Vacation Rentals in Saskatchewan

As guests of Saskatchewan vacation rentals you'll discover that the choice of attractions in Saskatchewan are endless. For most people who thinki of Saskatchewan what first comes to mind is the Western culture and history and the wild outdoors. Many guests of Saskatchewan vacation rentals love the rough outdoor wilderness wheras others prefer a more cultured vacation at a spa.

For many, Western city life of Regina and Saskatoon are the spots to be. For outdoor adventurers Saskatchewan offers year-round enjoyment from skiing and snowmobiles to great fishing and golf.

For guest of Saskatchewan vacation rentals who want to visit Northern Saskatchewan you'll discovre a landscape that has plenty of activity, including cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, dogsledding, and ice fishing. Summer the north offers water sports, hiking, fishing, and golf. Northern Saskatchewan is a must for adventure lovers. Hike along the beautiful Trans Canada Trail, or fish lakes rich with pickerel and northern pike or simply enjoy the serenity of Northern Saskatchewan

East Central Saskatchewan vacation renatal guests will enjoy mineral spa experience at Manitou Springs Resort. West Central Saskatchewan is a river-based landscape. At the Heritage Park , some 6,000 years of history of the Plains Indians are recounted with puppet shows, storytellers, and much more. Guided horseback riding can be a selected activity of yours here, or you may want to be a spectator at a greyhound or gopher race.

A varied landscape covers Southeast Saskatchewan, from high country and forests to a valley of lakes. Qu’Appelle Valley is not to be missed, reaching across the southeast region with a hilly terrain. With both an agricultural and energy producing economy, farmlands and oil pumpjacks may be sitting side by side, and you might want to tour a coal mine. Go ahead…try some golf at one of the over 60 courses available in southeast…indulge yourself!

Southwest Saskatchewan contains times past such as the Old West and the Outlaw Caves, used by notorious people like Butch Cassidy and Sam Kelly to hide. The Fort Walsh Historic Site remembers the Cypress Hills Massacre, resulting from an unfortunate misunderstanding about a horse that was missing, and the organization of the North West Mounted Police. Get outdoors with a round or two of golf around the shores of Lake Diefenbaker.

Regina’s architecture can be quite innovative: the irregularly-shaped McCallum Towers stand out, and the wave-shaped SaskPower Building is an example of progress. Another unique and popular place to visit is the RCMP Depot, where mounted federal police officers are trained, and the associated RCMP Centennial Museum. Make sure to have rested feet before attempting the 24-block area of Market Square, offering over 700 stores, services, etc. There’s even more to do in this city of 200,000!

Lots of sun can be found in Saskatoon, the largest city of Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan maintains its western feel; you’ll see cowboy hats around. Its university, the University of Saskatchewan, is a well-known bioscience research center. The Western Development Museum has a fascinating replica of life in a prairie town called Boomtown 1910. The edges of the South Saskatchewan River are lined with parks here, offering activities as simple as biking.

Whatever your choice of activites, guests of Saskatchewan vacation rentals will discover an an ideal way to enjoy and explore this wonderful land.