North - Prince Albert - Hwys 2, 3, 11, 55, 302
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Tourism Saskatchewan
Latitude: 53.19939° N,
Longitude: -105.760314° W
Explore Prince Albert, Saskatchewan’s gateway city to the north and a hub of year-round recreational activities set against the backdrop of scenic parks and the North Saskatchewan River. Prince Albert National Park, Candle Lake Provincial Park and Great Blue Heron Provincial Park are all within a one-hour drive, making Prince Albert an ideal place for visitors to explore the outdoors. The city’s 500-hectare forested Little Red River Park provides year-round recreational opportunities, including nature, hiking, cycling, ski and snowshoe trails, an adventure park with zip-lines, and downhill ski and snowboard hills. Art and history lovers shouldn’t miss the Mann Art Gallery, Margo Fournier Arts Centre, Prince Albert Historical Museum and The John and Olive Diefenbaker Museum. Visitors also can enjoy Prince Albert's excellent farmers' market, downtown street fair, exhibitions and events, retail shopping, restaurants, golfing, accommodations, event hosting venues and more.

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​Tourism Prince Albert, 3700 2nd Ave W, Mon to Fri 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed Sat and Sun. 


306-922-2000

Email: tourism@citypa.com

North - Prince Albert - Hwys 2, 3, 11, 55, 302

Explore Prince Albert, Saskatchewan’s gateway city to the north and a hub of year-round recreational activities set against the backdrop of scenic parks and the North Saskatchewan River. Prince Albert National Park, Candle Lake Provincial Park and Great Blue Heron Provincial Park are all within a one-hour drive, making Prince Albert an ideal place for visitors to explore the outdoors. The city’s 500-hectare forested Little Red River Park provides year-round recreational opportunities, including nature, hiking, cycling, ski and snowshoe trails, an adventure park with zip-lines, and downhill ski and snowboard hills. Art and history lovers shouldn’t miss the Mann Art Gallery, Margo Fournier Arts Centre, Prince Albert Historical Museum and The John and Olive Diefenbaker Museum. Visitors also can enjoy Prince Albert's excellent farmers' market, downtown street fair, exhibitions and events, retail shopping, restaurants, golfing, accommodations, event hosting venues and more.

Tourism Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Latitude: 53.19939° N,
Longitude: -105.760314° W

TRAVELLER INFO

​Tourism Prince Albert, 3700 2nd Ave W, Mon to Fri 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed Sat and Sun. 


306-922-2000

Email: tourism@citypa.com

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            Ile a la Crosse

            Indigenous, Cottage / Cabin / Resort, Unique Adventures, Winter Activities

            Pemmican Lodge, located in northern​ Saskatchewan, invites you to unplug, unwind, relax and reconnect with nature. They offer an authentic, land-based experience that is rich in culture, excitement and wild food. There are three cabins and plenty of space for camping on site. A boreal escape, Pemmican Lodge is the perfect place for family fun, a corporate retreat or just a quiet getaway for you.

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            Located near Ile-a-la-Crosse. From Meadow Lake travel 47 km W along Hwy 55 to Green Lake, turn N at Green Lake and travel 184 km on Hwy 155.

            Ile a la Crosse

            Hotel / Motel, Bar / Lounge / Pub

            Room rates (daily) starting at: $95

            Renovated 14-unit motel boasts clean, comfortable, air-conditioned rooms with in-room coffee maker, microwave, mini fridge and HD TV. Restaurant features extensive menu and excellent dining. Big screen TV and off-sale in lounge. ATM on site.
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            Phone(s): 306-833-2277

            Email: nsm@sasktel.net

            Ahenakew Blvd (the main street), Ile a la Crosse.

            Ile a la Crosse

            Privately-operated Campground, Cottage / Cabin / Resort

            Camping rates (daily) starting at: $20

            Northern Eagle Resort, located at Ile a la Crosse, offers a self-contained guest house with three bedrooms. The resort also offers camping for self-contained units, boat launch and is an ideal location for group retreats. Water and sewer services are available on request.
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            Phone(s): 306-240-0860

            Email: northerneagleresort@yahoo.ca

            On Hwy 908 past the farm, turn left at 4th street on left. Stay on that road until you come to the Y hill. Turn right up the hill. Located on a 14 acre peninsula in Ile a la Crosse.

            Ile a la Crosse

            Saskatchewan-Made Products

            Dec to mid-May

            ​​Sakitawak/Where the Rivers Meet is home to Ile-a-la-Crosse ​Fish Company, Saskatchewan's largest processor of fresh fish. From lake to plate, the federally certified facility processes, immediately flash freezes and packs walleye, northern pike, whitefish and trout from Northwest Saskatchewan’s freshwater lakes​. These processes meet the highest standards for fresh frozen products. Tracking, documenting, and keeping Saskatchewan’s ministry informed on lake quotas ensure the industry can sustain healthy fish populations in the province's inland lakes and water systems. Ile-a-la-Crosse ​Fish​ Company is always open for a tour should you visit Saskatchewan’s second oldest community. ​

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            Phone(s): 306-833-2466

            Email: ilexfishco@sasktel.net

            Hwy 155, Île-à-la-Crosse.

            Ile a la Crosse

            Municipal Campground

            Open May 15 to Sep 15.
            Originally a significant fur trade hub, campers can expect spectacular views, two large sand beaches and crisp, clean water at Ile a la Crosse War Veteran's Park Campground. There is also a floating dock and boat launch on site.
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            Phone(s): 306-833-2122

            Email: village.of.ilealacrosse@sasktel.net

            On S bay of Lac Ile a la Crosse, 129.6 km N of Green Lake on Hwy 155. Services available at Ile a la Crosse within 3 km by boat or 32 km by road.

            Ile a la Crosse

            Indigenous

            As a settlement, Ile a la Crosse has existed for 240 years. Notable historic figures, such as Sara Riel, the sister of Metis leader, Louis Riel are laid to rest in the cemetery. The first permanent Roman Catholic mission in Saskatchewan was established here in 1846. Detailed history book available.
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