Saskatchewan Back Country Trip
1-10 Guests • Drop Camp • Private • Guided
Description
MAY - SEPTEMBER
Saddle up and head through the Prince Albert National Park into the Saskatchewan outback on a guided horse riding adventure. Set up camp on a remote lake in the Boreal forest where you can catch your supper and watch it be cooked by our team over the open flames of your campfire. Enjoy life as it was with the opportunity to see wild bison, deer, elk, moose, lynx, and many bird species. Fall asleep to the sound of loons, coyotes or even wolves under a bed of stars and perhaps a magnificent display of northern lights.
Give yourself an extra day to relax by the lake or continue your adventure down the many trails in the area. A true Canadian cowboy experience.
TRIP INCLUDES:
Base price is per rider for 2 days riding and one-night accommodations
- Tents, sleeping Bags, cots, air mattresses, bed rolls at the Backcountry camp
- Guides, horses, or wagon
- Firewood, cookware
ITINERARY
- Depart from the ranch at roughly 10am (times can be customized) and arrive at the Backcountry Camp around 3-4pm as it is approximately a 5 hour ride.
- Arrive at the Backcountry camp and get settled in.
- Once the horses are unsaddled perhaps we can take one of two of them for a swim and you can join them!
- You are welcome to catch your supper on the natural lake.
- After you have caught supper we can cook it over an open flame campfire. Bring whatever alcoholic beverages you like for around the campfire in the evenings.
- Departure days we recommend leaving camp after a good hearty breakfast but all times are flexible and customary. This is your vacation and we want you to relax and enjoy the ride.
AVAILABLE ADD-ONS:
- Additional Ranch-Stay nights (after the 2 days)
- Additional Backcountry 1-Day/1-Night (after the first 2 days)
- Food Package
- Sleeping Bag & Pillow
- Horse-drawn Wagon / Wagon Riders
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Upgrades
Add Additional Nights at the Ranch (Each Room Can Sleep Up to 4)
$132.00
Additional Backcountry Day/Night (after first 2 days)
$302.50
Your Host
John P
John has been a guide in the hunting industry since 2007 making clients successful with waterfowl, whitetail, bear, and bighorn sheep hunts. During the offseason, John is involved in the hospitality and tourism industry and runs his guest ranch located on the west side of Prince Albert National Park.
from $605/Experience
More Pricing Information
Base Price
$605.00 Per Person Per Experience
$132.00 Per Item
$302.50 Per Person Per Item
$82.50 Per Person
$82.50 Per Person Per Item
$33.00 Per Item
$1210.00
$605.00
$275.00 Per Item
$137.50
Pay later options are only available for trips that start more than 30 days from today.
Total Payment
$605.00
Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.
Amenities
- All Camping Supplies
- Seasoned Guides
- Horses
- Wagon
- Firewood
- Cookware
Location
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Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Gear
- Comfortable Riding Appareal
- Comfortable Shoes
- Personal Items
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Rules & Guidelines
RANCH HOUSE ROOM RENTALS
With all the amenities of home you can rest your legs at the end of the day and tell stories around the campfire. You never can tell when it'll break out into a game of horse shoes or song around these parts. We have several rooms that sleep up to 4 people in bunk beds. Other attractions around the ranch include canoeing, fishing, berry picking, bird watching, hiking/biking trails, sleigh rides, snowshoeing, music festivals, and more.
CAMPING
Powered camp sites available for self contained campers
WHAT TO BRING
We ride rain or shine so be prepared with the proper attire to face the elements Saskatchewan nature throws at you.
- Closed toe footwear. We strongly recommend footwear with a heel on it. We do have extra boots at the ranch but cannot guarantee we'll have your size.
- Please wear long pants. No shorts, skirts, or dresses.
- Bug spray and sunscreen.
- Snacks or a lunch, and water for your trip. We do have saddle bags to store such things while riding, but space is limited.
- A camera, to remember your ride in the park and to grab a picture with your trusty steed.
- A full charged phone charger as there is nowhere to plug in and recharge on the trails.
WINTER RIDERS
- It’s an amazing experience to ride in the winter around the ranch…as long as you are not cold!
- So please be sure to bring warm winter clothes, winter boots, winter gloves and layer up.
Our Release of Liability form.
Please message host to read and sign prior to your arrival.
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