Wood Mountain

Wood Mountain Regional Park sits in the open grassland country of southern Saskatchewan near the community of Wood Mountain, offering a camping experience steeped in the ranching and Sioux history of this corner of the province. The park is close to Wood Mountain Post Provincial Historic Park, where Sioux Chief Sitting Bull sought refuge after the Battle of Little Bighorn, and the surrounding landscape carries that sense of wide-open, historically charged prairie.

The campground serves local ranching communities and travellers exploring the quiet highways of southern Saskatchewan. Wildlife watching in the surrounding coulees and grasslands, and the proximity to historic sites make Wood Mountain a worthwhile stop for those interested in the deeper story of this part of the province.