! Become a beautiful butterfly with this fun mask craft that you can take with you to enjoy the movie.
Grab some grub and refreshments to enjoy during the show! Don't forget your blanket and lawn chair.
September 9-11, 2022
The Smoke 'n the Valley BBQ Competition is back again this year and bigger than ever. Visit Buffalo Pound Provincial Park from September 9 to 11 for several great activities fit for the whole family.
Plus, save on camping with a special BOGO offering, valid for nightly campsites at Buffalo Pound from September 8-12. With promo code BBQBOGO, campers can book one night of camping and get one free!
To learn more about this event, click here.
- $45 Adult Tickets
- $15 Children Tickets
Performance by Justin Labrash & Karissa Hoffart following the Banquet.
Learn about fire safety and create your very own BBQ in a fun craft
September 18, 2022
Experience the beauty of fall in Saskatchewan! Join us for guided hikes taking place every hour, on the hour with exciting activities throughout the day and fun take-home activities for kids!
Echo Valley offers an expansive trail system for a variety of ages and skill levels with an abundance of photo-worthy views. Dress for the weather and don't forget your camera!
Registration Tent
- Stop by to sign up for guided hikes and activities and to pick up a free Park Activity Kit!
Specialty Hot Dog and Drink Fundraiser
- Presented by Amphibious Response Support Unit 1 ($$)
Cold water survival presentations and a water rescue dog meet and greet
- Presented by Amphibious Response Support Unit 1
Trail info with the Echo Valley Trail Advisory Group
Lawn Games
- Bocce, corn hole, ladder ball, spike ball and more!
The Case of the Missing Pumpkin Scavenger Hunt
- Put on your detective hat and use clues hidden around the park to uncover the case of the missing pumpkin!
Take in one of three different levels of guided hikes offered every hour, on the hour!
Compete for prizes in a variety of classic fall fair festivities from gunny sack races and tug o' war to limbo and relays!
Take in one of three different levels of guided hikes offered every hour, on the hour!
Take in one of three different levels of guided hikes offered every hour, on the hour!
Get creative and make a souvenir to commemorate the fun time you had in the park!
Take in one of three different levels of guided hikes offered every hour, on the hour!
September 17, 2022
If you love hiking in Saskatchewan but are new to hiking in the backcountry, this event is for you! The day will begin with an education session followed by a guided hike on the Gold Creek Loop of the Boreal Trail. Pre-registration is required for this event.
Suitable for ages 12+
Join local trail experts, Park Interpreters and Conservation Officers to learn tips, tricks and facts that will help you confidently explore the Boreal Trail.
Did you know that the Boreal Trail includes many bonus loops and trails? Even when you've hiked the trail from the East to the West, there's always something new to discover. Pick up some backcountry tips with local experts as they teach you about Meadow Lake Provincial Park and the flora and fauna that make their home here.
The fun doesn't end when the trail does! Meet our guides back at the trailhead to socialize, ask questions and share your experiences.
