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Facility Passes Available at the following locations:
- Village Office - Monday to Friday from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
- Rusty Hook - 7 days a week
- Hilltop Campground Store - 7 days a week
Season Pass - $80
Week Pass - $60
Day Pass - $15
Summer Activities
Fishing
Tobin Lake boasts some of the best fishing in North America. Come try your luck at catching a walleye, northern pike, perch or lake sturgeon.
Find the Tobin Lake fishing guidelines here.
Beach
Highway 255 leads you right to it! Whether your wanting to swim in the lake, build sand castles, or just relax on the grass, our beach is the perfect way to spend a hot summer afternoon.
Park
The public park is a great area for children and families to relax. Our park kitchen makes it a convenient area for a picnic, or have a fire and roast some marshmallows with our supplied fire pits and wood.
Camping
Hilltop Campground and Shorebird Inn Campground are both located within the village. Just outside the village Tobin Lake Leisure Campground is just a walk away. If you would prefer to camp closer to the golf course check out Prairie Lily Campground located along Highway 255.
Golfing
Rolling Pines Golf & Country resort is a beautiful 9 hole golf course located only 15km from The Resort Village of Tobin Lake along Hwy 255.
Winter Activities
Ice Fishing
Ice fishing is a fun, popular activity at Tobin Lake in the winter. Tobin Lake still holds the world walleye ice fishing record of an 18.30 lb walleye caught in 2005 by Fr. Marius Zajac aka "Father Walleye". Popular spots for shacks are "The Hump", "The Point", and "Serenity Bay".
Snowmobiling
Twin Lakes Trail Blazers has 285 kms of groomed snowmobile trails in the Nipawin and Tobin Lake area. Click here for a map of the trails.
Ice Skating
The ice skating rink is located in front of the beach. Bring your sticks and pucks, the nets are already set up for you!
Cross Country Skiing & Snowshoeing
Groomed trails for the cross country skiing / snowshoeing enthusiasts are located east or west along the shoreline of the boat launch.