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14 km NW of Regina. Off Hwy 11 at Exit A; watch for sign.
Latitude: 50.56759° N,
Longitude: -104.7184° W
Longitude: -104.7184° W
Condie Nature Refuge is an outdoor public recreation site that is accessible year round. Just 20 km north of downtown Regina, the nature refuge surrounds a reservoir of water which is great for canoes, kayaks, SUPs, and shore line fishing (no motorized boats permitted), picnic areas (briquettes only), and a picnic shelter. There are pit toilets at each parking lot, all of which are wheelchair friendly.
Four km of gentle hiking trails are available for all skill levels, including one fully accessible loop. During the spring and summer months, wild roses, gaillardia, western red lilies and other wildflowers can be found in the park alongside a diverse and populous selection of birds to observe including pelicans, hawks, ducks, and swallows.
As Condie is a nature refuge, pets are prohibited on site to protect the integrity of the habitat for nesting birds and other wildlife.
Did you know? The Condie reservoir, that is home to both fish and waterfowl, was created when the Canadian National Railway (CN Rail) damned nearby Boggy Creek in 1924. This dam was created as a source of water for their steam engines when they rolled through Regina.
Access
- Urban / Suburban
Amenities
- Free parking
- Interpretive signage
- Picnic area
- Pit toilet
Activities
- Birding / Wildlife viewing
- Canoeing
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP)
Maps & Docs
Contact Info
Phone(s):
306-725-5200 | 1-800-205-7070 |
rowansravine@gov.sk.ca
14 km NW of Regina. Off Hwy 11 at Exit A; watch for sign.
Latitude: 50.56759° N, Longitude: -104.7184° W
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Condie Nature Refuge is an outdoor public recreation site that is accessible year round. Just 20 km north of downtown Regina, the nature refuge surrounds a reservoir of water which is great for canoes, kayaks, SUPs, and shore line fishing (no motorized boats permitted), picnic areas (briquettes only), and a picnic shelter. There are pit toilets at each parking lot, all of which are wheelchair friendly.
Four km of gentle hiking trails are available for all skill levels, including one fully accessible loop. During the spring and summer months, wild roses, gaillardia, western red lilies and other wildflowers can be found in the park alongside a diverse and populous selection of birds to observe including pelicans, hawks, ducks, and swallows.
As Condie is a nature refuge, pets are prohibited on site to protect the integrity of the habitat for nesting birds and other wildlife.
Did you know? The Condie reservoir, that is home to both fish and waterfowl, was created when the Canadian National Railway (CN Rail) damned nearby Boggy Creek in 1924. This dam was created as a source of water for their steam engines when they rolled through Regina.
Location Information
14 km NW of Regina. Off Hwy 11 at Exit A; watch for sign.
View on map >lat. 50.56759° N, long. -104.7184° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-725-5200 | 1-800-205-7070 |
rowansravine@gov.sk.ca