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Melville is a peaceful community with great RVing potential.

Make time to see Melville

A pretty Saskatchewan community with small-town charm, Melville is a worthwhile place to visit.

July 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Cafe Paris in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan 
Photo courtesy Cafe Paris

RV camping in Gravelbourg

An RV holiday in Gravelbourg is a great way to experience what this Saskatchewan town has to offer.

December 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
two people flying kites

Top things to see and do in Swift Current

A friendly town with a lot to offer, Swift Current has what you're looking for.

April 2012 » by Danielle Cameron
tourist information building for Yorkton, Saskatchewan

Top things to see and do in Yorkton

Regardless of your interests, this prairie city will have something for you.

March 2012 » by Kristen Mitchell
people on the street celebrating

Top things to see and do in Prince Albert

If you’re spending some time in Saskatchewan then consider adding Prince Albert to your itinerary. The province’s third-largest city can provide everything you’ll need, and then some.

March 2012 » by Kristen Mitchell

Top things to see and do in Elbow & Lake Diefenbaker

From parks to watersport playgrounds, this area boasts a ton of things to do.

January 2012 » by Gail Jansen
people around a swimming pool

Top things to see and do in Melville

The city of Melville started out with some big plans for such a little place.

January 2012 » by Gail Jansen
Butchart botanical garden

Discover the top botanical gardens in Western Canada

Tour these majestic Canadian garden spaces and get in touch with nature.

June 2026 » by Danielle Cameron
Lake Diefenbaker, with a sandy beach and people sunbathing in swimsuits

Top places to go RVing in Saskatchewan

These Saskatchewan communities welcome RVers with hospitality, entertainment and attractions.

July 2022 » by Danielle Cameron
These three cousins are enjoying grandma’s homemade cookies in a hammock.

Family reunion at Battleford, Saskatchewan

Time together as a family is precious as the years tick by, so better plan now.
September 2019 » by Timothy Fowler
blue herons

Find your happy place in Saskatchewan

Watrous and Manitou Beach invite you to unwind and escape your worries.
August 2019 » by Danielle Cameron
Battleford has classically picturesque views. -

Outdoor attractions in the quaint community of Battleford

This cozy Saskatchewan town invites you to come outside and play.

August 2019 » by Danielle Cameron
Little Manitou Lake will host The Big Float event on July 13 to celebrate Manitou Beach’s 100th birthday.

Dancing and floating for 100 years

Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, is celebrating its 100th birthday with a series of planned events from May to October.

 
April 2019 » by Zoë Dupley
The famous SkyTrail pedestrian bridge near Outlook, Saskatchewan. Photo by Aaron Spence

Sights to see in the community of Outlook

Outlook is a delightful place to go RVing, and there are several attractions to take in while you're there.

April 2019 » by Danielle Cameron
Some folks come to dance, while others come to watch the people.

Dance on the shore of Canada’s only salt water lake—Saskatchewan’s Little Manitou Lake

Manitou Beach Resort near Watrous, 100 kilometres east of Saskatoon: The only place in Canada where you can swim in a saltwater lake.
September 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
A round at Nokomis Golf Club is $7.

Golf Saskatchewan is a bargain

It seems every prairie town in Saskatchewan has a golf course, and most are very reasonable rounds.
August 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
Nokomis, Saskatchewan, has fully serviced sites for $15 a night.

Saskatchewan hides campgrounds—here’s how to find them

Many Saskatchewan towns have municipal campgrounds that are close to town and feature easy access, ample-sized sites, mature trees and economical camping fees.
August 2018 » by Timothy Fowler
child with a bucket on the beach

The water awaits you in Watrous and Manitou Beach

Healing waters and sandy beaches - this is the way to RV in Saskatchewan.

June 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The town of Battleford is a quaint and pretty staple in central Saskatchewan.

A battle of the fords: Which one will you choose?

Battleford, SK, is home to many historic sites and some amazing natural bodies of water. Here are some of the places to visit on your next trip to either of the Battlefords. 
June 2018 » by Zoë Dupley
people gathered on a beach in Waskesiu Saskatchewan

Top beaches in Saskatchewan

Despite being a prairie province, Saskatchewan boasts some awesome waterfront campsites and beaches.

April 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The Alberta Aviation Museum in Edmonton, Alberta, is full of Canadian aircraft.

5 things to do along Highway 16

The Yellowhead Highway spans four provinces and includes over a dozen places worthy of exploration

March 2018 » by Kyle Born
Shown is a sunset over the Manitou Beach Golf Club in Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan.

