Mainprize Regional Park

Mainprize Regional Park was molded out of the rolling, prairie wool covered hills and is located adjacent to the Rafferty Reservoir which is a 55 km long body of water created by the building of the Rafferty Dam just west of Estevan. Today the park is a hub of activity driven by the development of 4 home/cottage subdivisions, 145 full season campsites, 50 short term campsites and an 18 hole professionally designed links golf course. A privately owned and operated Bed and Breakfast plus 9 overnight rental cabins gives you the opportunity to stay and play just one more day. The concrete boat launch (4 place) and the launch store stocked with all fishing and confectionery items will add to your days boating experience. The excellent walleye, pike and perch fishing has made the lake one of Saskatchewan's fishing hotspots. If a lazy day in the sun is in order, the beach has 4 sun shelters equipped with picnic tables, barbecues and large grassed areas. The park is truthfully an oasis amidst the provinces bustling oil patch and those that have tested their golf skills on the links claim - it is the only place in Saskatchewan that you can get a peek of Scotland.