It was 1969 when the members of the Battlefords Ski Club, which had been operating from the Prongua Hill decided to try and find a larger and better hill to operate a ski facility. During the summer and fall of 1969, a half section and 12 acres of land were leased. A Battleford railway station was purchased and moved onto the hill, a rope tow was constructed, an access road built, ski runs cleared, electric power installed and equipment purchased.

Table Mountain was opened the winter of 1970. During the winter of 1973 meetings were held with the Government of Saskatchewan regarding the Regional Park status and with the City of North Battleford regarding the Saskatchewan Winter Games Applications.

The official opening night of Table Mountain Regional Park was December 5, 1973, with free skiing for everyone. The maintenance building was constructed during the summer of 1983. A new building to house rentals, ski school, ski patrol and administration was constructed in the summer of 1985.

The Regional Park purchased a complete supply of skis, boots, and poles for rental purposes in 1987. In 1989 the new 11,000 sq. ft. chalet was built, a new access road, and parking lot was completed.

A quad chairlift was installed during the summer of 1991. The 25th Anniversary celebrations were held in January, 1995 with Nancy Greene races and "Jungle Jim" Hunter in attendance. The summer of 1996 included the building of a snowboard terrain park.

1998-99 saw the construction of a tubing park and the old upper chalet moved to the bottom of the hill to accommodate ski school and ski patrol.

In summer of 2004 renovations to the main chalet were completed.

Summer of 2005 and 2007 Magic Carpet lifts were added to the Bunny Hill and Tubing Park respectively.