Reviews

Leanne Urban

Group site was pricier and not as nice as many we have stayed at. Park ranger was young and on a power trip. Entered our site multiple times the first couple days and looked inside our vehicles with a light every time, when he claimed to be checking park passes that he had already checked. He also watched our site from the hill and would drive down to tell us to leash our dogs every time we let them off to use the washroom. We have aging dogs that are very well trained and were causing no issues, not to mention there are no other sites near us. It was strange and felt like an invasion of privacy to have someone posted up watching us majority of the time. Park enforcement ended up coming to ticket us for the ranger, but rather than ticketing us he was disgusted with the rangers behaviour and warned him to stay out of our site and leave us alone the rest of the weekend. We are mature adults, with children and the harassment was unwarranted. We rent group sites 2-3 times a summer at different places around SK. This is the first place that we will not go back to. Park was very dead. Maybe the behaviour of their staff is why.

Deena McCauley

A lot of sites are on the smaller side but there are some nice large, flat sites facing the lake. Washroom/shower house and flush outhouses were immaculate. Shower are free.

Mike Sommerfield

Our double campsite was a bit barren. One thing to be carefull about both of our power pedestals showed that they had harbored good sized wasps nest s. Always give the pedestal a tap and retreat to see if nasties are present. I have seen this elsewhere and not a great way to start your stay. Toilets are great with RV style fixtures and running water. On hot days the horse flys were out in force while we were there and swarmed any running vehicle. Also there are a lot of bears we saw two blacks and a brown the first day all within the campsite boundary area.

Greg Betz

Spent a week, beach is a bit of a walk from most campsites but has a parking lot nearby to park at if you drive. Nice new outhouses with water in them. Big spacious campsites, that will hopefully be treed in in a couple more years (pretty bare after the tornado). Boat launch is easy to use, and free showers in a very clean and we'll kept shower house!!

fishergirl fisherguy

The campground is missing a lot of trees still from the tornado but is being rebuilt with flush toilets. Attended a concert on the beach and day full of events. Smokey from the fires. Great saskatoon berry picking.

Seb Cross

Friendly staff, though very little shade due to the Tornado that went through a few years ago. Berries to be eaten and sights to be seen everywhere. Right off the Boreal trail and with it's own small trail at the camp ground, and a gorgeous main beach. Definitely a weekend get away dream. Hot showers and flushing toilets though lights are on a 10 minute timer where the sensor needs to see you to keep the light on. Definitely recommend this site

Kat Wish

Campsites wide open. No trees and no privacy. Booking site does not tell you this. Trails are a hazard to walk on. Not cleaned up very well.

BasicExp

Tornado damage not withstanding, this place was a lot of fun. Prepare yourself for a high volume of insects.

Rick Gollings

The Murray Doell campground was ravaged by a tornado in 2019. There was a bunch of work done at the end of 2019 and throughout 2020 to clean up the site. One loop was opened last summer and there will be more of the campground opened this summer. There will be brand new toilets erected and installed. The campsites have been enhanced and made bigger along with the parking area down by the beach.

B Mac

Great camp grounds. Decent sized sites suitable for tents to large motor homes. Showers are clean and wheelchair accessable. The lake is beautiful with a number of sites overlooking it. There's a small store on site that sells some cooked food and ice cream. Great place to spend a weekend. Would recommend