Camping Near Prince Albert, SK, CA: 20 Best Campgrounds 2026

With four museums, an art gallery, lots of dining options and all the services you need, Prince Albert is a sweet little city that's worth stopping in before exploring the vast parks that it sits between. Recreation opportunities abounx in and around Prince Albert, and campers can find something awesome to experience all year-round. Locals embrace even the coldest days as opportunities to ski, snowmobile, or ice fish, and within a few hours' drive of the city are amazing camping spots that showcase the very best of Saskatchewan's forests, lakes, and wildlife.

If backcountry camping in the national park, be aware that there is no potable water supply and cell phone coverage may be non-existent in places.
You'll need a vehicle to get around Prince Albert. The small airport doesn't support any major airlines, so your best bet is to travel in from Saskatoon.
Black flies and mosquitoes can be intense in the summer months, so pack extra-strength bug spray (or plan to visit either in spring before they peak or in early fall when they ease off).

86% (18) • 6 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Prince Albert

Hoof Hearted Family Acres

1. Hoof Hearted Family Acres

85%

(20)

34km from Prince Albert · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Located 25 min south of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. We offer 10 acres of land perfect for tents and RV camping. Our new A cabin is ready for rentals $69 per night no minimum, queen size bed, sky light for star gazing and only steps away from our 25' gazabo with fire pit! Remember this is a farm...you will see farm things, smell farm things and even though we try to keep things clean you might even step in farm things! Our property has a natural and rustic feel that is ideal for a relaxing and comfortable camping experience. You will find free-range animals on the property that are friendly to be around including llamas, dogs, cats, chickens, goats, sheep and more! The campground has a fire pit to keep you warm and campfires are permitted. We also have a communal BBQ and both indoor and outdoor seating areas for eating meals. Other amenities include potable water, a outhouse, no showers. We are a pet-friendly and family-friendly campsite. There are miles and miles of trails for hiking, off-roading, biking and more. We’re also right by a large body of water perfect for canoeing. If you are bringing an RV, we have level sites suitable for RVs 45 feet or less. There is an electrical hookup, first come first serve (less than 30amps) no water hookup available. This is the perfect place to bring your family for an unforgettable camping experience.

Pets

Electrical hookup

Toilets

With four museums, an art gallery, lots of dining options and all the services you need, Prince Albert is a sweet little city that's worth stopping in before exploring the vast parks that it sits between. Recreation opportunities abounx in and around Prince Albert, and campers can find something awesome to experience all year-round. Locals embrace even the coldest days as opportunities to ski, snowmobile, or ice fish, and within a few hours' drive of the city are amazing camping spots that showcase the very best of Saskatchewan's forests, lakes, and wildlife.

If backcountry camping in the national park, be aware that there is no potable water supply and cell phone coverage may be non-existent in places.
You'll need a vehicle to get around Prince Albert. The small airport doesn't support any major airlines, so your best bet is to travel in from Saskatoon.
Black flies and mosquitoes can be intense in the summer months, so pack extra-strength bug spray (or plan to visit either in spring before they peak or in early fall when they ease off).

86% (18) • 6 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Prince Albert

Hoof Hearted Family Acres

1. Hoof Hearted Family Acres

85%

(20)

34km from Prince Albert · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: Located 25 min south of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. We offer 10 acres of land perfect for tents and RV camping. Our new A cabin is ready for rentals $69 per night no minimum, queen size bed, sky light for star gazing and only steps away from our 25' gazabo with fire pit! Remember this is a farm...you will see farm things, smell farm things and even though we try to keep things clean you might even step in farm things! Our property has a natural and rustic feel that is ideal for a relaxing and comfortable camping experience. You will find free-range animals on the property that are friendly to be around including llamas, dogs, cats, chickens, goats, sheep and more! The campground has a fire pit to keep you warm and campfires are permitted. We also have a communal BBQ and both indoor and outdoor seating areas for eating meals. Other amenities include potable water, a outhouse, no showers. We are a pet-friendly and family-friendly campsite. There are miles and miles of trails for hiking, off-roading, biking and more. We’re also right by a large body of water perfect for canoeing. If you are bringing an RV, we have level sites suitable for RVs 45 feet or less. There is an electrical hookup, first come first serve (less than 30amps) no water hookup available. This is the perfect place to bring your family for an unforgettable camping experience.

Pets

Electrical hookup

Toilets

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Kodi is the smiliest dog you will ever meet!

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Sky

June 2025

Tent

With pets

2 nights at Hoof Hearted Family Acres

The land was beautiful and the animals made it such a wonderful experience. The owner was accommodating and helpful. Definitely interested in staying again. Thank you so much Don for all your help and for being such a great host!

Prince Albert camping guide

Where to go

Prince Albert National Park

With 1,500 lakes teeming with fish and edged by beaches, superb hiking, kayaking, boating, unparalleled wildlife (if you want to see wolves or a bison herd, this is the place), Prince Albert National Park is one of Canada's most stunning parks. Within the park is the resort town of Waskesiu Lake, which offers a range of restaurants, stores, and equipment rentals, as well as a wide range of frontcountry and backcountry campsites.

Lac La Ronge Provincial Park

Follow historic fur-trapper routes along the Churchill River in this massive park ,which has more than 100 lakes and 30 designated canoe routes. Naturally awesome, Lac La Ronge isn't just about the water—there are tons of hiking and skiing trails, plus private campsites in the lush forest. The park is also home to Saskatchewan’s oldest building, the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, and numerous service centres where you can grab what you need for your trip.

Narrow Hills Provincial Park

In Narrow Hills, hike through the boreal forest for incredible views out over crystal-clear lakes (some stocked with trout ready for fishing), and camp in the pristine wilderness. Carved by glaciers, the park has valleys and terrain to explore, and fantastic bird and wildlife viewing opportunities, as well as maintained beaches and facilities alongside frontcountry campsites.

When to go

If your idea of heaven is warm nights, swimming, and beaches, you'll want to wait until mid-June (with temperatures reaching the mid-70s in the height of summer), but from May to September, weather is pleasant. Winter camping is also popular, with plenty of winter activities on offer in the national park and beyond. Winter landscapes offer the best wildlife viewing opportunities, especially if you want to see wolves.

Top camping destinations around Prince Albert

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Prince Albert National Park

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some popular activities in Prince Albert National Park?

In Prince Albert National Park, you can enjoy activities such as hiking, kayaking, boating, and wildlife viewing. The park also offers superb fishing opportunities in its 1,500 lakes. You can also explore different options for camping near Prince Albert on Hipcamp.

What is the best time to visit Prince Albert for camping?

For warm nights, swimming, and beaches, mid-June to September is the best time to visit Prince Albert for camping. Winter camping is also popular, with plenty of winter activities on offer. You can also explore different options for camping near Prince Albert on Hipcamp.

What are some recreational opportunities in and around Prince Albert?

In and around Prince Albert, you can find a variety of recreational opportunities such as skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. The city is also surrounded by amazing camping spots that showcase the best of Saskatchewan's forests, lakes, and wildlife. You can also explore different options for camping near Prince Albert on Hipcamp.