Porcupine Hills Provincial Park

Porcupine Hills Provincial Park occupies a forested area in the rolling uplands of east-central Saskatchewan near Porcupine Plain, offering a relaxed and relatively uncrowded camping experience in aspen parkland habitat. The park's small lake is suitable for swimming and fishing, with perch and pike providing reasonable sport for anglers. The surrounding mixed forest attracts white-tailed deer and moose.

The park's modest scale and low-key infrastructure give it a neighbourhood-park character that suits families looking for an easy overnight. Porcupine Hills sits off the beaten path between Nipawin and Kamsack, and its relative obscurity is part of the appeal for regulars who've found a comfortable, uncrowded retreat.