Pelican Lake is a massive lake situated in central Saskatchewan, Canada, nestled within the province's boreal forest region of the Northern Administration District. Located approximately 80 kilometers west-northwest of Creighton, this expansive water body sits partially within First Nations Reserve lands near the village of Pelican Narrows. The lake is part of the Sturgeon-Weir River drainage basin, which itself is a tributary of the Saskatchewan River system. Pelican Lake receives water from two primary inflows: a channel entering from the west at the lake's southern end from Deschambault Lake, and another channel flowing in from the east from Jan Lake. The lake's outflow passes through Opawikusehikan Narrows — also known as Pelican Narrows — into Mirond Lake. Access to the lake and its amenities is via Highway 135.