On top of the wide-open skies Saskatchewan is know for, there are hidden beaches to enjoy, forest trails to explore, and northern lakes to appreciate! The province is packed with unforgettable RV-friendly camping spots. Whether you’re looking to relax on a prairie lake or venture into the boreal wild, here are 10 incredible RV camping destinations — handpicked by the Saskatchewan camping experts at Four Seasons RV.
1. Lake Diefenbaker / Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park – Southwest Central Sk
One of the largest lakes in the province, with sandy beaches, water sports, and big, beautiful campsites. Pull-through RV sites available.
Great For: Boaters, anglers, and families. Booking available here.
2. Lac La Ronge Provincial Park – Far North Sk
The park offers a variety of camping options, including eight secluded campgrounds with electric or non-electric sites, boat launches, service centers, sand beaches, playgrounds, and picnic areas.
Best For: Off-the-grid serenity and real northern camping. Booking available here.
3. Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park – East Central Sk
Named by Maclean’s Magazine as home to one of the Top 10 Beaches in Canada, Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park offers outdoor adventures the whole family can enjoy. Located 30 minutes northwest of Yorkton.
Best For: Long summer days and sandcastle season. Booking available here.
4. Moose Mountain Provincial Park – Southeast Sk
This forested park near Kenosee Lake is a southern Saskatchewan and eastern Manitoba classic. Enjoy trails, a golf course, a small waterpark, and a laid-back lake-town feel.
RV Sites: Plenty of powered and full-service options. Booking available here.
5. Duck Mountain Provincial Park – East-Central (Near Kamsack)
Thick forests, cool lakes, and shaded campsites just west of the Manitoba border. This family-friendly park offers a wide-range of recreational opportunities. A nice transition between prairie and boreal camping just a short drive away.
Activities: Fishing, boating, and wildlife spotting. Booking available here.
6. Cabri Regional Park – East-Central (north of Swift Current)
Located along the South Saskatchewan River, this park offers quiet family camping, and boating. Located near the Great Sandhills. The campground offers a full concessions that opens every June.
Activities: Fishing, boating, and swimming. Booking available here.
7. Blackstrap Provincial Park – Central Sk
Located just south of Saskatoon at Dundurn, this park feature a man-made lake with scenic trails, a stunning beach, and the perfect place for kayaking and boating.
Activities: Biking, hiking, and water sports. Booking available here.
8. Brightsand Lake Regional Park – North West Sk
Hearlded as a well-kept secret, this well developed park is situated in northern beauty. Tip: book early to grab one of the campsites located on their own beach area.
Activities: Golfing, hiking, boating & fishing. Booking available here.
9. McLaren Lake Regional Park – West Sk
If you’re seeking solitude, this is the campground for you! The park offers regular, seasonal, and group camping. Great for families, kids will love the playground, ball diamonds, and swimming!
Activities: Paddle boarding, hiking, fishing. Booking available here.
10. Pine Creek Regional Park – South West Sk
Located near Eastend Saskatchewan, this park is the perfect stop off if you’re headed to see Scotty, the World’s Largest T. Rex at the T. Rex Discovery Centre.
Activities: Dino hunting, hiking, boating. This parked doesn’t take reservations and is accessed on a first come first serve basis.
So whether you’re chasing sunsets over a quiet lake, fishing from your campsite, or just kicking back under the open prairie sky, Saskatchewan’s campgrounds offer something for every kind of camper. With so much to discover, the hardest part is choosing where to start. So pack up the RV, gather the crew, and hit the road—because adventure is calling, and in Saskatchewan, it’s never far away.
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