Fishing · Saskatchewan
Three Lakes Camp
A family-run fishing camp on Jan Lake in northern Saskatchewan with clean cabins, motel rooms, rental boats and attentive dock service. Many guests have returned for decades.
What visitors say
Three Lakes Camp sits on Jan Lake, and reviewers talk about sunsets over the water, loons calling and a peaceful northern setting. Cabins are described as spotless and comfortable with crisp bedding, and there are also motel rooms that work well for two people.
The owners and their dock crew are the heart of most reviews. Staff warm up boats in the morning, help load and unload, handle fuel and will clean and fillet your catch in a fish plant that one guest described as clean and recently updated. One angler was lent a spare battery when theirs acted up, and another group was given a tour of the large lake on their first afternoon.
Rental boats include 16-foot aluminum boats with 25 hp electric-start motors that one guest found steady on a rough day. Reviewers describe the fishing as excellent and mention experienced guides. The camp suits beginners and families, and several families have been coming every summer for 10 to 27 years.
There's very little negative feedback. Groups of three or more may be happier in a cabin than a motel room, and it's worth booking early since detached cabins can fill up.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 39 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Three Lakes Camp directly.