Wakamow a Park for All Seasons

As it has for time untold, Wakamow Valley remains both open and welcoming. From its days as a winter campsite and conflict-free trading area for the first peoples, to its current incarnation as the soul of the Friendly City, Wakamow Valley has offered respite from the prairie winds.

Wakamow Valley continues to live on as a peaceful haven in the heart of the city. It is a four-season urban park and conservation agency that is open twelve months a year.

Located just minutes from Moose Jaw's historic downtown, the River of Turns is ready and willing to share its splendor. It is ready and willing to open its natural world to all who accept the invitation.

                                                  20 kms of great trails

                                             Walking paths and hiking

                      Playgrounds & Picnic Areas, Cycling, Canoeing & Kayaking

Whether you are looking to host a group event or merely seeking a break from everyday busyness, Wakamow Valley has a place for you. It has opportunities and facilities to meet your every need and awaits your presence.

              Riverpark Campground is located in the heart of Wakamow Valley

                   Call the Campground Office 306 692 2285 to reserve a site

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE: The main access to the Kiwanis Park and Riverpark Campground has been closed temporarily. Access to the park can be through Home Street East as well as off Manitoba Expressway to 9th Ave North East, left onto Lorne Ave right onto Caribou Street East. Here is a map of the detours.

                   Visit our Camping Page for details on fees and camping sites.

Check out our Events Page for upcoming park events!

                                                  THANK YOU

Thank you to Mosaic Potash Belle Plaine Staff who presented a cheque for $6000 towards the fours season wheel chair accessible washrooms project. Contact us if you would like to make a donation! Photo from left to right: Mosaic Staff Amanda & Erin-- Wakamow Staff Margaret and Mosaic staff member Carey

Thank you to Gerry Onyskevitch from Moose Jaw Co-op for $25,000 towards the 1st Accessible Playground in Moose Jaw and to 800 CHAB for their generous donation of $10,000 to the Accessible Playground!