Tee off at Manitou Beach

Improve your game and soak up the beauty of Manitou Beach and Watrous, Saskatchewan

 

March 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The Riverview Golf Course is shown with  Outlook's famous bridge in the background.

Play a round in Outlook

Outlook's Riverview Golf Course has the venue and amenities to make your game memorable.

March 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
The Melville Golf & Country Club is shown with sunny skies and trees in the background.

Picturesque Saskatchewan golf

Head to the peaceful city of Melville for a challenging game of golf.

 

March 2018 » by Danielle Cameron
A woman floats in Little Manitou Lake

The Dead Sea of Canada is rising in popularity

Watrous, Saskatchewan, has a heavily mineralized lake that is unique in all of North America

November 2017 » by Kyle Born
The Gravelbourg co-cathedral is filled with paintings by French-born parish priest Father Charles Maillard.

Going to Gravelbourg? Très bon!

Gravelbourg’s museum and co-cathedral solidify the French town as the cultural gem of Saskatchewan

July 2017 » by Kyle Born
Saskatoon’s iconic Delta Bessborough Gardens provide the backdrop for Rock the River.

Two mountainous musical events in one prairie city

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is home to two exclusive concerts that will appease rock and country fans across the country

June 2017 » by Kyle Born
Dancing the night away is easy if the floor is cushioned by coiled horse-hair, and the interior of Danceland offers proof of that.
Photo by  G. Berge

Decades of dance

Danceland has been graced by a number of famous musicians and avid dancers over the years.

June 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Antique cars are lined up at the annual Fun Run Auto Show and Shine.

Top 5 things to see and do near Watrous

Watrous is a quaint Saskatchewan town with vibrant attractions to entice RVers.

April 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
A kitchen with a vintage table and stove set with various utensils is one exhibit at the Western Development Museum in North Battleford.

Get your history fix

Two museums for historic buffs will keep you busy in the Battlefords.

April 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Ross and Deborah are inside their 2006 30-foot Carriage fifth wheel.

Ditch the daily grind

"If you have a desire in your heart to get out of the rat race, RV life might be for you,” says full-time RVer Deborah Hinter. 

April 2017 » by Jillian Clark
A First Nations woman in traditional garb stands outside the Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

Explore Saskatchewan’s great crossroads

Discover one of Canada’s longest-running archaeological dig sites and so much more in Saskatoon.

April 2017 » by Karen Kornelsen
A camper is travelling on a winding rural road.

Celebrate Canada’s 150th with an RV trip of a lifetime

Canada’s 150th anniversary means it’s time for everyone to get out of their comfort zones—even farther away from the television—and explore our massive country. 

March 2017 » by Jillian Clark
The Melville Heritage Museum, formally the Luther Academy, is a grand building.

A prairie city shows off its history in the Melville Heritage Museum

The Melville Heritage Museum displays are a collective effort to document the complete history of Saskatchewan’s smallest city.

March 2017 » by Jillian Clark
Fishing in Saskatchewan is a hobby that many RVers get into.

Try your hand at fishing in Saskatchewan

Catch the big one, and enjoy some of Saskatchewan's many scenic waterways.

March 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
Danceland is one of the must-see attractions in Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan.

A piece of Saskatchewan history

Watrous and Manitou have been delighting visitors for decades.

January 2017 » by Danielle Cameron
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo has some amazing animals, such as this  beautiful blue and green peacock.

Saskatoon has the zoo for you

Learn something new and enjoy spending time with the animals at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo.

July 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
White pelicans near the main dam in the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary

Spend a weekend relaxing in Watrous with a trip to the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area

The town of Watrous is a great weekend getaway for the whole family with Manitou Beach to the north and the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary to the south. Combine the two into an educational and relaxing vacation. 

June 2016 » by Mason Buettner
Kevin and Ruth Read sitting in front of a cactus in Mexico

Camping the road less travelled

Kevin and Ruth have many years of RVing behind them and the stories to match.

May 2016 » by Kristen Mitchell
Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatoon, SK

Top things to see and do in Saskatoon

Saskatoon has all you could ever want to create the perfect RV vacation.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Mission Lake on the east side of Fort Qu'Appelle offers stunning landscapes both from down near the lake and from the hills surrounding. Photo by Dianne Mursell

Top things to see and do in Fort Qu’Appelle and area

Take your time, relax and enjoy this serene part of Saskatchewan.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
Gravelbourg's quaint shops and restaurants are part of its appeal.

