Woodlawn Regional Park - Estevan, Saskatchewan

Whisked G. B.

Woodlawn Regional Park is a true treasure in southeast Saskatchewan—a peaceful retreat that blends natural beauty, recreation, and community spirit all in one breathtaking setting. Whether you're visiting for a day, a weekend, or a full summer getaway, this park offers something for everyone.

The scenic trails, lush greenery, and river views create the perfect backdrop for walking, biking, birdwatching, and soaking in nature. The campground is beautifully maintained with spacious sites, clean facilities, and amenities that make it ideal for both seasoned campers and first-timers. Whether you’re in a tent or an RV, it feels like home away from home.

Families love the beach, playgrounds, and picnic areas, while anglers and boaters enjoy easy access to the Souris River. The park also hosts events, tournaments, and activities throughout the year, making it not just a natural space, but a vibrant part of community life.

The staff and volunteers who run Woodlawn Regional Park do an incredible job of keeping it clean, safe, and welcoming. Their dedication to preserving this space for current and future generations is clear in every corner of the park.

If you’re looking for a peaceful escape, outdoor adventure, or a great place to connect with friends and family, Woodlawn Regional Park is a must-visit. Highly recommended for its beauty, facilities, and the sense of community it nurtures!

Fatima P.

Went for morning and sunset view, it didn’t disappoint! Breathtaking experience for me.

GWoo

Campground is well organized, secure and close to town. Situated right next door to the golf course and the Souris River. There is a large section that offers seasonal camping. The only issues were the sites are a little close to each other, there was no enforcement of quiet time and the showers could use a face lift.

Melinda C.

Nice place if you get in the older part of the campground. We were in the middle and pretty much full sun. Otherwise its great they are all full service! Nice showers/bathrooms too!

Lonnie R.

One of my favorite places on Earth . Large wide open spaces for kids to run around and play games, nice campground, really nice golf course .

Faith I. C.

Very nice campground, but Google’s directions turned us around. When you see the River park sign go in. Treed and more open sites. Good phone and data as right in town. Site was quite level and the host was friendly. Note the office is only open a bit in the morning and again around supper time.

Coach R.

This is a very nice campground. Each site has water, electricity and sewer. It is turns your trailer or RV into a full service hotel room. There is a nice golf course right in the park. There is also a second site at the boundary dam reservoir with a beach, boat launch and stage.

You have to buy your fire wood, and the shower/bathroom buildings need to be upgraded, but the sewer service at every campsite counteracts some of this.

Cheri C.

Worst campground we have stayed at to date. No supervision, loud music and loud partying until all hours of the night. We had to keep our fan running in the trailer to drown out the party next door that went on until the wee hours of the morning, with additional loud music blasting all night down the road from us. I am really glad we only stopped in for two nights while passing through. During this trip we stayed in three different campgrounds across Sask. and AB and never experienced anything like this. I don't have anything against staying up late and having fun as we do it quite often, just not at the expense of my neighbors. This was quite obviously a local thing as we noticed a lot of people going back and forth between campgrounds. If this was my business I would have someone patrolling after 11 like all the other campgrounds do to ensure that everyone is following the rules and most importantly the safety of the campers. Additionally there was no running water in the ladies bathroom while we were there with no signs posted that we could see. Would most definitely not stay here again.