The Resort Village of South Lake is a thriving lakeside community situated on the south shore of Buffalo Pound Lake which is part of the Qu’Appelle Valley system. The Resort Village of South Lake was incorporated on January 1, 1989. Then on December 31, 2014, all properties located in the Organized Hamlet of Sand Point Beach were merged with the Resort Village of South Lake. As a result, the 2016 census revealed that our permanent population went from 48 to 169. The city of Moose Jaw is 30 km to the south and Regina is 100 km southeast which makes it an increasingly popular place for people to live either year round or seasonally.
The Village office is located at:
#6 – 1410 Caribou St. W. in the Regional Municipal Plaza.
Office hours:
Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday from 9:00 am – 3:30 pm.
News & Notices
Office Closed
The village office will be closed on Monday, June 22, 29 and 30 due to summer holidays. Tax payments may be sent electronically and receipts will be processed on Monday, July 6.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Business Licence
A business licence is required for any businesses operating or doing business in the Resort Village of South Lake. The fee for a business license is $100.00 per year. All businesses in good standing will be listed on the Resort Village of South Lake website. Please ensure any business you may engage with has a current business licence.
To purchase a business licence or for more information, please contact the Village office. Please note – a resident using a business not licenced to operate within the Village will be charged the $100.00 fee.
Ice shacks
Overnight ice shack parking is permitted in launch parking lots between March 15 and March 31 ONLY.
Seasonal/Daily launch fees now apply for using Loney’s Point and Sand Point launch sites to access the ice. Launch passes are valid from May until March of the following year.
The Resort Village of South Lake assumes no liability concerning the condition of the ice or the launch ramps, “USE AT OWN RISK”.
Ice shacks shall be removed from parking lots by March 31. Any shacks that are left in the parking lots after March 31 will be towed at owners’ risk and expense.