This park is convenient to the town, easy to find, well-marked, and in a fairly attractive location: surrounded by fields. It’s a nice place to overnight, but I wouldn’t want to stay here long term. The pull-through slot was fairly wide, but we had to do some fancy driving to dodge a steel post as we pulled into the slot. Our slot and the majority of those in the park had nice shade trees, but some slots at the back were stark. The playground is small and intended for pre-schoolers. The bathhouse was clean but run down. To get a key to the bathroom, you must pay a $5 deposit, which is returned at check-out. This is an expensive park for what you get, and they charge extra for children. Since they have few amenities for children, that seems excessive. Our rate is a little tricky to explain: $30/night minus a 10% Good Sam discount ($27). Then, the park charged $2/child extra. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The Wi-Fi in this park is a joke. It does not work at any of the sites. You have to go to the laundry room and sit at one of 2 uncomfortable desks. There is construction equipment scattered around a few of the sites. Many of the sites slope so severely that you must use boards. 50 amps is $6 extra. All in all I would not stay ere again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were very pleased with this park. It is small and has some shade trees (which is difficult to find in the prairies). Friendly office staff, clean, and enjoyed the little extras such has complimentary breakfast (bagels/toast), free movie loaning library and my girls even got some popcorn to go with their movie. We stayed at the alternative park in Regina which we found very crowded! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I would echo the other comments below. We also had the added adventure of torrential thunderstorms that left our two sites (27 and 28) under 6 to 8 inches of standing water. While the ownership was not responsible, they never asked how we were doing either. The Wi-Fi also never worked and they seemed to tire of being asked why. It appears that they have been waiting on "the network guy" to come out to fix it for quite a while. Maybe all summer. If I had to stay a night here, I would, but no longer than that. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The campground is located on the east side of Regina on the Trans Canada Highway 1 so quite a lot of road noise. Signage to campground good but junction to turn down service road to campground a little confusing so watch for sign. Limited area to park and register. Office staff efficient and friendly but only take cash or check. Access road to sites wide but could do with a some maintenance in places. Flat wide sites with full hook-up with some shade mainly back-ins. Have electricity and water sites at back which are large, flat and wide but only have 15 amps and no shade. Very hot when we were in Regina and 50 amp electricity was not very stable. Water pressure good. WiFi good. A compact and very busy campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good park adjacent to freeway. 50 amp sites were back-ins. Plenty of room for big rigs. Free WiFi that worked well at our site, which was a long way from the office. Pleasant staff. I would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.