Camping & Hiking · Fishing · Water Sports · Saskatchewan
An Indigenous-owned eco lodge at Waterhen Lake First Nation in northern Saskatchewan, with cabins, rooms and tipis, free kayaks and paddleboards, home-cooked food and a busy wedding calendar.
Waters Edge Eco Lodge is an Indigenous-owned lodge run by Waterhen Lake First Nation, set among poplars beside the lake. It has a bright main lodge, cabins, rooms and newly built tipis, and it hosts weddings, family stays, large groups and even a land-based fishing camp. Guests mention great views and clear night skies.
Hospitality is the recurring theme. Reviewers praise a welcoming manager and staff, spotless rooms and home-cooked meals, and one visitor noted that newer casual staff were still learning. Rooms and cabins are described as clean and cozy, and the tipis as upscale camping with new, clean bathroom facilities nearby.
For outdoor time, guests have free use of canoes, kayaks and paddleboards from the dock, plus fire pits and trailheads with access to the Boreal Trail. There's a boat launch, and reviewers mention good fishing and wildlife nearby. Handmade beadwork is sold on site.
It's remote, and the restaurant was still being built up at last report, with catering mainly for larger events. Bring plenty of food and use the guest kitchen, which reviewers rate highly.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 91 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Waters Edge Eco Lodge directly.
