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 Val Marie campground / RV park:
Come and stay at our cozy, well maintained campground in the Village of Val Marie. Sites are beautifully grassed with lots of trees providing plenty of shade. Our washrooms and showers are wheelchair accessible and very clean.
Todays featured St. Walburg campground / RV park:
St. Walburg Community Campground features level, electrified sites, overflow camping, modern toilets, coin-operated showers, and tourist information. Reservations are not accepted. The campground has 16 electric sites with 15 amp service and 10 electric sites with 20 amp service.
Todays featured Grayson campground / RV park:
Cedar Cove Resort has been the hidden gem of Saskatchewan for over 30 years. This is the perfect place for anyone seeking a getaway to the lake. The convenience store offers all the items needed during your stay including a variety of clothing, food, beverages, and more.
Todays featured Swift Current hotel:
Enjoy a memorable stay at Days Inn by Wyndham Swift Current, conveniently located off Trans-Canada Highway 1. Our welcoming hotel puts you close to the exciting Living Sky Casino and city center, where you’ll find plenty of bars, restaurants, and more.
Todays featured Kindersley campground / RV park:
The Kindersley Regional Park was established in 1968 encompassing the campsite, an existing 9 hole golf course, a gun range, a water reservoir and lots of play area. Located within the town limits of Kindersley the park is easily accessible on .....
"Stay was pleasant enough"
Todays featured Moose Jaw campground / RV park:
Wakamow's River Park Campground is nestled in the heart of the city and is within walking distance of the downtown area. Enjoy walking or biking along beautiful trails, nearby canoe or kayak rentals, and many covered pavilions perfect for gathering spots.
"Very quiet campground. Washrooms/showers required doorcode but were very clean. Well kept grounds and very close to town."
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.