Explore
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is known for its wide-open prairies, beautiful lakes, and endless skies. Whether you’re exploring its incredible cities or its gorgeous natural parks, there’s plenty to see and do.
Regina
Saskatoon
Must-Visit Attractions for Kids
• Saskatchewan Science Centre (Regina)
• Wanuskewin Heritage Park (Saskatoon)
• Western Development Museum (Multiple Locations)
• Moose Jaw Tunnels (Moose Jaw)
• Grasslands National Park (Val Marie)
Fun Facts
• Saskatchewan is known as the Land of the Living Skies because of its dramatic skies, incredible sunsets and northern lights.
• The province has over 100,000 lakes and rivers, making it a great destination for fishing, boating, and outdoor adventures.
Weather
Saskatchewan has a continental climate, with hot summers and cold winters. Temperatures can reach -40°C in winter and over 30°C in summer, with plenty of sunshine year-round.
At a glance
My experience in Saskatchewan
We did an extensive road trip through Saskatchewan, covering the major cities as well as Grasslands National Park. It was amazing!
The landscape is completely different than what we are used to, so we quite enjoyed it. And I now understand why the province is called the Land of the Living Skies!
From farmland as far as the eye can see (quite literally) to lakes, salt flats, and the Badlands, every part of Saskatchewan’s landscape is worth seeing.
Did you know that you can even find sand dunes in this province?? The Great Sand Hills can be found in the southwestern area of the province.
