Here are some things you can do at Saskatchewan’s provincial parks this summer

Lakeside yoga is one of the options offered at some of Saskatchewan's provincial parks this summer. (Photo courtesy: Government of Saskatchewan)

Summer is in full gear and Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are offering plenty of new activities for residents to take part in, from lakeside yoga to photography workshops.

Here are some of the options offered at these select parks.

Blackstrap Provincial Park

• Beginner-friendly canoe polo sessions with the Saskatoon Gophers Canoe Polo Club
• Outdoor yoga classes offered by Cheryl Kish Yoga

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

• Birding, wildlife observation and ecology tours led by The Wild View Tours
• Personalized coaching and adventure-based fitness experiences from Red Goat Excursions

Candle Lake Provincial Park

• Outdoor pilates classes with In-Spire Pilates & Re.Fresh

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

• Photography workshops and astronomy programs offered by Seven Skies Astronomy

Echo Valley Provincial Park

• Birding, wildlife observation and ecology tours led by The Wild View Tours
• Water and ice services from Moose Mountain Water & Ice

Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park

• Outdoor obstacle courses and slides with Truly Canadian Outdoor Adventures & Rentals

Pike Lake Provincial Park

• Outdoor yoga classes offered by Moody Moon Yoga

Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Park

• Outdoor yoga classes offered by Yoga RRPP
• Sauna sessions and cold plunges offered by Lugn & Company Wellness

Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

• Sauna sessions and cold plunges offered by Riverside Saunas

The new sessions and classes are thanks to new business partnerships with the province.

“Spending time in nature is an excellent way to recharge the mind and body,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Alana Ross said. “These new partnerships allow us to expand our park offerings, enhancing the visitor experience and helping people further enjoy the solace and natural beauty of our provincial parks.”

Full details can be found on the Sask Parks website.