Rowan's Ravine

Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park, established in 1986, encompasses 12 square kilometres along the scenic southern shore of Last Mountain Lake in south-central Saskatchewan. The park preserves a distinctive landscape of deep ravines, forested coulees, native grasslands, and sandy beaches where the prairie meets one of North America's important wetland systems. Named for the prominent ravine that cuts through the property, the park offers a unique combination of recreation and nature conservation, protecting habitat while providing popular beach access and camping along Saskatchewan's longest lake.