Parks near Bateman SK (29 Result(s))

See a recap of Year 2013 hereBernie and Vonnie Forbes celebrate 60 years of marriage at the Mortlach Memorial Hall.Seventy nine people were in attendance for the afternoon tea and a family dinner of bison roast was enjoyed later. Three new flag poles erected at the site of the Frenchman's Trail plaque.The Canadian flag was flying at half mast to honour the 3 mounties who were killed in Moncton recently.Squirrel Lake

Bethune is a beautiful village strategically located just 56 km North West of Saskatchewan's capital city of Regina on Highway #11, now designated as the Louis Riel Trail. Bethune has a population of 400 people and growing.

The Shamrock Regional Park was the choice for the 2000 Regional Park Youth Ambassadors, as part of the Southwest Saskatchewan Tourism region. '' One of the few natural campgrounds to visit, of the 101 Regional Parks in Saskatchewan. Welcome to Shamrock Regional Park!One of the first Regional Parks, and a natural beauty for those who enjoy the outdoors. What is now Shamrock Regional Park, was acquired from the Federal Government in 1927, by virtue of a 21 year lease. It is made up of 55 acres, cradled in a bend of the Wood River. Prior to this it was part of the WBar Ranch, and a natural place for a local rodeo.Shamrock Park is a quiet, relaxing campground. Everything within the park is walking distance and everyone is very friendly and helpful. This natural park is a pleasure for those who wish to tent or have a modern campsite. (10) 15 amp and limited (16) 30 amp power sites are available.Shamrock Regional Park is located:7 miles east and 7 miles south of Shamrock, Saskatchewan3 miles west and 5 miles south of Coderre, Saskatchewan8 miles north and 4 miles east and 4 miles north of Gravelbourg, SaskatchewanWe are just over a 1/2 hour south of the TransCanada Highway (turn south at the Chaplin intersection).