Scouts Canada has set-up On-line booking for all of their properties. Always available on their website - www.scouts.ca on the "Camps" page - scroll down until you find us! It's had some glitches -- so shoot us an an email first to express your interest and we'll help you navigate through the booking procedures.
Each year we are open on weekends in May & June and 7 days/week in July. August is usually reserved for staff adventures and training, however we are often able to accommodate if the interest is there! For the 2022 season, dates will be as listed below. Please note that pre-booking is required.
** Scouts Canada has required us to change our fee structure to fit their on-line reservation system. We have tried to keep the cost the same as it has been for the past several years. Please bear with us as we work through the kinks.
For Scouts Canada members/groups:
When booking, use a combination of sizes to accommodate the number of people in your party. You can book more than one "group" into a site. So for example, if you have 48 people - book a medium & large group in the same site. If you have any questions - please call Lana @ 306-441-5262.
There are many amenities included in your camping fees. We provide potable water, firewood, customized programming based on what your youth want, and unlimited support for your groups. We are a full service camp! We have program equipment for you to utilize!
The program that we offer is varied and is custom built around your groups interests and skill levels. Our volunteer staff are highly trained in outdoor living - this is what they do. They live in tents. They build fires in the rain, cook for themselves, live in the elements and amongst all nature's creatures. All are Scouts Canada "Scouters" with Woodbadge training! Most of these youth have grown up in Scouting and are eager to share their love of everything outdoors with others. Sessions that we currently offer are:
Firelighting (OAS Camping Skills)
Slingshots
Basic first aid skills (OAS Emergency Skills)
Canoeing and T-rescue (OAS Paddling Skills)
Over 15km of hiking trails (OAS Trail Skills)
Nature lore
Knots and lashing (OAS Scoutcraft Skills)
Orienteering (OAS Scoutcraft Skills)
Pioneering (OAS Scoutcraft)
Shelter building (OAS Camping Skills/Scoutcraft Skills)
Formal campfire
Wide Games (flags, snipes, etc)
Emergency Preparedness (OAS Emergency Skills)
Packing for various types of camp(hiking, canoeing, lightweight, and survival) (OAS Camping Skills)
Whether you are looking for an adventure to fit one of the 6 program areas of the Canadian Path or looking to further your Outdoor Adventure Skills, we can build a program for you!
Nightly garbage pick-up
Fully flushable latrines (cleaned daily)
Regularly maintained campsites
Extensive hiking trails
Four off-site camps (perfect for day trips and small canoe trips)
Available drinking water
Running water throughout camp (for dishes only)
Swimming and canoeing beaches (complete with swim dock)
A northern Boreal experience
Lakeside (Great fishing)
A completely stocked first-aid station (Corps members are trained in Standard first aid, Wilderness First Aid, and CPR A/C)
A welcoming group of young individuals ready to service your every need
Our Email is: service.corps.sk@gmail.com
Do you love the outdoors? Are you looking for challenging adventure? Consider joining us!
Staff at Anglin Lake must be current members of Scouts Canada, have at least one year of Scout experience and be recommended by their Troop Scouter. Then they attend a training/recruitment camp held in August of each year. So, if you are a youth aged 12-14, currently registered in scouting and are interested in joining the Saskatchewan Service Corps, click here to be directed to the Sask. Service Corps page.
