Hudson Bay Regional Park

The Hudson Bay Regional Park is comprised of over 900 acres and also includes Ruby Lake, Dagg Creek, Grenbush River and Saginas Lake recreation sites. The junction of Fir, Red Deer and Etomami Rivers is also adjacent to the park and is the site of the remnants of a 300 year old fur trading fort. The Park includes camping and picnic sites, a playground, golf course, Red Deer Downs, three shale ball diamonds in the natural amphitheater know as “The Bowl”, cross country ski trails and a gun range. There are four locations in our province that feature the rare and endangered Ram’s Head Lady Slipper and Hudson Bay Regional Park in one of them. In fact, there are 21 different orchid species in this area of which seven of them endangered. Other interesting vegetation have been recorded in a brochure and can be seen along the nature trails in the park. All in all, the regional park has much to offer for both young and old during any season of the year.