Saskatchewan is a province filled with suprises. A varied landscape filled with over 100,000 lakes, some so crystal clear you can see fish at the bottom. Visit the badlands of Big Muddy, Killdeer and Frenchman River, or the highlands of Cypress Hills and Duck Mountain. Every region is distinct in its landscape, culture, history and experience.
Todays featured Meota campground / RV park:
The name MEOTA was taken from two Cree words "Mewasin and Ota" meaning "Good Here". Meota is located 20 minutes N of North Battleford on HWY 4 N then on HWY 26. Location: Village of Meota. Season: May Long Weekend-Sept Long Weekend.
Todays featured Saskatoon campground / RV park:
Jan Lake Lodge offers abundance for the Saskachewan sport fisherman, promising excellent Walleye and Northern catches throughout the season. Perch, Whitefish and Burbot are also caught. You can expect to catch lots of walleye in the 2 to 5 lb. range. Northerns average 3 to 8 lbs.
Todays featured Big River campground / RV park:
Location: Cowan Lake Campground & Community Centre Campground in Big River. Season: May to September.
Todays featured Regina hotel:
You’ll love free breakfast, WiFi, and parking along with a gym and well-equipped guest rooms (including one-bedroom suites) at Travelodge Suites by Wyndham Regina/Eastgate Bay. Our convenient location off Trans-Canada Highway 1 puts you close .....
Todays featured Biggar campground / RV park:
Follow the rainbow and it will lead you to the Westwinds Motor Hotel, nestled in the thriving community of Biggar, Saskatchewan.
Todays featured Richmound campground / RV park:
McLaren Lake Regional Park has a natural beauty of its own with the spring water shed spilling into the lake from miles around. The park has lots to offer with regular, seasonal and group camping, bathrooms with showers as well as a concession and camp kitchen.
A rich and diverse arts and cultural scene - theatre, craft show and sales, culinary events, ethnic festivals, historic re-enactments, art exhibits and live music, symphony and dance.
Regional attractions abound - ranging from waterparks, science centres, healing spas, living museums, historic sites, art galleries, natural oddities and cultural curiosities - you'll find them all here. Uncrowded and affordable, these are the undiscovered gems you can brag about when you get home.
One of the best things about Saskatchewan is the people you meet in the communities. In city centres, small towns and resort villages, you'll find a warm welcome, an easy-going pace and always some unexpected attractions.