Dump Stations In Goodsoil, Saskatchewan
54.3990° N, 109.2380° W
Quick Overview
Goodsoil is a small village in northwestern Saskatchewan, sitting along Highway 26 in the boreal forest country near Meadow Lake Provincial Park. RVingLife lists several dump stations in the Goodsoil area, with some offering free disposal -- impressive coverage for a remote community that serves as a jumping-off point for some of Saskatchewan's best lake country.
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All Dump Stations Near Goodsoil
| Station Name | Distance | Rating | Category | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Island Cove Resort | 5.6 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Murray Doell Campground | 7.2 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Murray Doell Campground | 7.2 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Misthay Lake Campground | 8.3 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Matheson Lake Campground | 12.9 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Park Provincial Park - Kimball Lake Campground | 17.4 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Sandy Beach Campground | 20.7 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Pine Cove Resort | 21.1 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Meadow Lake Provincial Park - Greig Lake Campgrounds | 22.4 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
| Makawa Lake Provincial Park | 24.9 mi | \u2014 | Dump Station | Free |
Big Island Cove Resort
5.6 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Murray Doell Campground
7.2 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Murray Doell Campground
7.2 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Misthay Lake Campground
8.3 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Matheson Lake Campground
12.9 miMeadow Park Provincial Park - Kimball Lake Campground
17.4 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Sandy Beach Campground
20.7 miPine Cove Resort
21.1 miMeadow Lake Provincial Park - Greig Lake Campgrounds
22.4 miMakawa Lake Provincial Park
24.9 miTraveling to Goodsoil by RV
Goodsoil is on Highway 26 about 80 km north of Meadow Lake and roughly 450 km northwest of Saskatoon. From Saskatoon, take Highway 16 west to North Battleford, then Highway 4 north to Meadow Lake, and Highway 26 northwest to Goodsoil. The total drive is about 5 hours, mostly on good two-lane highway.
The roads up here are paved but can be rough in spring after frost heave takes its toll. Watch for wildlife on the highway, especially moose at dawn and dusk -- a collision with a moose in an RV is something you want to avoid. Fuel up in Meadow Lake before heading north, as options thin out considerably. Goodsoil has basic services, but for anything beyond fuel and groceries you're looking at a drive back to Meadow Lake or further south.
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Dump Station Costs in Goodsoil
Of the stations near Goodsoil, a portion% are free and a portion% charge a fee. Northern Saskatchewan is generally budget-friendly for RV travel, with lower campground rates than you'll find in more touristed parts of Canada.
Meadow Lake Provincial Park campgrounds run $20-35 CAD per night for electrical sites, with dump station use typically included. Private campgrounds in the area offer similar rates. The main added expense is fuel -- prices in northern Saskatchewan run higher than in the cities, and you're burning more of it on longer drives between destinations. Groceries in Goodsoil are pricier than urban centres due to freight costs, so stock up in Meadow Lake or North Battleford.
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Best Time to Visit Goodsoil by RV
Winter
Nov - Feb
-22 to 14°F
Crowds: Low
Brutal northern Saskatchewan winters with extreme cold. Most campgrounds and dump stations are closed and winterized. Only well-equipped four-season rigs should attempt winter travel up here.
Spring
Mar - May
14-55°F
Crowds: Low
Spring breakup makes back roads muddy and sometimes impassable through April. Lakes begin thawing in May. Campgrounds start opening late May, though services may be limited early on.
Summer
Jun - Aug
48-77°F
Crowds: High
Peak season with long daylight hours and warm days. Fishing is excellent and campgrounds fill up on weekends. Mosquitoes and blackflies are intense -- come prepared with bug spray and screened shelters.
Fall
Sep - Oct
28-55°F
Crowds: Low
Fall colours in the boreal forest are short but beautiful, typically peaking in late September. Nights get cold quickly. Most parks close by mid-October. Northern Lights viewing improves as nights lengthen.
Explore the Goodsoil Area
Meadow Lake Provincial Park is the star attraction, sprawling across a huge area of boreal forest with over a dozen lakes. The park has excellent campgrounds with electrical hookups and dump stations. Fishing is the main draw -- northern pike, walleye, and perch are plentiful in the park's lakes. Carry insect repellent in industrial quantities from June through August.
