South Eastern Saskatchewan

Southeast Saskatchewan is a place of many colours; brimming oil reserves, well-groomed parks, lush valleys, rock formations and even areas of dense forest! Despite these seemingly un-prairie like surroundings, there is still plenty of prairie grain belt and farmland in the region. Pay the Southeast Saskatchewan region a visit, and discover just how diverse Saskatchewan can really be!

Weyburn

Experience the warm hospitality of the Saskatchewan people in Weyburn, where the people are always happy to welcome new visitors. Meet the locals at 'Hospitality in the Park', see the world's largest collection of curling memorabilia, or the largest collection of silver in Canada!

Moose Mountain Provincial Park

This recreational hot spot offers golf, horseback riding, waterslide parks, shopping, go-carting, tennis courts, a casino, and shopping facilities, as well as traditional park activities such as camping, hiking, and boating. Check out the local resort town of Kenosee for a summer night you won't forget!

South Western Saskatchewan

From the scandal of Al Capone's bootlegging days in the tunnels of Moose Jaw to the T-Rex skeleton discovered here in 1991, there is never a dull moment, as history is still in the making here! Tear through the sand dunes near Leader, fish to your heart's content in Lake Diefenbaker, or spot endangered birds in Grasslands National Park. If you're up for discovery, this is your region.

Moose Jaw

Take a tour of the infamous Tunnels of Moose Jaw, where Al Capone and his cronies hid from the authorities. Ride on a trolley car and tour Moose Jaw's murals and streets. Try your luck at Casino Moose Jaw, decorated in the art-deco style of the roarin' Twenties, then relax in mineral-rich waters at the local Mineral Spa. Book accommodations in Moose Jaw and get in on this hidden hub of excitement!

Swift Current

This friendly prairie community is waiting to welcome you to its sunny spot by the creek. Learn about the region's history and culture through museums and galleries in the city. Nearby Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is a unique mosaic of forest and grassland, and is home to rare flowers, plants and bird species. Be sure to explore Eastend's T-Rex Discovery Centre, the site of an almost entirely complete T-rex skeleton discovered several years ago.

Grasslands National Park

Badlands, prairie, rolling hills, hidden coulees, flora and fauna can all be found in the confines of this national park, as well as some of the last undisturbed mixed-grass natural prairie in North America! Bird watchers bring your binoculars&

Lake Diefenbaker

For first-rate fishing, golfing, boating and sailing, stop at Lake Diefenbaker, the largest body of freshwater in southern Saskatchewan. Nearby Saskatchewan Landing, Danielson, and Douglas Provincial Parks offer additional camping and hiking opportunities.