With Canada Day falling on a Friday this year, many communities will make a weekend of it with their Canada Day celebrations. Among them is Struthers .
A busy camping season lies ahead in Saskatchewan and
northeastNOW is putting the spotlight on nearby regional parks ahead of the May long weekend.
Residents that are looking at camping options while still staying close to home due to restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, don’t need to look too far.
Struthers Lake Regional Park west of Melfort has already filled about 80 per cent of their camping spots according to manager Cheryl Crooks.
Crooks said her team at the park is expecting a busier season than last year, which had also picked up from previous years.
“Last year was about double and this year looks like we are headed up above that so it will be a good year,” Crooks said.