SIGNATURE LODGES
Are your rates per night, or per person?
Our nightly rates are proudly listed, and each of our lodges comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests — whether you’re bringing friends, family, or just escaping solo for the quietest getaway. Got a bigger crew? No problem — we offer a sleeping pad in the cozy upstairs reading loft for an extra guest. Still need more space? You’re welcome to bring your own air mattress, blankets, and pillows to make sure everyone sleeps soundly.
What is check-in/ out time?
We welcome you anytime after 3:00 PM for check-in, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Earlier or later times can be arranged with prior notice.
Are dogs allowed in your lodges?
We love dogs — of course! But we also understand that not everyone does, especially due to allergies. That’s why we ask for a $25 dog cleaning fee to help ensure every guest enjoys a fresh, pet-free stay (unless they bring their own furry companion).
Do I have to bring towels, linens or soaps?
Absolutely not — we’re a full-service stop. Each stay includes fresh, luxurious linens and soft towels, paired with beautiful Mother Earth Essentials soaps, an Indigenous-owned brand we proudly feature in our shower lodge.
Do the signature lodges have a stovetop?
Our signature eco-lodges beautifully blend indoor comfort with outdoor living. Inspired by the shape of a tipi — a space traditionally designed to connect both worlds — each lodge encourages guests to cook outside using the provided BBQ setup, complete with a grill, burner, and oven-style function. Inside, you’ll find a mini-fridge, running water with a sink, microwave, coffee maker, and all the dishes and utensils you’ll need for up to six guests.
Do I bring my own food?
We’re currently working on a convenient meal-kit option for our lodge guests. In the meantime, we encourage you to bring your own meals or explore one of the great local restaurants nearby (see our recommendations below).
THINGS TO DO
What restaurants are in the area?
Rosthern: (30-minute scenic drive from our lodges at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park)
Duck Lake: (20 minute drive from our lodges at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park)
What kind of entertainment is around?
Pemiska tourism offers equipment rentals, adventures, daily cultural programming, and multiple kilometres of multi-use recreational trails.
Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park is a Saskparks-operated historic site that offers historic tours perfect for all ages. You will also find our cultural ambassadors located in the tipi-village area to answer your questions and help you along your journey as you explore.
Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Centre is a museum that tells the stories of the people in this region. Including the histories of the First Nations people, Settlers and the Métis.
ADVENTURE
Age Requirements
To drive an ATV on our guided tours, you must be at least 16 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. Youth under 16 are welcome to join as passengers with guardian consent. Kayaks and canoes, and most other equipment rentals are open to all ages.
What is included?
Cleaned and prepped equipment
Necessary safety equipment ie. helmets, life jackets, throw ropes.
Tour guides will always have binoculars available if wildlife is encountered.
Snacks & light lunch with local flavours
First aid kit
Drop-off and pick-up shuttle if required within the Beardy’d & Okemasis’ Cree Nation
Experienced guides with lived experience and connections to local history and stories
Can I book a private tour?
Do our set dates not work for you? Not a problem. Please give us a email or call and let’s set something up!
Can I bring my own ATV?
Yes, please contact us to discuss discounts that can be applied to your booking if you are providing your own equipment.