Douglas Provincial Park is a scenic recreational destination on the southeast shore of Lake Diefenbaker, situated 11 kilometres south of Elbow, Saskatchewan. Named in honour of former Saskatchewan Premier Tommy Douglas, the park is celebrated for its sandy shoreline, large wooded campsites, and impressive inland sand dunes that make it a unique landscape in the Canadian prairies. Visitors can explore interpretive hiking trails, enjoy fishing and water-based recreation on the lake, and take advantage of proximity to an 18-hole championship golf course. The park's natural features provide excellent opportunities for wildlife observation amid a scenic lakeside environment. Whether camping, swimming, or exploring the dunes, Douglas Provincial Park offers a welcoming outdoor retreat for visitors of all ages in central Saskatchewan.
