CONTACT: Laurie 403-831-1043

EMAIL:    ljcayen@yahoo.ca

Welcome to this great TITLED  lot  located in the quiet subdivision of Fishermans Cove in beautiful Green Water Provincial Park in North Eastern Saskatchewan.  This owned lot is 50’ x 100’ with septic and electricity already installed.  It is a small, very private subdivision with minimal traffic, close to the large beach area, stores and just a short way inside the park entry office.

The lot has a rustic fence along the main side and trees and bushes all around the permimeter. It is waiting for your lake plans.  Annual Property taxes are $654

There are not many Titled, Owned lots left at this popular provincial park, call Laurie
today to discuss further.

Greenwater Provincial Park is considered an all-season destination as it offers a wide variety of amenities and attraction for both the summer and winter seasons.

Some of the amenities include a marina that offers rentals and moorage, a volleyball net, laundry, hiking, picnicking, a tennis court, a horseshoe area, mini-golf, a fish cleaning station, a baseball diamond, children's playgrounds, camping, cabin rentals, and a beach. There is also a hall available for events and a store with groceries, clothing, souvenirs, and an arcade.

Sask Aquatic Adventures at Greenwater brings the definition of fun to the next level.  Located in the Provincial Park this water park offers a variety of on-water challenges for all adventure seekers jumping your way through slides, bridges, swings and flip-offs.

There are about 125 kilometres (78 mi) of trails throughout the park. In the summer months, they're great for hiking, walking, and bird watching. In the winter months, the trails are groomed for cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The winter also features ice skating and tobogganing.

Restaurants in the park include the Greenwater Beach Cafe and an indoor restaurant called Greenwater Fisherman's Cove.

Greenwater houses the Green Hills Golf Resort; an 18 hole championship par 72 Golf Course right in the park.

The park is located on the eastern side of the Province in the Porcupine Hills on Highway #38