Top things to see and do in Gravelbourg

Gravelbourg's charm makes it a special place for RVers to stop and visit.

April 2016 » by Danielle Cameron
A woman floating in the minerals waters of Manitou Lake at sunset.

Watrous and Manitou Beach – A uniquely Canadian experience

When RV travelers decide to ‘go somewhere different’ how many of us look beyond the well-advertised tourist destinations? When we don’t do that, we risk missing all the historical and environmental importance of places like Watrous and Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan – to say nothing of their plain old-fashioned fun. 

April 2016 » by Elizabeth James
The bottom half of a trailer in a field, showing the back tires.

Take care of your tires, and they will take care of you

The performance and lifespan of any tire depends on two important factors: matching the right tire to vehicle use and the diligence with which an owner follows recommended care and maintenance. That is never truer than for RV tires.  

March 2016 » by Elizabeth James
A loaded burger served with fries at John's Plate.

Creative, fresh, and delicious

When John Koupantsis opened his first restaurant in Watrous, Saskatchewan, he knew he wanted to offer good food for the little town.

January 2016 » by Kristen Mitchell
A photo of an RV kitchen with a salad and cutting board in the countertop.

Essential items to have on board your RV at all times

Packing your RV can be chaotic. Having a checklist can help you make sure you pull away from your driveway with everything necessary for your trip.

November 2015 » by Elizabeth James
Mike Sanders of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, hopes to make another visit to Hovenweep National Monument.

Hello, Hovenweep

A visit to Hovenweep National Monument was the highlight of this Saskatchewan couple’s summer.

August 2015 » by Marie Milner
Campers parked by the river looking out toward the SkyTrail Bridge.

History is part of the landscape in Outlook

From the SkyTrail Bridge to the Gardiner Dam, visitors can learn about the history that made Outlook the verdant river town it is today.

July 2015 » by Kirsten Armleder
Once home to the diocese's bishop, this stately home now serves as a bed and breakfast inn.

Photo courtesy of  Economic Development Gravelbourg

Historical tourism in Gravelbourg

This history-rich Saskatchewan town has its share of heritage attractions.

June 2015 » by Danielle Cameron
Dozens of couples dancing on the hardwood floor of Danceland.

Mineral waters made Manitou Beach a 1930s tourist destination

Today's visitors can hear the echoes of delighted tourists dancing, relaxing in mineral waters and watching movies at the drive-in.

June 2015 » by Nowell Berg

Make Melville your next stop

With its wide selection of things to see and do, Melville, Saskatchewan, is a perfect place to go RVing.

March 2015 » by Danielle Cameron
The Gallery on 3rd features local artists and artists from around the province.

Art and nature combine beautifully in Watrous and Manitou Beach

Watrous and Manitou Beach are home to many visual artists, and their varied works enhance the life of the community.

February 2015 » by Karen Kornelsen
Barb and Dave Rees at the Victoriaville mall at the Thunder Bay Country Market

Eating local across Canada

Eat your way across Canada from farmers market to farmers market

February 2015 » by Barb Rees
Ariel view of JWD Market Garden, Outlook SK

Outlook, Saskatchewan, not to be overlooked

This central Saskatchewan town may be small in stature, but it’s big on natural beauty, homegrown produce and outdoor fun.

February 2015 » by Trina Ayling
Panoramic view of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatoon inspires

Walking tours, concerts, festivals and an abundance of dining options in Saskatoon make the city a popular summer destination.

December 2014 » by Marie Milner

Visiting family and friends in Saskatoon

With two sons living and going to school in Saskatoon, Gerilee and David Kermack return to Saskatchewan at least twice a year.

July 2014 » by Kimberly Schoenberger
The marina at Candle Lake Golf Resort in Saskatchewan is one of the many amenities for RVers during their stay.

Making a dream job a reality

Rick and Linda Rumberger stopped and played golf in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, and the following year they returned to buy the property.

July 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan riverscape

Saskatoon’s season of fun

Lovers of festivals, fireworks, food, heritage sites and the outdoors will find activities to please them in Saskatoon.

July 2014 » by Marie Milner
Green lawn and shade trees at River Park Campground in Moose Jaw, SK

Camp by the river in Moose Jaw

Mature shade trees, easy-access campsites, Internet access and on-site amenities are all available at River Park Campground.

May 2014 » by Marie Milner
Actors in period costume take a group of guests through the Moose Jaw Tunnels, telling them a story of gangsters an prohibition.

