Vacation rentals in Saskatchewan

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Guesthouse in Saskatoon

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Big Sky Guest House

Welcome to your private retreat! Our 1800 sq ft guest house, situated on 10 acres of stunning property, offers the perfect blend of comfort and luxury for your stay. With a separate entrance, keyless entry, and garage parking, you'll have everything you need for a seamless experience. Inside, the space boasts an open concept kitchen and dining/living room, perfect for entertaining. You'll also enjoy a cozy recreation/media room with a 60" TV, fire pit, and in-floor heating in the master bath.

Nov. 25 – Dec. 2

$194 CAD per night
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Home in Vermilion River County No. 24

4.79 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews

Beautiful Lakeside Retreat!

This scenic 2 bedroom, 1 bath - House, complete with a cozy loft is perched on a small lake that connects to Sandybeach Lake. Despite its private location, you'll stay only 20 minutes away from Lloydminster. Admire panoramic lake views, and sit on the deck to catch stunning sunrises and sunsets while sipping on your coffee. Toast marshmallows sitting around the fire pit. Fire up the grill and serve up a lakeside family meal. On a clear night, you have a front-row seat for stargazing and more!!

Jan. 22 – 29

$192 CAD per night
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Farm stay in CA

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 94 reviews

Cozy One Room Schoolhouse on the Prairie

This schoolhouse is the smallest one of two on the property. Country living extends to the outdoors on the private patio. Wrap yourself up in one of our vintage handmade quilts, breathe in the fresh country air and enjoy unobstructed views of neighbouring fields. Saskatchewan is touted as the “Land of Living Skies’, and there’s no better place to see the most amazing sunsets, stars and Northern Lights. Enjoy soaking in your private hot tub while star gazing or looking out over a vast valley.

Jun. 10 – 17

$254 CAD per night

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Other great vacation rentals in Saskatchewan

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Cottage in Fort Qu'Appelle

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 43 reviews

Beautiful Four Bedroom Lakefront Cottage Echo Lake

Nov. 10 – 17

$645 CAD per night
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Cabin in Lakeland No. 521

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

CHRISTOPHER LAKE@Clearsand , 4 SEASONS

Sep. 5 – 12

$511 CAD per night
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Home in Saskatoon

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 70 reviews

Casually Cool Caswell Home

Dec. 7 – 14

$123 CAD per night
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Cabin in Swift Current

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Coulee Creek Cabin

Mar. 13 – 20

$161 CAD per night
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Cabin in Silton

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

Cozy Cottage at the Lake with Hot tub and Pool!

Feb. 7 – 14

$286 CAD per night
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Cottage in Struthers Lake

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

Cheerful cottage with indoor hot tub

Nov. 30 – Dec. 7

$329 CAD per night
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Cabin in Silton

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

Cozy 2-bedroom A-Frame at Saskatchewan Beach

Sep. 21 – 28

$142 CAD per night
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Cottage in Fort Qu'Appelle

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 67 reviews

Luxurious Modern WaterFront Cottage/ICE FISHING

Jan. 1 – 8

$590 CAD per night
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Tiny homes in Swift Current

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Hidden Haven Tiny House 2.0

Aug. 4 – 11

$169 CAD per night
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Cottage in Lafleche

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 58 reviews

"The Nest" Cozy Cottage at the Lake

May 9 – 16

$141 CAD per night
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Cabin in Big River

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 50 reviews

Stoney Lodge, lakefront cabin on Delaronde Lake Sk

Oct. 1 – 8

$315 CAD per night
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Cabin in Little Fishing Lake

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 27 reviews

Buck Buck's Lakehouse

Mar. 11 – 18

$354 CAD per night

Your guide to Saskatchewan

Welcome to Saskatchewan

If you’re looking for big skies and wide open spaces, you’ll find them in Western Canada’s prairie province. Bordering the US states of Montana and North Dakota, and the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Manitoba, Saskatchewan takes its name from the Cree word, Kisiskatchewanisipi, for the Saskatchewan River. Check out what’s happening in the cities of Saskatoon and Regina, hike through the northern boreal forests of Prince Albert National Park, explore the prairie terrain in Grasslands National Park, or get outdoors in the 35 provincial parks.

In Saskatoon, Saskatchewan’s largest city, wander through its quirky urban districts: don’t miss the Remai Modern Art Museum, and visit Wanuskewin Heritage Park to learn more about the region’s Indigenous history. Tour the stately Legislative Assembly in Regina, the provincial capital, or learn the story of the country’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police at the RCMP Heritage Centre. But make sure you get outdoors, too. There’s plenty of room for adventure here.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Saskatchewan

Summer may be Saskatchewan’s peak mosquito season, but it’s also when the province is liveliest, from the music and cultural festivals in the cities to the hot, dry days for tromping through its parks. While Saskatchewan claims the most sunshine of all the Canadian provinces, remember that summer thunderstorms can sweep across the prairies. In the cold and snowy winters, there are no bugs, and you can go ice-skating, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. The more temperate months of April to May or September to October can be good alternatives for staying in one of the area’s cabin rentals. Whenever you arrive, prepare for weather that can change rapidly. Layers are your friends.


Top things to do in Saskatchewan

Remai Modern Art Museum

Saskatoon’s modern art museum overlooking the South Saskatchewan River put the city on the cultural map when it opened in 2017. Designed by Canadian architect Bruce Kuwabara, whose other notable projects include the TIFF Bell Lightbox (home to the Toronto International Film Festival) and Ottawa’s Canadian Museum of Nature, the Remai Modern exhibits contemporary works by Canadian and regional artists.

Prince Albert National Park

While most people envision Saskatchewan as a land of prairies, nearly half the province is forested, and if you travel to Prince Albert National Park, 2.5 hours north of Saskatoon, you can hike, canoe, and cycle though parklands that span grasslands and woods. You can also trek to the cabin where “Grey Owl,” the British-born Archibald Stansfeld Belaney, lived with his Ojibway wife, Angele Egwuna, and wrote extensively about conservation in the early 20th century.

Grasslands National Park

Drive the scenic parkways in Saskatchewan’s other national park to take in the prairie landscape, where bison roam. In Grasslands National Park, near the Montana border in southwestern Saskatchewan, you can hike through the wildflowers or hunt for dinosaur fossils. The park is a Dark Sky Preserve as well, with excellent star gazing.

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