Last Mountain Regional Park

08/30/2026

Due to the forecast the gate office be closed today - Sunday August 30. We will re-open Friday September 4 at 9:00 am.

08/27/2026

Sorry for any inconvenience with our few days off.
But we are SERIOUSLY ENJOYING SOME MUCH NEEDED AND APPRECIATED DOWN TIME!!

We will be open this weekend!!
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
11:00am to 7:00pm

08/23/2026

What a great crew we had at the pool this year!

We also want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing lifeguards this year!! Your dedication to keeping our patrons safe never goes unnoticed!!
Thanks to Carter, Barrett, Audrey, Austyn, Devin, Danny, Layton, Reid, and Maguire!!

Additionally, we want to give a huge thank‑you to Lauren — and The Common Studio for leading such an incredible weekly aqua‑size class!

08/23/2026

Thank you !!

Sending out a huge Thank You to our swim instructors this year! 7 weeks, 6 sessions, close to 400 children and many changes in the weather.
Kharington, Laityn, Alyssa and Logan you all did a great job!

08/23/2026

08/11/2026

Good morning! Anyone who has been saving tabs we ask that you drop them off at the gate before August 30 so we can get them to Dawson’s family for the drop off! Thank you to everyone so far who has brought tabs in !!

08/10/2026

📣 Attention Students!
If you are post-secondary student employed by a Regional Park, you may be eligible to apply for a 2026 SRPA Student Bursary!

There are six $1,500 bursaries 💰 available to be awarded each year.

Check the link below for more details 👇
https://saskregionalparks.ca/student-bursary/

08/09/2026

The Last Mountain Bird Observatory (LMBO) is open for fall migration!

LMBO is a bird banding station located in Last Mountain Regional Park. It is a migration monitoring station, capturing birds in the spring (May 8-31) and in the fall (August 4 – October 7). Birds are banded to track migration routes and to help determine population trends. Many of Canada’s birds are declining, and banding stations provide crucial data to understand which species are in trouble and insights into why they are declining. We accept volunteers of all skill levels to assist in the banding and monitoring of birds at the station. Visitors and volunteers can camp in the regional park, which provides a number of amenities. If you are interested in visiting or volunteering, email Ryan Dudragne, ba**er in charge, for more information at [email protected].

The banding station opens to the public every day we are open, providing a rare opportunity for people to view birds up close and see scientific data collection in action. Visitors are welcome between the hours of 10:00am – 1:00pm. We are open 7 days per week, weather permitting.

We do not open the nets if it is raining, snowing, temps above 30°C, or if the wind is over 30 km/h, or if it is exceedingly smoky.

www.naturesask.ca/what-we-do/last-mountain-bird-observatory