Camping & Hiking · Saskatchewan
Camp Wolf Willow
A Saskatchewan campground with A-frame cabins, secluded tent sites, hiking trails and a winery and camp store, liked for its views and quiet; hot weather and organization draw complaints.
What visitors say
Camp Wolf Willow is a quiet, scenic spot with A-frame cabins and tent sites that feel secluded. Visitors mention beautiful views, bunnies and birds around the grounds, and good bird watching. Several guests describe it as peaceful and clean, and one young visitor called it her magic place.
There are hiking trails with a mix of sun and shade that dog owners enjoyed, and a walk down to fast-moving water that's refreshing but a trek in the heat. The on-site winery and camp store sells pizza and drinks, and one guest became a fan of the sour cherry wine. Cabins and washrooms are generally described as clean.
It suits couples, families with young kids and dog owners who want a quiet, simple getaway.
Recent reviews raise some practical issues. On very hot weekends, cabins can get uncomfortably warm with little airflow, and one guest said the solar power couldn't run a fan overnight, so they left early. Check-in instructions, a site map and firewood and grey water guidance were missing for some guests, and the campground and winery don't always seem coordinated. Solar showers are only a trickle, with paid showers at the winery, and one camper found store prices high. Bring water, ice and a battery fan in summer.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 98 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camp Wolf Willow directly.