Moose Mountain Provincial Park

• Hotel and cabins
• Fitness centre
• Hot tub
• Restaurant
• Lounge

Kenosee Mini-Mart and Motel: (306) 577-2264

• Gas/Propane station
• Bakery
• Groceries/Meat
• Liquor Vendor
• Movie Rentals

FishCreek/Lynwood Campground(s): (306) 577-2611

• 358 campsites; non-electric, electric and fully serviced
• 3 service centres (showers, bathrooms open 24 hours)
• Firewood
• 3 group camping areas plus overflow
• Playground structures at each service centre

Restaurants & Lounges

Kenosee Inn: 577-2099
Club 19 Restaurant & Lounge (Golf Kenosee): 577-2044
Moosehead Inn: 577-2226
The BarBar: 577-4446

General Information

Moose Mountain Provincial Park has a beautiful campground that you may wish to stay at. It has 358 well treed sites with three group camps and overflow. There are three service centres with playgrounds at each. Reservations are accepted and can be confirmed by calling the campground office at 306-577-2611 after the first Monday in June.

KENOSEE INN is situated inside the Park, and offers 30 hotel rooms (all overlooking the beautiful Kenosee Lake), 23 modern cabins, a fully licensed lounge and dining room, fitness centre and hot tub. All hotel rooms are equipped with telephones, air conditioning and cable television. KENOSEE INN is open year round, and can meet all your convention needs, as well as weddings, family reunions, etc.

The following are just an example of things to do in the Park, as well as the surrounding areas:

2 group camping units, (no electricity), to accommodate groups of up to 25 units
2 18 hole golf courses, with grass greens, pro shop, and dining rooms
Riding Academy – trail rides, and pony rides for the kids
Groomed biking and hiking trails
Ball Park – this can be reserved for groups

In the Village of Kenosee, adjacent to the Park
Kenosee Mini-Mark – groceries, movie rentals, bakery, propane, gas station and liquor vendor
Moose Head Inn – night club and restaurant

Cannington Manor Historic Park is partially restored historic village 20 miles from the Park.
Gerald Morton Pottery – located 3 miles out of the Park