Includes Ruby Lake, Dagg Creek, Greenbush River and Saginas Lake recreation sites. Hudson Bay Regional Park
Box 69
Hudson Bay, SK S0E 0Y0
(306) 865-2263
(306) 865-4144 Congratulations to the Hudson Bay Regional Park for winning Park on the Move, 2010The Hudson Bay Regional Park located 2 km south of town has much to offer the tourist all year round. The junction of the Fir, Red Deer and Etomami Rivers is adjacent to the Park and this junction is the site of the remnants of a 300 year old fort. Close to the Park is a tobogganing hill which is popular with the townspeople. All in all, the Regional Park has much to enjoy for both young and old during any season of the year. The Ruby Lake Recreation site was added to the Hudson Bay Regional Park in 2002. This provides a lake for recreational boating, a beach, swimming area, playground, picnic sites, 2-30amp sites, 2-15amp sites, and 5 unserviced sites. Swimming, sailing, windsurfing, water skiing, wakeboarding, tubing, canoeing and kayaking are popular recreational pastimes during the summer season. Camping
The Regional Park also has camping facilities, picnic areas, a playground and many recreation facilities. The camping area consists of 30 electrical sites, including some with 30 amp services. It also consists of 6 tenting pads, central RV sewage disposal, drinking water and new showers and washroom facilities. Picnic Sites
Picnic Sites can be found along the river's edge at the "Springs" surrounding the playground area. There is also a covered camp kitchen. Golfing
Another excellent facility is the Nine-Hole Golf Course with grass greens on a slightly rolling landscape featuring tree-lined fairways that can be a challenge to any golfer. This is a very popular spot during the summer months. The Golf Club takes a great deal of pride in their organization and facility. Their modern clubhouse is equipped with a lounge and pro shop and provides a place for members and visitors to relax between rounds. Regular fun and competitive tournaments are run throughout the summer and visitors are always welcome. Rodeo / Saddle Club
The Red Deer Downs, which opened in 1982, features an excellent oval horse racing track. The Red Deer Saddle Club hosts an annual rodeo with chuck wagon and chariot racing, gymkhana and horse show events in the show arena during the summer months. Also found at the Downs are a concession stand, clubhouse, riding arena and silhouette range. Play Ball
One of the main attractions at the park for years has been The Bowl, a natural amphitheater. Recently the Bowl has had a face-lift and now boasts three ball diamonds and a concession stand and has the potential to become an outstanding ball facility. These three diamonds supplement the four in town and ensure the running of any size tournament. Playground
The playground is a busy place for youngsters with swings, teeter-totters, merry-go-rounds, playhouse and a tunnel of mist. For older children and adults there are two nature trails of varying lengths, badminton, volleyball areas, soccer field and horseshoe pits. Sitting benches are located throughout the park to enjoy views of the river and surrounding scenery. Try your luck fishing in the Fir River. Cross Country Ski Trails
Pineview Cross Country Ski Trails consist of approximately 30 km of groomed trails which offer a scenic trip through pine and spruce groves. Entrance to the trails is shared with Red Deer Downs. There are several challenging routes to choose from or venture into the wilderness and make your own trail over hills, meadows and frozen rivers. Work is presently under way to extend the trails. Cross Country Ski Trail map is available. And More
The Pasquia Gun Club, with 40 - 50 members, looks after another popular facility within the Park boundaries. The rifle-handgun range is located at the south end of the park, south of the Red Deer River. There are facilities for trap shooting, and the clubhouse features an indoor range. Their silhouette range is located within the Red Deer Downs. | 
