Jun 5, 2023
Our four-legged friends are more like members of our family than just the “family pet”. So, we know how difficult it can be to leave them behind at home.
As your planning your next Saskatchewan road trip, check out these 8 dog-friendly accommodations in the province, with plenty of adventure nearby for you and your pooch to enjoy.
Note: This list is related to non-service animals. Be sure to follow all local rules and regulations and to let the accommodations provider know about your additional guest at the time of booking.
There are several pet-friendly hotels in Regina. Treat you and your four-legged pal to a luxurious stay at The Hotel Saskatchewan, Autograph Collection, Delta Hotels by Marriott Regina or the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre Regina.
Explore Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America, and enjoy views of Wascana Lake on one of the numerous walking and cycling trails in the park. Or, head outside of the city and hike along the windy trails at Wascana Valley Natural Area Recreation Site (locally known as Wascana Trails) or White Butte Trails Recreation Site.
Quench your thirst at one of Regina’s dog-friendly patios, such as Leopold’s Tavern “OG”, or grab a cone to share at Dessart Sweets Ice Cream & Candy Store.
Experience a night under the city lights in Saskatoon. Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough, Alt Hotel Saskatoon and Sheraton Cavalier Saskatoon Hotel are pet-friendly and all within walking distance to the green space and paths along the South Saskatchewan River.
With over 105 km of trails inside and outside of the city, Meewasin Valley has hours of adventures waiting for you and your pal. End the day with a cocktail at dog-friendly distilleries, such as Lucky Bastard Distillers or Stumbletown Distilling. Or enjoy a locally-brewed beer on the patio at Prairie Sun Brewery.
Glamping Resorts Ltd. offers a unique “glamping” experience with two locations in Saskatchewan: Buffalo Pound Lake and Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park. Its domes are air conditioned and include a private indoor washroom and kitchenette. You and your four-legged friend will enjoy the kilometres of walking trails, scampering along the beach or lounging by your private outdoor firepit.
Glamping Resorts Ltd. allows up to one pet per unit and there is a $20/night pet fee.
Photo supplied by Glamping Resorts Ltd.
Perched on the terraced hills above the South Saskatchewan River near Outlook, Camp Wolf Willow offers guests a place to enjoy the outdoors. Glamping accommodations include wooden and luxury tents, as well as classic tenting sites with incredible views of the river.
The best part? There’s a winery and restaurant onsite (open during summer months only). With plenty of wide-open space to stretch your legs, discover nearby hiking and biking trails, or hop in a canoe or kayak and paddle along the river together.
Located in Duck Mountain Provincial Park, Madge Lake Retreats offers a variety of year-round cabin and condo rentals adjacent to the beachy waters of Madge Lake. The accommodations include a kitchenette, gas fireplace and outdoor firepit. Note: there are no air conditioners in the units. Madge Lake Retreats offers pontoon and fishing boat rentals during the summer months.
There are several outdoor activities for you and your dog to enjoy together, including hiking and cycling. There is also an off-leash dog park and a dog beach located in the park.
There is a $20/night/pet fee (maximum of two pets/unit).
The Resort at Cypress Hills offers a selection of accommodations to serve a wide variety of guest needs and preferences; however, all townhouses and cabins are dog-friendly! Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is a haven for outdoor adventurists. Grab the leash and spend the day hiking through the towering hills and lush forest.
There is an $18/night/pet fee(maximum of two pets/unit).
Lost Creek Resort is located just outside of the Waskesiu townsite in Prince Albert National Park and offers large modern cabins with unique country charm. The cabins come equipped with air conditioning and a fireplace to keep you comfortable during any season, a full kitchen, plus a deck with outdoor furniture and BBQ.
The resort is just a short walk from sandy beaches, heritage and cultural attractions and over 150 km of hiking trails.
There is a $30/night fee.
Photo supplied by Lost Creek Resort
Nestled in Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Kenosee Inn and Cabins overlooks beautiful Kenosee Lake. Guests with their four-legged pal can rent cabins with five different layouts to choose from, featuring a full kitchen, deck with BBQ and a private firepit and picnic table. Note: there are no air conditioners in the units. Your pup will love the off-leash dog park located in the park.
There is a $20/night/pet fee.
Photo supplied by Kenosee Inn and Cabins
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