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 Prince Albert hotel:
From the moment you arrive, you will experience the warmth and welcome of the newly remodeled Ramada Prince Albert, Gateway to the North. Here, you will discover personalized comfort and value added amenities usually only found in small first class hotels.
Todays featured Saskatoon hotel:
We're off Highway 11, a kilometer from Saskatoon's airport – we've got free shuttle service covered. Downtown Saskatoon, TCU Place, and the SaskTel Centre are all within 15 minutes of the hotel. The University of Saskatchewan is a 10-minute drive.
Todays featured La Ronge campground / RV park:
One of the largest parks in the province, Lac La Ronge Provincial Park is a nature-lover's dream. Nestled in the heart of the Churchill River system, this park has close to 100 lakes and more than 30 documented canoe routes, many of which follow old fur trade routes.
Todays featured Shaunavon campground / RV park:
The park is a hidden jewel in a valley with a trout stocked creek running the park. It is open from Victoria Day long weekend to the September long weekend. A daily entrance fee is levied, waived if you have a Regional Park sticker. Location: 20 miles west of Shaunavon, 12 miles NE of Eastend.
"We have loved our time that we have spent at Pine Cree, it is a great campsite that lets you get back to the simplier things in life. We have enjoyed going camping there with our 2 young sons, and ..... "
Todays featured Debden campground / RV park:
Location: 14.4 kms SW of Debden on Grid RD 793. Morin Lake Regional Park is located in the Hamlet of Victoire, just 14.4 kms SW of Debden on grid rd #793 or 26 kms N of Shell Lake. Opens for the long weekend in May and closes after the long weekend in September.
Todays featured Kamsack motel:
The Duck mountain motel in Kamsack is a locally owned and operated business. At our motel we care about your stay. Clean and comfort are very important to us. Please feel free to stop by and meet the staff and view our rooms.
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.