Moosomin Lake

Moosomin Lake sits in the Pipestone Valley, which was created about 15,000 years ago with the melting of the last ice age. The valley was cut by the melting waters from glacial Lake Indian Head and is called the Pipestone Spillway. == Moosomin Dam ==

The construction of Moosomin Dam () along the Pipestone Creek began in 1953 and work was completed by November 1954. It is an earth-filled embankment dam located at the south-east corner of Moosomin Lake that is high with an uncontrolled overflow concrete spillway and a gated riparian outlet. The maximum discharge capacity is per second. The total length of the reservoir when full is long with a total storage capacity of . The surface area for the reservoir is . An $9.7 million rehabilitation project on the dam was begun in 2023. The project involved adding a thick concrete slab to the top of the existing spillway, upgrades to the embankment road, improvement to the drainage system, erosion prevention work, and improvement to the movement monitoring system. Work was completed by the summer of 2024. == Moosomin Lake Regional Park ==

Moosomin Lake Regional Park () opened up in 1955 along the western shore of the lake. The regional park is about from the town of Moosomin and can be accessed from Highway 709, which is just off Highway 8. The park features camping, swimming, and boating. There are 125 serviced campsites plus unserviced over-flow sites. The beach area of the park has a sandy beach, a picnic area, and a playground. There are also boat launches and a marina that was built in 2015. Just outside the park, to the east near the dam and along Highway 8, is the 9-hole Pipestone Hills Golf Course. == See also ==