Camping & Hiking · Saskatchewan
Bin There Campground
A Saskatchewan campground known for its converted grain-bin cabins, very clean shared kitchen and washrooms, and a hall for events, though a few recent guests report tense run-ins with the owner.
What visitors say
Bin There Campground is set in open prairie fields, and its signature is the grain bins converted into cabins. Guests describe them as unique, roomy and comfortable, with power, a bar fridge, camping chairs, comfortable beds, and heating and air conditioning. There are also RV sites with hookups and tent sites, where tents go on sand pads.
The shared facilities get a lot of praise. Reviewers mention a clean, well-organized communal kitchen stocked with dishes, pots and utensils, fridge and freezer space, barbecues, a large fire pit, laundry, and several washrooms and showers, both inside and out. A few guests mention a simple breakfast of coffee, toast and muffins. Many describe the place as spotless and well maintained.
It works as a stop for travellers crossing the country, with at least one late arrival accommodated without fuss, and as a spot for family gatherings. Several groups booked multiple bins for reunions or weekends, and one family rented the hall for a birthday.
The rating breakdown is split: most reviews are five stars, but there's a small cluster of one-star reviews centred on the owners' manner. A recent guest at a large family reunion described the male owner yelling at guests and children, and another reviewer had a serious incident involving their dog. Many other guests found the hosts warm and welcoming, so experiences vary. If you're bringing a large group or pets, it's worth talking through the rules in detail when you book.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 70 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Bin There Campground directly.