Plan your visit

Prince Albert National Park

In the park, the town of Waskesiu Lake offers a full range of accommodation, including camping, hotels and cabin rentals. From May to September the town offers additional dining and retail outlets.

Activities and experiences

Things to do, trails, tours, programs, camping, wildlife watching and more

Hours of operation

Facilities and campground hours of operation.

Camping and overnight accommodations

Types of accommodations, oTENTiks and nearby accommodations.

Fees

Daily visitor fees, camping and program fees, and more. Free admission for youth.

Reservations

Make a reservation for campsites, accommodations and select activities

Trail conditions

Make your trip a safe one by checking the latest conditions.

Local attractions and tourism

Community services, tourism information.

Accessibility

Accessible trails, camping, facilities and experiences.

Waskesiu Townsite Administration

Administration and maintenance within the Town of Waskesiu Lake

Waste management

Help us keep the national park community clean and safe.

Safety and guidelines

Important bulletins, trail conditions, weather, seasonal safety, park regulations.

Improvements and infrastructure

What to know before travel: facilities, roads, bridges, trails, and visitor facility improvements.

How to get here

Directions and distances to Prince Albert National Park by air and car.

How to get here

Location

PO Box 100
Waskesiu Lake
SK S0J 2Y0

Phone
1-306-663-4522

Email
princealbertinfo@pc.gc.ca

Directions

Most visitors choose to use the small lakeside town of Waskesiu, located within the park, as a base for exploration. A full range of accommodation, from hotels to cabins and campsites is available in town. From Waskesiu, roads and trails lead to lakes and backcountry terrain.

Air:

Regina, Saskatoon and Calgary all have international airports that are serviced by major national and international carriers. Major car rental agencies operate out of the Saskatoon International airport.

Car:

The park is accessible by Highways #2 and #264 (approximately 90km north of Prince Albert) or the Scenic Route - Highway #263, all of which are paved, year-round roads.