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Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve & Redberry Regional Park

Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve

The Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve is an internationally recognized natural area centered on Redberry Lake, with a mandate to protect native species, landscapes, and ecosystems within the watershed.

Designated a Migratory Bird Sanctuary in 1915, the lake is an important nesting area for wildlife, including American Pelicans. In 2000, the entire Redberry Lake Watershed received UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve status, acknowledging its ecological, cultural, and scientific significance.

What to expect:

  • Birdwatching and wildlife viewing

  • Interpretive information on conservation and local history

  • A research and education centre with exhibits on the biosphere and watershed stewardship

Learn more about the biosphere and visiting opportunities:
http://redberrylake.ca/Places

Redberry Regional Park

Located along the shores of Redberry Lake, Redberry Regional Park provides the recreational gateway to the biosphere area. The park offers a relaxed, family-friendly setting where visitors can enjoy nature while respecting the protected landscape.

Park amenities include:

  • Camping and day-use areas

  • Beach and lake access

  • Picnic areas and open green space

  • Trails and scenic viewpoints

  • Concession

  • Mini Golf

The park is a popular destination for summer recreation, nature appreciation, and quiet getaways close to home.

Park website and current information:
https://redberryregionalpark.ca/

Location & Driving Directions

Both the Biosphere Reserve and Regional Park are located approximately 11 km east of Hafford

Approximate drive time from Borden: 45–55 minutes, depending on route and road conditions.