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Beardy's & Okemasis Cree Nation, W of Duck Lake on Hwy 212. Pêmiska Lodges are located at Fort Carlton Provincial Park.
Latitude: 52.83720° N,
Longitude: -106.311148° W
Pêmiska​! Beardy's & Okemasis' Cree Nation invite you to "Come and Find it!" Whether you’re looking to glamp, to discover the secrets of making bannock, to learn about Indigenous dancing, or to seek a deeper understanding of the history of our country, Pêmiska Tourism will have the experiences you’re looking for.​ Starting July 2024, book an overnight stay at Pêmiska Lodges in Fort Carlton Provincial Park. Five brand new tipi lodges can accommodate up to 5 people each. Their tipi village is also available – perfect for a land-based, cultural experience. For adventure seekers, ATVs, canoes, kayaks and fat tire bikes are available for rent; or take a guided historical ATV tour, or canoe/kayak day tour on the North Saskatchewan River.

Situated mid-point between Prince Albert and Saskatoon, the scenic 30-km Trans Canada Trail running through Beardy's & Okemasis Cree Nation is a perfect location for a day trip escape from the city. The forested trail is accessible from the St. Laurent Ferry on the North Saskatchewan River to Fort Carlton. Portions are groomed in the winter for cross-country ski enthusiasts and snowshoeing. Contact Pêmiska Tourism for additional information and updates on land-based and cultural programs available throughout the year.
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Pêmiska Tourism | From Fort to Ferry - Guided River Experience

Duck Lake, Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park, North Saskatchewan River - WC, Beardy's ＆ Okemasis Cree Nation

Jul 13, 2024 to Sep 28, 2024

Pêmiska! Beardy's & Okemasis' Cree Nation invite you to experience the natural beauty and serenity of the North Saskatchewan River on a guided canoe/kayak trip from Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park to the Wingard Ferry. Available Saturdays from spring through fall, the 4-hour tours offer a chance to see coyotes, eagles, moose, elk, deer, and more. The fleet includes six Old Towne Penobscot 164 Red Canoes and six Old Towne Sorrento Kayaks, accommodating up to 18 people. The tour fee is $150 per adult (16+), $100 per youth (15 and under), and includes a freshly cleaned canoe, snack box, lunch, personal floatation device, paddles, first aid kit, bailers, and drop-off and pick-up services. Reserve your spot now!
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Pêmiska Tourism | Reconciliation Ride - Guided ATV Historical Tour

Beardy's ＆ Okemasis Cree Nation, Duck Lake, Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park

Jun 1, 2024 to Dec 31, 2024

Pêmiska​! Beardy's & Okemasis' Cree Nation invite you to experience the juxtaposition of adventure and history! Join Pêmiska Tourism for a guided ATV adventure through picturesque vistas and rolling hills while learning the truth of our shared journey toward reconciliation. The day-long tour visits national historic sites and landmarks around the community and showcases the best of nehiyawak hospitality. Their fleet includes six 2-up CF Moto CForce 600 Touring Quads, one 6-up CF Moto UForce Side-by-Side, and one 2-up CF Moto UForce Side-by-Side, accommodating up to 20 people. The tour fee is $150 per adult (16+), $125 per child and youth (15 and under), and $550 per family (up to 6). Available year-round, the tour includes a freshly tuned quad or side-by-side, helmet, safety goggles, snack box, lunch, and first aid/emergency kit.
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Rates And Discounts

Pêmiska Lodges: $219/night. See website for equipment rental and guided tour rates.

Certifications and Affiliations

  • Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) member

Access

  • Country / Rural

Services

  • Guided tour
  • Interpretive program
  • Lessons available
  • Mindfulness / Wellness program
  • Self-guided tour
  • Tourist information available
  • Tours upon request

Amenities

  • Cable / Satellite television
  • Coffee maker
  • Firepit
  • Free parking
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Fridge
  • Gas barbecue
  • Groomed trail
  • In-room fireplace
  • Kitchenette(s)
  • Microwave
  • Modern washroom
  • No. of guest rooms / units: 5
  • Trail markers

Activities

  • ATVing
  • Birding / Wildlife viewing
  • Cross-country skiing
  • Cycling
  • Fat biking
  • Hiking
  • Interactive workshop
  • Mountain biking
  • Snowshoeing
  • Stargazing

Equipment Rental

  • ATV rental
  • Canoe rental
  • Fat bike rental
  • Kayak rental

Inclusive Travel

  • Family friendly

Maps & Docs

Contact Info

Phone(s): 306-467-4523 |
tourism@beardysband.com

Beardy's & Okemasis Cree Nation, W of Duck Lake on Hwy 212. Pêmiska Lodges are located at Fort Carlton Provincial Park.

Latitude: 52.83720° N, Longitude: -106.311148° W

Central - Beardy's ＆ Okemasis Cree Nation

Pêmiska​! Beardy's & Okemasis' Cree Nation invite you to "Come and Find it!" Whether you’re looking to glamp, to discover the secrets of making bannock, to learn about Indigenous dancing, or to seek a deeper understanding of the history of our country, Pêmiska Tourism will have the experiences you’re looking for.​ Starting July 2024, book an overnight stay at Pêmiska Lodges in Fort Carlton Provincial Park. Five brand new tipi lodges can accommodate up to 5 people each. Their tipi village is also available – perfect for a land-based, cultural experience. For adventure seekers, ATVs, canoes, kayaks and fat tire bikes are available for rent; or take a guided historical ATV tour, or canoe/kayak day tour on the North Saskatchewan River.

Situated mid-point between Prince Albert and Saskatoon, the scenic 30-km Trans Canada Trail running through Beardy's & Okemasis Cree Nation is a perfect location for a day trip escape from the city. The forested trail is accessible from the St. Laurent Ferry on the North Saskatchewan River to Fort Carlton. Portions are groomed in the winter for cross-country ski enthusiasts and snowshoeing. Contact Pêmiska Tourism for additional information and updates on land-based and cultural programs available throughout the year.

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Location Information

Beardy's & Okemasis Cree Nation, W of Duck Lake on Hwy 212. Pêmiska Lodges are located at Fort Carlton Provincial Park.

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lat. 52.83720° N, long. -106.311148° W

Contact Info

Phone: 306-467-4523 |
tourism@beardysband.com

Travel Offers

Pêmiska Tourism | From Fort to Ferry - Guided River Experience

Jul 13, 2024 to Sep 28, 2024

STARTING AT: $100

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Pêmiska Tourism | Reconciliation Ride - Guided ATV Historical Tour

Jun 1, 2024 to Dec 31, 2024

STARTING AT: $125

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BOOK NOW >