The best camping in Fort Walsh National Historic Site, SK

Discover the historic charm of Fort Walsh amid the rolling hills of Saskatchewan.

The best camping in Fort Walsh National Historic Site, SK

Saskatoon And Sage

1. Saskatoon And Sage

61km from Fort Walsh National Historic Site · 1 site · Tent, RV

A quiet and tranquil spot where you can relax to the sound of meadowlarks singing, and the soft scent of sagebrush.

Pets

Electrical hookup

Potable water

from

CA$45

/ night

Lavender and Lilac Ranch

2. Lavender and Lilac Ranch

72km from Fort Walsh National Historic Site · 1 site · RV

3 acres on a lovely semi- treed lot on the Prairie with lilac trees and lavender fields place to let dog or pet roam free ! Kids have a playground close everyone is Friendly ! This is a dry camp so you leave the way ya found it ! Much needed quiet time this is the place to wind down and enjoy the sunrise and sunset’ As of July our lot is not yet mowed but we still allow parking for the night if you are in a self contained vehicle such as an Rv.

Pets

from

CA$18

/ night

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The best camping in Fort Walsh National Historic Site, SK guide

Overview

About

Step back in time to the 1870s and discover what life was like on a working fort in the lawless time of rotgut whiskey runners. Imagine the scarlet serge-clad NWMP marching on parade, hear Métis legends handed down through generations and learn traditional crafts and skills. Uncover the history of Canada’s part in the aftermath of the Battle of Little Big Horn.

When to go

The best time to visit Fort Walsh National Historic Site is during the warmer months, from May to October, when the site is open and fully operational. The off-season can be harsh with limited access, making the experience less enjoyable. Plan your visit to coincide with the site's operational hours for a full historical experience.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit, as the prairie climate can be unpredictable.
Admission is free for youth, making it a great family-friendly destination.
Remember to bring water and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes and historical structures.
Be mindful of the site's regulations to preserve its cultural and historical integrity.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the site, so inquire ahead if you have specific needs.

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