Campground Category: Saskatchewan Campgrounds

Alameda Park & Campground in Alameda, Saskatchewan offers a peaceful, forested setting with a mix of both full-service (water, electric, sewer) and non-serviced sites. Amenities include showers, flush toilets, on-site sewage disposal, and nearby dining options. Nestled off Highway 9, it’s ideal for campers seeking a quiet stay in a rural prairie community.

Antelope Lake Regional Park lies just north of Gull Lake, offering 52 campsites (many with water and some with 30-amp power), two shower houses, volleyball and horseshoe pits, a playground, a golf course, a rental hall, and a sandy beach with a man-made swimming pond. The park supports fishing (rainbow trout pond, lake species) and boating.

Located in the town of Assiniboia, this regional park offers a small grassy campground with 15 electric and 2 non-serviced sites, modern showers and washrooms, and easy access from Highway 13. Nearby the 9-hole grass greens golf course, outdoor pool, splash park and fishing at Willows Reservoir make it ideal for a relaxed prairie-stay.

Spanning ~100 km along the south shore of Lake Athabasca, Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park protects Canada’s most northerly active dunes—some reaching 30 m. Access is by float-plane or boat only. Camping is primitive (no services), and visitors must be fully self-sufficient. Rare and endemic plants, shifting sands, and wilderness solitude define the experience.

Atton’s Lake Regional Park offers over 100 campsites (electrical 15/30 amp and non-serviced), clean washrooms with free showers, and a sani dump. Enjoy a 150 m sandy beach, a playground, picnic areas, a 9-hole grass-greens golf course, hiking trails, a ball diamond, and seasonal boat launches. Motors are restricted on weekends.

Just 35 minutes south of Saskatoon, Blackstrap Provincial Park hugs the eastern shore of man-made Blackstrap Lake. With 150+ campsites across Sunset Ridge, Kevin Misfeldt, and Hazelnut Grove, options range from full-service hook-ups to electrified and walk-in sites. Enjoy swimming, boating, trails, water-park fun, and prairie sunsets all in one spot.

Tucked 27 km east of St. Walburg, Saskatchewan, Brightsand Lake Regional Park sprawls across 1,600 acres of forest and shoreline on Brightsand Lake’s north end. Enjoy a mile-long sandy beach, a full-campground with varied hook-up levels, a 9-hole sand-green golf course, kayak and fishing access, forest-trail exploring, and plenty of space to unwind in nature.

Explore the boreal woods at Bronson Forest Recreation Site in Saskatchewan’s northern wilderness. Anglers will find lakes stocked with pike, walleye and rainbow trout, while wooded trails offer quiet walks and wildlife sightings. Choose from campgrounds at Little Fishing Lake or Peck Lake, then relax lakeside around the fire under starlit skies.

Just 20 minutes northeast of Moose Jaw in southern Saskatchewan, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park offers over 200 campsites across seven loops with non-electric, electric and full-service options. Enjoy swimming in the heated pool, hiking and mountain-biking trails, kayaking Buffalo Pound Lake and spotting bison in the herd paddock. A great blend of nature and comfort.

Campland RV Resort just outside Saskatoon is a well-appointed spot for RVers and campers alike. With spacious full-service sites, clean facilities, a splash park and pool, playground, laundry and free Wi-Fi, it’s great for families and long stays. Easy access to city amenities and prairie scenery makes it a relaxed base for outdoor fun.

Candle Lake Golf Resort blends a scenic RV campground with golf, lake access, cabins and restaurant fun right on Candle Lake. With spacious sites, hookups and easy access to boating, biking and forest trails, it’s a great base for adventure or relaxation. Stay lakeside, tee off, explore beaches and enjoy the laid-back north Saskatchewan vibe.

Candle Lake Provincial Park in Saskatchewan is a great getaway for water lovers and outdoor fans. With sandy beaches, warm swimming spots, boating, fishing and plenty of trails, there’s something for every camper. Choose from family-friendly campgrounds surrounded by forest and enjoy relaxed days under big blue skies close to nature’s best.