Tourism and Travel

The reserve-a-site service is designed to provide camping enthusiasts a quick and easy way to reserve a camping site within provincial parks.

Driving conditions can change rapidly in Saskatchewan. Before you travel check here for information on summer and winter road conditions, ferries, ice road crossings and spring road restrictions.

The Royal Saskatchewan Museum furthers an understanding of Saskatchewan's natural history and aboriginal cultures, past and present.

There is over 1.4 million hectares of land comprised of provincial parks, recreation sites and protected areas in the Saskatchewan Provincial Parks system. These areas preserve important natural and cultural areas and provide places where people can discover and enjoy Saskatchewan's unique heritage.

Tourism Saskatchewan is a market-driven, industry-led partnership responsible for tourism activities on behalf of its stakeholders. The mandate includes marketing, visitor services, education and training, product and industry development. Tourism Saskatchewan delivers services related to marketing, advertising, travel counselling, industry education and tourism promotional packaging to support the development of the Saskatchewan tourism industry.