Visiting Saskatchewan’s past

Discover the top three heritage sites in Saskatchewan as recommended by RVers; the Danceland Ballroom, Fort Pitt Provincial Park and the Tunnels of Moose Jaw

May 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell

Birdwatching and more

Last Mountain Lake wildlife sanctuary is a great attraction near Watrous and Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan.

April 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
burrowing owls

Giving a hoot

The Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre in Moose Jaw is dedicated to the conservation of this at-risk species.

March 2014 » by Danielle Cameron
A group of white pelicans cluster together on dark blue water at Last Mountain Lake Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary.

Where the Prairies come alive

The Last Mountain Lake Wildlife Area and Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Saskatchewan is a wonderful place to discover nature and a variety of bird life.

February 2014 » by Kristen Mitchell
Boat cruise on the Hanging Heart Lakes, Prince Albert National Park.

National parks and historic sites help you discover the beauty of Saskatchewan

Meet the black-tailed prairie dog or take a photo of a prairie lily as you explore these three areas of outstanding natural beauty.

January 2014 » by Karen Kornelsen
The Regina Floral Conservatory’s floral display changes six times per year with seasonal offerings.

Find the floral beauty of southern Saskatchewan

A conservatory in Regina and a native plant museum are must-sees in southern Saskatchewan.

January 2014 » by Jessica Kirby
Sailboats on Lake Diefenbaker near Outlook, Saskatchewan.

Sunsets over wide open spaces

This farming community in Saskatchewan offers picturesque settings.

January 2014 » by Kris Dickeson
A dandelion that has gone to seed.

Keeping an open eye

To capture the essential beauty of Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, Dianne Mursell looks beyond the iconic big sky and wheat fields and turns to the beauty that lies in the details.

December 2013 » by Gail Kesslar
Gravelbourg elevator and train.

A photo tour of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan

Gravelbourg is a cozy prairie town that has some of Canada’s most photo-worthy icons: wooden grain elevators.

December 2013 » by Jessica Kirby
A CP train travelling across the rails with its reflection showing in a lake in the foreground.

Weyburn - Land of the Living Skies

Big skies fill the lenses of photographers who venture to Weyburn to indulge in their photographic passions.

December 2013 » by Gail Kesslar
Lake Diefenbaker, located just over an hour from Watrous is a perfect destination for camping and getting away.

Watrous is home to endless photo opportunities

Photographer Fawne Inkster outlines the best places in Watrous to take photos.

December 2013 » by Karen Kornelsen
Trees at Besant Campground, SK

Bill and Shauna Campbell love being the owners of Besant Campground

Bill and Shauna Campbell began their lives as the owners and operators of Besant Campground near Mortlach, Saskatchewan, 23 years ago, and haven’t looked back since.

August 2013 » by Britt Bates
Marsha and Butch Golem RV door

Loving life on the road, wherever it may take them

Marsha Golem loves the unstructured lifestyle of RVing, while husband Butch loves that he can combine his love for RVing with his summertime work.

July 2013 » by Gail Kesslar
Interior Catholic Co-Cathedral in Gravelbourg Saskatchewan

See Saskatchewan’s Sistine Chapel in Gravelbourg

Parish priest Charles Maillard emigrated from France and spent 10 years painting the local cathedral.

June 2013 » by Karissa Gall
A close up photo of someone playing a violin.

Saskatchewan’s multicultural heritage

Learn about Saskatchewan's First Nations or celebrate the culture of settlers from around the world.

June 2013 » by Lisa Crane
Native women in full costume.

Saskatoon shines with culture all summer long

After a long cold winter, Saskatoon is always ready for some hot summer fun with a multitude of festivals and events.

May 2013 » by Gail Kesslar
treed campground

A family-run oasis on the Prairies

For 40 years or so, Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, has been a popular destination for vacationers and family groups.

 

April 2013 » by Marie Milner
Senior couple stand with a large Everest RV behind them

Holidaying close to home

Paul and Jean Piché like the convenient location and the amenities at Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, and meeting friends there for long weekends has become a summer tradition.

April 2013 » by Marie Milner
Park model RV with a full-length fenced deck

Summer at Candle Lake

Candle Lake, 45 minutes northeast of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has a friendly, family-style summer community.

April 2013 » by Marie Milner
kids playing with a colourful parachute

Outlook has swimming, fishing, golfing and Canada’s longest pedestrian bridge

Its proximity to Lake Diefenbaker makes Outlook, Saskatchewan, a perfect summer stop for a relaxing vacation with your family.

