Grasslands National Park is the only park in Canada that preserves mixed-prairie grassland and has some of the darkest skies in Canada, which makes it a haven for star gazers. The park is divided into the ecologically and geographically distinct West and East Blocks. Here are two drives that showcase the incredible diversity of this rare and fragile ecosystem.

The West Block’s distinguishing feature is the Frenchman River Valley. Its voice echoes choirs of birdsong, early morning chatter of black-tailed prairie dogs and thundering movement of bison across the plains.

A summer full of moments, from A to Z, that you’ll share together and cherish forever.

For long days on the water, daydreams, or wanders through the woods, good food will keep those treasured moments coming.

Spanning more than 900 sq. km, the park is split into two blocks, each with a distinct personality. The East Block bares a gritty, rugged character with infinite stories of prehistoric life.

Camping is a great way to explore Saskatchewan's diverse landscape and make memories with your family. Here are eight destinations that you should add to your bucket list. 

We are known for our dynamic, bright open skies in Saskatchewan - and that isn't limited to daylight hours. Here you can see night skies that are as expansive as our horizons.

Travelling on horseback is an unforgettable way to experience the rolling hills and wide-open spaces of Saskatchewan. 

Exploring deep prairie roots and connections to the past, photographer Nathaniel Martin travels through Grasslands National Park and surrounding area. 

"You might've seen Canada, but until you've been to the middle, you'll probably never understand Canadiana."

Stretching from the grasslands in the south to the rugged Canadian Shield in the north, the amount of uninhabited land offers great opportunity for exploring off the beaten path.

There’s a light summer breeze, the air is filled with the smell of the recent rain that just passed by, and a coyote howls in the distance.