South - Redvers
Tourist Information Centre, Saskatchewan-Made Products, Gift / Souvenir, Municipal Campground, Curiosity / Roadside Attraction
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On the W side of Redvers along Hwy 13.
Latitude: 49.57707° N,
Longitude: -101.7036° W
Longitude: -101.7036° W
Stop at the Redvers Tourism Log Cabin and Campground, conveniently located along the Red Coat Trail near the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border, for an unforgetable and welcoming prairie experience.
Nestled in a peaceful and relaxing setting, their full-service campground offers a range of features to make your stay extraordinary. Their treed and grassed location includes non-electric, 15 amp electric, 30 amp electric with water, and both 30 and 50 amp full-service campsites. The campground also features amenities including free internet access, a covered camp kitchen, a gazebo and a playground for the little ones. The Redvers Recreation Centre, located adjacent to the campground, hosts a newly renovated swimming pool, ball diamonds, concessions and events.
The rustic and charming log cabin serves as a local gift shop, coffee haven, and tourism center. Explore a variety of locally made treasures, sip on refreshing beverages, indulge in the tempting candy bar, and treat yourself to locally crafted delights, including their renowned Saskatoon berry pie, cheesecake in a jar, and Friday cinnamon buns. The log cabin also serves as a venue for weekly farmers' markets during summer months. Don't forget to capture a moment with the "World's Largest" Northwest Mounted Police statue!
The rustic and charming log cabin serves as a local gift shop, coffee haven, and tourism center. Explore a variety of locally made treasures, sip on refreshing beverages, indulge in the tempting candy bar, and treat yourself to locally crafted delights, including their renowned Saskatoon berry pie, cheesecake in a jar, and Friday cinnamon buns. The log cabin also serves as a venue for weekly farmers' markets during summer months. Don't forget to capture a moment with the "World's Largest" Northwest Mounted Police statue!
Open May long weekend to Labour Day.
South - Redvers
Stop at the Redvers Tourism Log Cabin and Campground, conveniently located along the Red Coat Trail near the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border, for an unforgetable and welcoming prairie experience.
Nestled in a peaceful and relaxing setting, their full-service campground offers a range of features to make your stay extraordinary. Their treed and grassed location includes non-electric, 15 amp electric, 30 amp electric with water, and both 30 and 50 amp full-service campsites. The campground also features amenities including free internet access, a covered camp kitchen, a gazebo and a playground for the little ones. The Redvers Recreation Centre, located adjacent to the campground, hosts a newly renovated swimming pool, ball diamonds, concessions and events.
The rustic and charming log cabin serves as a local gift shop, coffee haven, and tourism center. Explore a variety of locally made treasures, sip on refreshing beverages, indulge in the tempting candy bar, and treat yourself to locally crafted delights, including their renowned Saskatoon berry pie, cheesecake in a jar, and Friday cinnamon buns. The log cabin also serves as a venue for weekly farmers' markets during summer months. Don't forget to capture a moment with the "World's Largest" Northwest Mounted Police statue!
The rustic and charming log cabin serves as a local gift shop, coffee haven, and tourism center. Explore a variety of locally made treasures, sip on refreshing beverages, indulge in the tempting candy bar, and treat yourself to locally crafted delights, including their renowned Saskatoon berry pie, cheesecake in a jar, and Friday cinnamon buns. The log cabin also serves as a venue for weekly farmers' markets during summer months. Don't forget to capture a moment with the "World's Largest" Northwest Mounted Police statue!
Location Information
On the W side of Redvers along Hwy 13.
View on map >lat. 49.57707° N, long. -101.7036° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-840-7337 (Sep to Apr) | 306-452-3276 (May to Sep) |
redverstourism@gmail.com