Prince Albert National Park

Landmark4.6/5

Narrows Peninsula Trail

Ostrich ferns line this Prince Albert National Park trail, which loops through forest beside Waskesiu Lake. Red Parks Canada chairs wait along the way.

Landmark4.8/5

Waskesiu Main Beach

Nestled along the pristine shores of Waskesiu Main Beach, visitors can enjoy soft sands, crystal-clear waters, and stunning sunsets, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and recreation in the heart of Canada’s beautiful Prince Albert National Park.

Culture4.7/5

Prince Albert National Park Nature Centre

This park nature center uses hands-on exhibits to make learning feel like a children's museum. You can borrow activity backpacks for geocaching and wildlife viewing.

Landmark4.5/5

Waskesiu Lake Marina

Nestled in the stunning Prince Albert National Park, Waskesiu Lake Marina offers a picturesque escape with its vibrant lakeside activities, charming farm experiences, and breathtaking natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination for adventurers and families alike.

Landmark4.7/5

Waskesiu Golf Course

Landmark4.1/5

Grey Owl's Cabin

Landmark4.4/5

Kingsmere Lake

Long and quiet Kingsmere Lake, with a portage railway crossing the trail along its shore. The water shifts from glassy to wind-ruffled.

Landmark5/5

Kingsmere River

Prince Albert National Park river.

Landmark5/5

Ajawaan Lake

Landmark4.8/5

Grey Owl's Cabin Trail

Landmark5/5

Crean Lake

This lake in Prince Albert National Park is a boating destination from Hanging Hearts Marina.

Landmark4.6/5

Hanging Heart Lakes

Lakes in Prince Albert National Park for canoeing and kayaking.

Landmark4.8/5

Birch Bay Beach

Landmark4.3/5

Kapasiwin Beach

Waskesiu Lake beach with lounge chairs and a place to share boats.

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Waskesiu Pickleball

Culture4.7/5

Prince Albert National Park

Landmark4.8/5

Height of Land Lookout Tower

Prince Albert National Park's lookout tower rises above the forest. Climb to look out over an uninterrupted canopy of trees.

Landmark4.8/5

Spruce River Highlands Trail

Hilly 8.5-kilometer loop in Prince Albert National Park, climbing over roots and rocks. A lookout tower sits just off the trail half a kilometer in.

Landmark4.7/5

Red Deer Trails

Landmark5/5

Waskesiu Boat Launch

Stay4.8/5

Cedar Village Cottages

Self-catering cottages in Waskesiu Lake with full kitchens and gas grills. Each has a gas fireplace for cool evenings.

Stay4.7/5

Narrows Campground

Stay4.6/5

Namekus Lake

Nestled in Prince Albert National Park, Namekus Lake captivates visitors with its serene waters and breathtaking views, making it an ideal spot for kayaking, fishing, and embracing the tranquility of Canada's pristine wilderness.

Stay4.5/5

Beaver Glen oTENTiks

Pre-set canvas oTENTik in Beaver Glen Campground, with a propane heater, electricity outside, and room for six.

Stay4.5/5

Red Deer Campground

Stay4.4/5

Kapasiwin Bungalows

Stay4.3/5

Hawood Inn

Rooftop hot tubs top this lake-view hotel, which also has a restaurant. Chicken pot pie and fried chicken burgers are among the dishes served.

Stay4.3/5

Elk Ridge Resort

Nestled in breathtaking Saskatchewan, Elk Ridge Resort offers enchanting wilderness, luxury accommodations, and unforgettable outdoor adventures, making it an iconic destination for relaxation and exploration in nature’s embrace.

Stay4.2/5

Lost Creek Resort

Stay4.1/5

Waskesiu Resorts

This lakeside resort offers suites and cottages with kitchenettes and furnished decks.

Stay4/5

The Suites at Waskesiu

Stay3.9/5

The Lakeview Hotel

Waskesiu Lake hotel with kayaks and beach toys guests can borrow.