Lac Ste. Anne County Activity Report 2019 Spring Activity Report | Page 4

LAC STE. ANNE COUNTY
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO DO?
Amazing activities can always
be found within our borders.
THINGS TO DO
SANGUDO RIVERSIDE
CAMPGROUND
Camping
For reservations, call 780.284.1985
LSAC.ca/Camping-Sangudo-Riverside
Taking to the great outdoors with a
tent or trailer in tow is a quintessential
summer tradition for visitors and locals
alike. From tenting by the trails to full-
service campsites on the shoreline, Lac
Ste. Anne County provides an abundance
of exceptional camping destinations
for outdoor enthusiasts of every stripe.
Reservations open on May 1st each year,
and the camping season is open from
May 15th to September 30th. Choose
from a number of great lakefront lots
with front row views of some of the most
breathtaking sunsets you’ll ever see.
More intrepid explorers might opt for
a campsite close to one of the many
trail systems that wind throughout the
County. Regardless of how you choose to
immerse yourself in our great outdoors,
Lac Ste. Anne County is certain to leave
you feeling as fresh as our country air,
and longing to explore even more of
our remarkable region.
SPRING 2019 COMMUNITY
May 15 to September 30. A sight to
behold in its stunning Pembina River
setting, the family-friendly Sangudo
Riverside Campground and day-use
area features a gated vacation spot
adjacent to an arena, stock car racetrack,
baseball diamonds, skateboard park and
playground. The list of amenities is long,
from large open spaces, outdoor games
equipment and a horseshoe pit to
a private play park area, token showers
and so much more. Sangudo Riverside
is located in the Hamlet of Sangudo.
LESSARD LAKE PUBLIC
CAMPGROUND
For reservations, call 780.284.3643
LSAC.ca/Camping-Lessard-Lake
May 15 to September 30. Whether
you’re camping or just stopping by for the
day, you’ll find plenty of activities to enjoy.
This scenic campground features both
serviced and unserviced lots, seasonal
sites, wheelchair-friendly access, token
REPORT
780.785.3411
www. LSAC .ca
showers and coin laundry. From fishing,
canoeing and sports equipment rentals to
horseshoe pits and a play park, activities
abound at this exceptional public
campground. Lessard Lake Campround
is located just off Highway 43, about 2
kilometres south on Range Road 51.
LESSARD LAKE OUTDOOR
EDUCATION CENTRE
For more information, call 780.785.3411
LSAC.ca/Lessard-Lake-Education-Centre
Year-round. Surrounded by trees and
close to the public campground, the
Lessard Lake Outdoor Education Centre
is terrific for group activities or events.
The 40’x60’ main lodge includes a
spacious kitchen area with appliances,
tables, chairs and a loft area overlooking
the stone fireplace on the main floor.
Rental includes use of natural gas BBQs
and picnic tables. A large open area
provides ten power/water RV pedestals.
Rental also includes four two-room
cabins, each room with six bunk
bed frames (total: 48). Firewood
included with rental fees.