Camping & Hiking · Saskatchewan

Living Waters Camp

3.6 · 91 Google reviews

A camp and campground in Saskatchewan with a beach, cabins and a lodge for groups, liked by families; ratings are sharply split, and RVers report rough access and unlevel sites.

SaskatchewanNw 1/4 24 45 1 west of the third Adamson Lake, Duck Lake No. 463, S0K 2S0+1 306-260-9530Amenities: Cabins, Group lodge, Beach, Sewer dump

What visitors say

Living Waters Camp is a Saskatchewan campground that also runs as a faith-based camp, with cabins and a lodge that can be rented for larger gatherings. Supporters describe well-kept grounds and a good beach, and like that it's close to the highway and not far from the city.

Families are the happiest group. One returning visitor called it their favourite campground, pointing to the staff and the number of things for kids to do. The facilities are described as aging but in decent shape.

The ratings are unusually divided, with a large share of one-star reviews alongside a majority of five-star ones, and some of the criticism is about the camp's religious teaching rather than the campground itself. For RV campers the practical complaints are more useful: one visitor found sites were natural grass rather than levelled gravel, hard to back into, not all with picnic tables, and poorly signed. The same reviewer called the access road the worst washboard they'd seen. Bring levelling blocks and take the road slowly.

Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 91 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Living Waters Camp directly.