- Batoche National Historic Site
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Kathy
October 2025
30 ft Class C
With pets
It is quiet and beautiful there. We love watching the horses and and wandering around the land with our dog. Lori is very welcoming and gave us some of her garden produce when we left. This our second year there.
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Danielle
September 2025
Tent
With kids
This was the first time I'd been camping by myself with my two little girls. It was the perfect spot.
I felt safe and close to someone who could potentially help but also had nearly full privacy.
Everyone was so helpful and kind. Enough space to feel free but close enough to ask for help. And the horses are right there, maybe if your as sweet as my girls they'll show you the barn too lol. It's a beautiful spot. Trees and barns and all the crickets you could ever want. Lights strung up and offers of firewood and extension cords.
It was truly a really wonderful experience. Will never forget it.
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Eliza
August 2025
Tent
Lori was exceptional! She made sure we felt comfortable, provided us with everything we could need on our long journey. Our stay was so peaceful and we couldn’t ask for me ! Could not recommend more!!
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Chiara
July 2025
Tent
Lori’s land is gorgeous, with a cute area set up for guests that offers both decent privacy and idyllic views. Lori herself is also a lovely host and let me meet all her wonderful horses! I highly recommend and hope to visit again.
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David
July 2025
18 ft travel trailer
With pets
Lori was an amazing host! We had a great stay and she was gracious enough to bring us some firewood she had and made up the small barn for us to stay in! A beautiful property… we would definitely stay again!
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Melissa
July 2025
Tent
Fabulous host, views and coffee! Local land with beautiful horses and birds as your alarm clock!
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Sky
June 2025
Tent
With pets
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!
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Philip
May 2025
Tent
Absolutely worth a stay. Lori was as great a host as you could ask for. She accommodated us with short notice and was always available to help with anything we might’ve needed. The little red barn was had coffee, shelter from the bugs and a comfortable bed. All of this located on a beautiful farm with horses grazing right behind.
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Charity
May 2025
Tent
With kids
Super friendly and accommodating host. My son loved meeting the horses. Beautiful property. Lori was thoughtful enough to bring by coffee pods and water for the Keurig machine as well.
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Numa
April 2025
16 ft car
Above and beyond camping here they're always so considerate and they have such a nice facility with beautiful sunsets and nice private out of the way location
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Overview
About
Journey back in time to talk with a 19th century Métis settler about life on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. Imagine the shocking changes as the troops and warriors gathered and battle began to rage. Witness the bullet holes at the final battlefield of the Northwest Resistance of 1885 and learn more about how a traditional way of life changed forever as a new country began to form.
When to go
The best time to visit Batoche National Historic Site is during the warmer months when the site is open to the public. The site typically operates from May to September, offering the full range of tours and programs. Winter visits are less ideal as the site is closed for the season, and the harsh Saskatchewan weather can limit access and activities.
Know before you go
- Check the hours of operation before planning your visit, as Batoche National Historic Site is seasonal and closed during the winter months.
- Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for walking trails and outdoor exploration to fully enjoy the site's natural beauty and historical significance.
- The site is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors can experience the rich history and culture of Batoche.
- Admission is free for youth, making it an excellent educational outing for families and school groups.
- Be mindful of the site's regulations and guidelines to preserve the integrity of this important cultural landmark.
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