Pêmiska Tourism

Visit Pêmiska Tourism, located just 45 minutes north of Saskatoon in Treaty 6 Territory. Immerse yourself in the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of the region while being invited to engage in conversations around reconciliation.

Located in Fort Carlton Provincial Park, guests can stay in the newly built lodges that pay homage to the past with a tipi-like design. These cozy accommodations are designed to blend harmoniously with the landscape and feature amenities such as kitchenettes, barbecues, and fireplaces for a comfortable stay. These lodges can sleep up to five people and provide the perfect retreat for those looking to relax and connect with nature. For a more traditional experience, spend the night in a tipi where you can connect to the culture, land, and nature.

Pêmiska Tourism offers a variety of adventures for every kind of traveller. Visitors can trek over 30 kilometres of the Trans Canada Trail, paddle through the serene waterways, or join guided outdoor tours to discover the natural beauty and cultural significance of the area. They can also enjoy making bannock over an open fire while listening to the captivating stories shared by community members.

Pêmiska Tourism is a gateway to history and home to three National Historic Sites that have shaped Canada’s identity. Visitors can stand where Indigenous leaders fought for justice at the Battle of Duck Lake, reflect on the resilience of Indigenous People at the St. Michael’s Residential School site and the Treaty 6 Monument, which honours the partnerships, negotiations and promises made between nations.

Whether you are seeking an adventure, reflection, cultural immersion or a night away from home, Pêmiska Tourism offers a meaningful experience that will stay with guests long after their journey ends.