Cell service in the Goodsoil area is limited. SaskTel provides the best coverage in northern Saskatchewan, but expect dead zones between communities. Satellite communication is worth considering if you're heading deep into the boreal. The Northern Lights put on incredible shows from September through March, and the minimal light pollution up here makes the viewing spectacular.
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions About Dump Stations in Goodsoil
How many dump stations are near Goodsoil?
RVingLife lists {{stationCount}} dump stations in the Goodsoil area. For a small community in northern Saskatchewan, that's great coverage. The stations serve the RV traffic heading to and from Meadow Lake Provincial Park and the surrounding lake country.
Is the drive to Goodsoil suitable for large RVs?
The highway from Meadow Lake to Goodsoil is paved and handles large RVs. Spring frost heave can create rough patches, so take it easy in April and May. The main concern is wildlife -- moose are common on the highway, especially at dawn and dusk. Drive with headlights on and stay alert.
What's the fishing like near Goodsoil?
Excellent. Meadow Lake Provincial Park has over a dozen fishable lakes stocked with northern pike, walleye, yellow perch, and lake trout. A valid Saskatchewan angling licence is required -- you can purchase one online through the province's HAL system. Some lakes have boat launches suitable for trailered boats.
Is there cell service in Goodsoil?
SaskTel provides the best mobile coverage in the area, but service is still spotty between communities. Rogers and Telus coverage is weaker in northern Saskatchewan. If you're heading into Meadow Lake Provincial Park backcountry, don't count on cell service at all. A satellite communicator like a Garmin inReach is worth having.
When do campgrounds open near Goodsoil?
Most provincial park and private campgrounds in the area open in mid to late May, depending on spring conditions. Full services including dump stations are usually running by the June long weekend (Victoria Day). Campgrounds close in September or mid-October. The summer season is short but intense up here.
How bad are the bugs near Goodsoil in summer?
Honestly, they're bad. Mosquitoes and blackflies are aggressive from June through August, with peak intensity in June and early July. Bring DEET-based repellent, wear long sleeves at dawn and dusk, and consider a screened dining shelter for your campsite. Thermacell-style devices also help. The bugs ease off noticeably by mid-August.
How many dump stations are near Goodsoil?
RVingLife lists {{stationCount}} dump stations in the Goodsoil area. For a small community in northern Saskatchewan, that's great coverage. The stations serve the RV traffic heading to and from Meadow Lake Provincial Park and the surrounding lake country.
Is the drive to Goodsoil suitable for large RVs?
The highway from Meadow Lake to Goodsoil is paved and handles large RVs. Spring frost heave can create rough patches, so take it easy in April and May. The main concern is wildlife -- moose are common on the highway, especially at dawn and dusk. Drive with headlights on and stay alert.
What's the fishing like near Goodsoil?
Excellent. Meadow Lake Provincial Park has over a dozen fishable lakes stocked with northern pike, walleye, yellow perch, and lake trout. A valid Saskatchewan angling licence is required -- you can purchase one online through the province's HAL system. Some lakes have boat launches suitable for trailered boats.
Is there cell service in Goodsoil?
SaskTel provides the best mobile coverage in the area, but service is still spotty between communities. Rogers and Telus coverage is weaker in northern Saskatchewan. If you're heading into Meadow Lake Provincial Park backcountry, don't count on cell service at all. A satellite communicator like a Garmin inReach is worth having.
When do campgrounds open near Goodsoil?
Most provincial park and private campgrounds in the area open in mid to late May, depending on spring conditions. Full services including dump stations are usually running by the June long weekend (Victoria Day). Campgrounds close in September or mid-October. The summer season is short but intense up here.
How bad are the bugs near Goodsoil in summer?
Honestly, they're bad. Mosquitoes and blackflies are aggressive from June through August, with peak intensity in June and early July. Bring DEET-based repellent, wear long sleeves at dawn and dusk, and consider a screened dining shelter for your campsite. Thermacell-style devices also help. The bugs ease off noticeably by mid-August.
Are there free dump stations in Goodsoil?
Yes — there are free RV waste disposal options available near Goodsoil.
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