The best Motorhome and Campervan spots to visit
Another of Canada’s Dark Sky Preserves, this park in the south of the province is the ideal spot for star gazing as it is one of the darkest spots in the country. The many hiking trails offer a chance to explore the history of the land including dinosaur fossils. Join a guided tour to learn insightful information about the land and make sure to look out for bison, short-horned lizard and black tail prairie dogs who roam the land.
Prince Albert National Park is situated in northern Saskatchewan and is a mixture of aspen parkland, boreal forest and grasslands. As you travel in your RV you’ll be able to take in the breathtaking views. At Waskesiu Lake you can enjoy canoeing and kayaking, follow the hiking and cycling trails or enjoy swimming and relax at the beaches dotted along the lake. The park is a wildlife sanctuary, so look out for beavers, bison, black bears just to name a few.
Saskatchewan’s capital is a trendy city filled with history, culture and lots of local eateries to explore. The scenic prairies of the province are a short drive away, so you can easily escape the city and discover the beauty of the outdoors in your motorhome. Regina itself is home to several urban parks.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
The park stretches across Saskatchewan and Alberta. The gentle rolling hills break up Saskatchewan’s mainly flat landscape, providing fantastic advantage points to view the diverse ecosystem of flora and fauna. You will be able to enjoy activities such as hiking, cycling and ziplining.
