Camping & Hiking · Saskatchewan
A treed, well-kept campground just off Highway 1 near Regina, Saskatchewan, with full-service and 50-amp sites, a pool, a big dog run and a very welcoming owner. Tap water is posted as non-potable.
Comfort Plus Campground is an easy on-and-off stop from Highway 1, and many reviewers found it while crossing the country. Tree cover is good, so sites feel shaded and semi-private, and the highway is audible but not intrusive. Guests describe the grounds as tidy and thoughtfully decorated.
The owner gets consistently warm reviews for her greeting, local knowledge and flexibility, including moving one couple to a sheltered site on a windy day before they even arrived. Sites are level, with water and power, full services and 50-amp available, and drive-through spots for rigs up to about 40 feet. Washrooms, showers and laundry are clean, and the park accepts recycling.
There's more to do than at a typical stopover. An old schoolhouse in the middle has books, a pool table and shuffleboard, there's an outdoor pool, game areas for kids, and a large dog run with a tree-lined walking path. Several guests used it as a base to explore Regina, and some stayed longer than planned.
The main thing to know is the water. It's officially listed as non-potable, though the owner has test results she shares, and bottled water is sold on site. If you're uneasy, fill your tank before you arrive. One reviewer described it as more rustic than a big-box campground, which most saw as a plus.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 202 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Comfort Plus Campground directly.
