Jean Louis Legare

Jean-Louis Légaré Regional Park near Willow Bunch in southern Saskatchewan honours the legendary Métis trader and negotiator who played a crucial role in convincing Sioux Chief Sitting Bull to return to the United States after seeking refuge in Canada following the Battle of Little Bighorn. The park's name connects it to one of the most remarkable stories in western Canadian history.

The campground provides basic camping facilities in the open grassland landscape of southern Saskatchewan. The Willow Bunch area has a strong French-Canadian and Métis heritage, and the park serves as a base for those exploring this quietly fascinating corner of the province.