April 2013 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
kids in pool

Watrous and Manitou Beach: unsinkable fun for all

From golf to a movie under the stars or a night of dancing, there's fun for families in Watrous and Manitou Beach.

April 2013 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
A family enjoying the beach at Prince Albert National park

Endless activities to pursue

Prince Albert National Park is the kind of place you and your family are sure to get a kick out of.

April 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
Painting of trees and water done in soft greens and grays

Art and healing waters

Every summer there is a celebration of art and artists in the Saskatchewan resort communities of Watrous and Manitou Beach.

March 2013 » by Marie Milner
Colourful paintings line two walls of a gallery.

Creative Outlook

Streetscape murals, handmade quilts and touring art exhibits keep the residents of Outlook, Saskatchewan, tuned in to their creative side.

March 2013 » by Marie Milner
A large brown RV unit pulls a red SUV that displays the Saskatchewan roughriders flag against a background of windmills.

An insider’s insight into Saskatchewan’s best

Despite having travelled far and wide, the Alexanders are proud experts on their home province of Saskatchewan and are glad to point out some of the advantages of being an RVer in this prairie province.

February 2013 » by Kristen Mitchell
A man stands with his arm around his wife who is wearing a blue shirt in from of a large RV in shades of brown.

Sharing drama in a good way

John and Judy Alexander are from Saskatchewan, but their business meant they needed to travel around North America. Yes, we're jealous too. 

February 2013 » by Kristen Mitchell

Melville’s three museums celebrate a city on the move

The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway built a terminal at Melville in the early 1900s.

January 2013 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
ladies having coffee in Saskatoon

Coffee shops in Saskatoon

In this entertaining Saskatchewan community, sit back and take in the café scene.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
people enjoying coffee as they do in Swift Current, SK

Coffee shops in Swift Current

Saskatchewan hospitality can be experienced at its finest by visiting these coffee shops.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron

Yorkton’s film festival has great taste

Fresh lobster and a Ukrainian feast are as much a part of the Yorkton Film Festival as the screenings and awards.

January 2013 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
White building in a park

Food and music mingle in beautiful downtown Saskatoon

The Taste of Saskatchewan festival showcases 30 local restaurants and over 50 homegrown bands and musical acts.

January 2013 » by Michelle Carr Johnston
Restaurant counter

CJ’s Java Joint: a deep-fryer-free experience in Outlook

Enjoy good food and great coffee in a homey atmosphereat CJ's Java Joint in Outlook, Saskatchewan. 

January 2013 » by Michelle Carr Johnston
Coffee shops in Melville, SK

Coffee shops in Melville

Melville, Saskatchewan is a lovely place to get a coffee and chat with friends.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
ladies enjoying coffee outside

Coffee shops in Outlook

Bring your family and friends to these top coffee spots in Outlook, Saskatchewan.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
ladies having coffee

Coffee shops in Carlyle

Carlyle is a small town with some big personality, as shown by the hopping local coffee shops.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
ladies enjoying a coffee at a coffee shop

Coffee shops in North Battleford

This Saskatchewan community invites you to have a java break.

January 2013 » by Danielle Cameron
Storefront

A taste of Paris on the Prairies

Gravelbourg is known for its European flair, and this Main Street restaurant keeps up the tradition.

December 2012 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
A couple eating dinner

Watrous and Manitou Beach offer a taste of relaxation

Mineral springs and good food on the shores of Little Manitou Lake make for a special retreat.

December 2012 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar

Opa! The taste of Greece in southwestern Saskatchewan

Swift Current's Greek restaurants band together every October to share their culture and their food.

December 2012 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
meals in Gravelbourg, SK

Best restaurants in Gravelbourg

In this quaint Saskatchewan community, you can find a world of interesting cuisine.

November 2012 » by Danielle Cameron

Grasslands National Park opens to RVers

The new campground features a total of 24 campsites, including 20 sites suitable for tent and RV camping. 

August 2012 » by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
keys on a keychain

RV Living

Hanging up the keys

Preparing for the time when RVing isn't your ideal lifestyle anymore.

Michael McNaught successfully pitches the RVezy concept to Dragons’ Den.

RV Gear Guide

Five innovations from the Edmonton RVDA show

You expect to find trailers, motorhomes and fifth-wheels at an RV show. Here are five innovations I didn’t expect to find at the Edmonton RVDA show.

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