Shamrock Regional Park
Everything within the park is walking distance and everyone is very friendly and helpful. This natural park is a pleasure for those who wish to tent or have a modern campsite.
Welcome to Shamrock Regional Park
One of the first Regional Parks, and a natural beauty for those who enjoy the outdoors. What is now Shamrock Regional Park, was acquired from the Federal Government in 1927, by virtue of a 21 year lease. It is made up of about 55 acres, cradled in a bend of the Wood River. Prior to this it was part of the W-Bar Ranch, and a natural place for a local rodeo.
Shamrock Regional Park Updates
News & Stories
Shamrock Regional Park Opens May 16, 2025: A Season of Outdoor Adventure Awaits
As the warmth of spring envelops Saskatchewan, Shamrock Regional Park is delighted to announce its opening on May 16, 2025, welcoming visitors for another season of outdoor...
Community Gathering With Two Easy!
You're Invited – Saturday, July 19th! Get ready for an evening full of food, fun, and fantastic live music at our summer celebration featuring Two Easy! Join us on Saturday, July...
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Parkview Golf Course Tournaments [July 9-10]
Kids Tournament (13 & under) When: Saturday July 9th, 2022 9:00am registration 10:00am tee off Host dogs and drinks after the tournament $10 entry fee (only 1 round) more...
Shamrock Regional Park
Quiet Relaxing Campground
Shamrock Park is a quiet, relaxing campground. Everything within the park is walking distance and everyone is very friendly and helpful. This natural park is a pleasure for those who wish to tent or have a modern campsite.
Shamrock Regional Park is located:
- 7 miles east and 7 miles south of Shamrock, Saskatchewan
- 3 miles west and 5 miles south of Coderre, Saskatchewan
- 8 miles north and 4 miles east and 4 miles north of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan
- We are just over a 1/2 hour south of the Trans-Canada Highway (turn south at the Chaplin intersection).