What are the most frequently
forgotten items?
Teatowels for the kitchen, fans for comfy sleeps, and propane for the bbq. Also bring, wiener sticks, beach chairs, and a first aid kit.
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Sometimes we wash and make available the teatowels that other patrons have forgotten. That's Saskatchewan hospitality!
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Remember to bring your own!
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Is there wheelchair accessibility?
Yes, dorm plexes #6 and #7 are wheelchair accessible.
Dorm plexes #7 and #8 are closest to the washroom facilities.
Will I be able to charge my devices?
Yes, all accommodations are equipped with electrical outlets.
Do any accommodations have attached bathrooms?
No, there are no accommodations with attached bathrooms.
Washroom facilities with flush toilets and showers are located near the dorms, but they involve a short walk. There are yardlights, but you may prefer a flashlight for any nighttime walks.
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The cabins are farthest from the washrooms, but do have an old-fashioned outhouse nearby.
Is there a sewage dumpsite for my RV?
RV Campers have access to water and electricity, but no sewer dumpsite. Sites 1-6 back in trailers 7-11 pull through sites.
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Local septic businesses have onsite extraction capabilities.)
Do I need to bring my own drinking water?
There is drinking water on site accessed through the white faucet in the kitchen. There is also a water cooler, however, you must bring your own blue jugs that can be refilled from the white faucet or big water tank outside. The water is hauled in and seasonally inspected.​
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What do I need to know about the walk-in cooler?
The walk-in cooler must be limited in use because the system cannot keep up with frequent door openings. It will overheat, and therefore not cool properly.
Items that are used frequently (drinks, condiments, snacks...) should be kept in the fridge by the stove.
What appliances are available?
The Kitchen has all the basics, however, small appliances may vary. There is a lot of cutlery, but a limited number of plates and cups.
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There are large coffee urns and small coffee pots.
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There are three freezers for all your frozen foods. (Wedding/large group note: one freezer will hold 25-30ish regular bags of ice and more can be bought on-site at either The Booth or the Clubhouse at the resort.
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There is an ironing board/iron for special days, 2 playpens for baby stays (no bedding), wringer washer for long stays (coin laundry available at the lake resort booth).
What do I need to know about the hall?
The hall holds approximately 120 people comfortably. For a larger group of people you may bring an outdoor tent which can be set up where you choose.
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There are hooks on the walls for decorations. Do not use tacks, tape, or other decoration anchors.
What kind of bedding do I need to bring?
Dorms, dorm plexs and cabins are equipped with mattresses. Bring your own pillows, sleeping bags, sheets and blankets as you desire.
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You might appreciate bringing mattress pads to enhance your comfort.
What is the difference between a dorm and a dorm plex?
Dorm plexs are individual rooms that house 1-3 beds, most often a double bed along with a twin bed or a set of bunk beds.
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The dorms are large rooms with partitions and many bunkbeds or single beds. The dorms are great for 3-4 families, lots of cousins or groups of campers.
Is there air conditioning?
No, there is no AC at camp. ​ You would do well to open windows at night and close them during the day to keep your room as cool as possible.
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There are a couple of fans at the hall but not enough for everyone. It's best to bring along a fan for your sleeping comfort.
Do I need to bring toilet paper?
No. Toilet paper and hand soap are supplied in the washroom.
You need to bring all other toiletries for your stay. We do not have toiletries on hand for purchase.
Is there overflow camping?
Overflow camping can be used if all the camper sites are occupied. The overflow area is the area west of the chain link fence (the parking area). No camping on the playing field!
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Anyone occupying a site must pay the required fee, whether camper, van or tent, etc.
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Only one camper, van, tent, etc. allowed per site.
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All sites must be full before the overflow area is used.
Are there tables and chairs for outdoor use?
There are picnic tables available. They can be moved, but please return them to the area west of the hall.
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In addition, there are old tables and chairs for outdoor use. Ask the caretaker for access.
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The tables and chairs in the hall are new and are NOT available for outdoor use. Please respect them and help keep them looking new.
Do I need to bring firewood?
There is a stocked woodshed with an axe available on-site.
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You must bring your own propane for the BBQ (2 tanks are necessary for optimum capacity) or briquettes can be used in the barrel BBQ.
What do I need to know about the outdoor altar and chapel facilities?
The outdoor altar is consecrated which means "to be set aside for sacred use". Therefore, do not use it as a table or in any other way. It is to be used only for holy Catholic mass which is celebrated by a priest. The outdoor altar area is shaded at 4:00 p.m. in mid-July, which is something to keep in mind if planning a mass on site.
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The chapel holds approximately 50-60 people and is available for all denominations, though its contents must not be disturbed. There is an organ in the chapel; however, it will need long extension cords.
To play music outside, you will need to bring your own speaker system and/or electric piano with extension cords.
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There are plug-ins in the hall and an outdoor outlet on the south side of cabin #7.
What toys or games are available?
Horseshoe pit, volleyball court, string golf (ladder ball), baseball bases (bring your own… balls, bats, gloves), and a few sand toys are available.