Featured Towns

Star City is a small town with a big heart, located centrally between Melfort and Tisdale. The town has amenities including a gas station/convenience store, churches, library, school (K-12), mechanical shop, insurance office, Elks community hall, Legion hall, and a community arena including a kitchen open weekly, where you can warm up & enjoy some great food. Star City prides itself on being a safe, friendly, and affordable community to live in and raise a family. Don’t drive by – stop in! Check out The Town of Star City and explore the snowmobile club here

Bjorkdale is well known as the “village in the valley”, a local treasure hidden from view as you travel Highway 23 in North East Saskatchewan. It isn’t until you’ve already arrived, that you can see the beauty of this community. Trees, hills, pasture lands – picture perfect surroundings to live, work, and play within! Valley Inn Bar and restaurant is a staple in our community with great food and all the essentials like premium gas. Bjorkdale also has the Beeland Coop located just down the street with all your grocery, confectionary and hardware needs included a cardlock for after hours. Bjorkdale is safe and affordable and a great community to raise a family in. Stop in at Bjorkdale and see what we have to offier.

Hudson Bay is a town of 1500 residents, nestled in the Red Deer Valley between the Pasquia & Porcupine Hills, making it ideal for snowmobile trails. Surrounded by the picturesque boreal forest, it is a popular destination for snowmobilers to fuel up or spend the weekend. With a variety of restaurants and accommodation options to offer. Make sure you call ahead to book a reservation.

Porcupine Plain is located slightly north east of Greenwater Lake Provincial Park. The forests, lakes and rolling hills make this one of the most beautiful areas in the province and a definite destination to add to your sledding trip. Porcupine Plain has several accommodation options, four restaurants, a bar, two grocery stores and a fuel station. Visit their site from more details.

Carrot River — Saskatchewan’s OUTBACK — is located just east of Nipawin, and offers quality amenities with that genuine small town appeal. Stay overnight at one of their 3 accommodations in town, or look into cabin accommodations in the rural area. With several restaurants, 3 fuel stations, a general store Co-op, and its ideal location between communities Carrot River makes a great weekend base. Visit their page to find more details.

Nipawin is a historical town dating back to the 1600s. Tobin Lake, Nipawin Dam and the Boreal Forest are all just a short ride from the town. Enroute, you are likely to see some local wildlife. There are moose, fox, wolverine and bears in the area, to name just a few. Keep your eyes peeled and remember, the animals are much more afraid of you than you are of them. Nipawin is a great place to spend a night or to use as your home base during your snowmobile excursions. There are five or six motels and inns and no shortage of dining options, from Wild Bill’s Pizza to The Dam Smokehouse.

Arborfield is a town of 350 people located between Porcupine Plain and Nipawin, as the crow flies. Situated just a few miles from the Pasquia Hills (a huge forest of evergreens) and close to many local lakes, they also have an inn, bar, cafe and grocery store. It is a great place to warm up and grab lunch.

Melfort is a pretty little city with five accommodation options and a large number of restaurants. Melfort has every major amenity plus rinks, cinemas, bowling, and a pool. It is a great place to stop for fuel, a meal or accommodation.

Tisdale is a community of 4000 people located just east of Melfort. The town has two hotels and a motel, as well as a wide variety of restaurants, grocery stores and fuel stations. Take the trails through Greenwater Provincial Park and Kipabiskau Regional Park, and then ride into Tisdale for the night.

Zenon Park is a small French village with a population of 230 people. The community has an agricultural based economy, with no amenities, but they do have an arena, community hall and friendly residents. So, if you need directions or a warm-up, swing in to their main street!

Kelvington is situated by numerous lakes, including Fishing Lake, Greenwater Lake Provincial Park and Round Lake. There are several options for accommodations in town, as well as a few restaurants and gas stations.

St Brieux is located between Humboldt and Melfort, near the northern tip of Lenore Lake. The town has two grocery stores and three restaurants. It is a welcoming little community and would be a nice lunch stop.