Accommodation and Dining

Visitor Centres

Alberta

8304 Hwy 41, Cypress County, AB, CANADA T0J 1C0

Visitor Centre: 403-893-3833

Located in the townsite of Elkwater, along the lake. Visitor Centre approximately 2.0km from Hwy #41 turnoff, beside Camp Cookhouse and General Store, just past the marina and beach.

Visitor Centre Hours:

Monday & Tuesday - Closed

Wednesday to Sunday - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Campground Booth Hours: Closed

Boat & Bike Hours: Closed

Campground, Comfort Camping and Group Camp

Reservations: 1-877-537-2757 or www.Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca

Saskatchewan
Box 850, Maple Creek, SK, CANADA S0N 1N0
Park Administration Office -year round - (306) 662-5411

Visitor Centre – open May long weekend to September long weekend; Displays and exhibits, Family activity room.
Amphitheatre - interpretive programs, special events. Private rentals for weddings Observatory - public viewing and programs.

Private bookings available by calling (306) 662-5411
Email us at cypresshills@gov.sk.ca
or visit the Government of Saskatchewan website.

Park Office (year round) (306) 662-5411;
fax (306) 662-5482

Campground Online Reservations - www.saskparks.net/Reserve-A-site Toll-free
Campground Reservasion Line: 1-855-737-7275
Fort Walsh National Historic Site

Visitor Centre open Victoria Day weekend to September 30

Hours of Operation;
9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Victoria Day Weekend to June 30, Tuesday to Saturday
July 01 to September 01, open daily
September 02 to September 30, Tuesday to Saturday

Email us at fort.walsh@pc.gc.ca or visit the Fort Walsh official site at www.parkscanada.ca/walsh

Administration Office: (306) 662-2645; From Oct 01 to May 01
fax: (306) 662-2711

Historic Site: (306) 662-3590; From May 01 to Sept 30

Service en français Pendant les heures d'ouverture, un préposé francophone à l'information est à votre disposition.

Accommodation and Dining

A variety of comfortable camping and lodging experiences are available during high visitor seasons and year round throughout the park and destination area. Choose from basic self-sufficient camping to full service. You can also stay in the comfort of a resort hotel or casual motels. Unique western experiences are also available at Bed & Breakfasts and Guest Ranches with cabins, wagons, bunkhouses and glamping (furnished tent camping).

Part of the Cypress Hills experience is dining out and tasting some of the areas unique restaurant and menu options. Choose from casual fine dining, relaxed outdoor concessions, and bistro-style eateries, and indulge yourself in a specialty brew or summer-time cool treat. Your trip is not complete without a stop for some of the best locally made wines.

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