Campground Category: Saskatchewan Tourism Region – Southwest

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.

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.

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park straddles the Alberta / Saskatchewan border and is jointly managed by both provinces. In the Centre Block (SK side) you’ll find full-service campgrounds, a resort area, swimming facilities, trails, ziplining, and a marina. The West Block is more remote, with rustic camping and natural settings, including access to Fort Walsh.

Douglas Provincial Park near Elbow, Saskatchewan offers a scenic lakeside camping experience along Lake Diefenbaker. Known for its sandy beaches, large wooded campsites, and unique inland sand dunes, the park is perfect for swimming, boating, hiking, and relaxing outdoors. It’s a popular destination for families looking to enjoy Saskatchewan’s wide-open landscapes.

Eagle Valley Park Campground offers a convenient and comfortable stop along the Trans-Canada Highway near Maple Creek. With large treed sites, full hookups, and pull-through access, it’s ideal for RV travellers. Enjoy on-site amenities like an indoor pool and licensed grill, making it a great place to relax and recharge on your journey.

Grasslands National Park offers a truly unique prairie camping experience in southern Saskatchewan, where wide-open skies meet rolling grasslands and rugged badlands. Camp at Frenchman Valley or Rock Creek, or venture into the backcountry to fully unplug. It’s an ideal spot for stargazing, wildlife viewing, and soaking in one of Canada’s last remaining native prairie landscapes.