Budgetcampervans offer RV rental to visit Regina from our nearest depot in Calgary, Alberta. Regina is situated 760 km (470 miles) east of Calgary, Alberta. Calgary offers a wide range of campers, truck campers, motorhomes and RVs from our top rental suppliers including:
Cruise Canada
Fraserway
Four Seasons
Escape Campers
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From Regina, you can explore some of Saskatchewan's prairies and wildlands about 250 km (155 miles) southwest. Head for Grasslands National Park.
Travel Tips for Your Regina, Saskatchewan RV Adventure
Weather Considerations: Saskatchewan has quite diverse weather conditions. Winters are harsh, with very low temperatures. Your vehicle may be interested, so there will be no onboard running water.
Summers are warm, and temperatures can reach 26C. So opt for air-conditioning at least in the cab.
Check road conditions and weather forecasts daily.
Campground Reservations: Popular campgrounds around Regina can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. Make reservations in advance to secure your spot.
Provisions and Supplies: Before hitting the road, stock up on essentials. Regina has several supermarkets and outdoor farmers markets where you can buy supplies for your journey.
Suggested Itineraries for Regina, Saskatchewan
Option 1: Prairie
Day 1-3: Explore Regina and its attractions, including the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Wascana Centre Park.
Overnight: Stay at Wascana Centre Park Campground for a convenient start.
Day 4-7: Head east towards Moose Jaw, known for its historic architecture and the Tunnels of Moose Jaw.
Overnight: Buffalo Pound Provincial Park for a lakeside setting.
Day 8-10: Journey to Grasslands National Park, a dark sky preserve.
Overnight: Frenchman Valley Campground for a real wilderness experience. Open May to October.
Day 11-14: Return to Regina via scenic routes. Explore the Qu'Appelle Valley
Overnight: Regina Campground.
Option 2: Cultural and Historical Exploration
Day 1-3: Start your journey in Regina, visiting the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and the RCMP Heritage Centre.
Overnight: Stay at Regina RV Park for a central location.
Day 4-7: Head northwest to Saskatoon. Explore the Western Development Museum and the river front.
Overnight: Pike Lake Provincial Park.
Day 8-10: Venture to Prince Albert National Park. Discover the park's trails, wildlife, and the historic Grey Owl's cabin.
Overnight: Waskesiu Lake Campground
Day 11-14: Return to Regina through the Qu'Appelle Valley. Visit the Last Mountain House Provincial Historic Park and the charming town of Lumsden.
Overnight: Regina Campground for a convenient return.
Must-See Sightseeing, What to Do, and What to Experience
Royal Saskatchewan Museum: natural and cultural history of Saskatchewan.
Wascana Centre Park: Enjoy outdoor activities, scenic walks, and cultural events in this urban park.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park: Relax by the lake.
Where to Stop Overnight
Wascana Centre Park Campground (Regina): A convenient and central location for exploring Regina.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park: Lakeside camping offers a peaceful overnight experience.
Frenchman Valley Campground (Grasslands National Park): Immerse yourself in the unique prairie landscapes.
Time to Travel and Distance
The suggested itineraries cover approximately 800 kilometres (500 miles), allowing for a relaxed pace and ample exploration time. Driving times may vary based on road conditions and your chosen route.
Calgary to Regina and Beyond (14-day Round Trip)
This itinerary allows you to explore Regina, the Saskatchewan prairies, and even dip into Alberta.
Days 1-2: Start your journey in Calgary, Alberta (distance: 644 km / 400 mi, driving time: 6.5 hours). Explore Calgary's downtown, visit the Calgary Tower for breathtaking views, and Western heritage at Heritage Park Historical Village.
Overnight: Numerous campgrounds and RV parks are available in Calgary. Consider locations near tourist attractions or with amenities like laundry facilities.
Days 3-4: Head east to Grasslands National Park (distance: 220 km / 137 mi, driving time: 2.5 hours). Hike through rolling grasslands, spot bison and black-footed ferrets, and experience the Canadian prairies.
Overnight: Grasslands National Park offers front-country campgrounds with basic amenities. Book your campsite in advance.
Days 5-7: Continue your journey to Regina, Saskatchewan (distance: 390 km / 242 mi, driving time: 4 hours). Explore Regina's Wascana Centre, a large park with gardens, a lake, and walking trails. Visit the Royal Saskatchewan Museum to learn about the province's history and culture.
Don't miss the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, a stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture.
Overnight: Regina offers numerous RV parks and campgrounds catering to different budgets and preferences. Utilise online resources like compendium, to find suitable options.
Day 8: Take a day trip to Moose Jaw, a quirky town known for its underground tunnels and tunnel tours (distance: 78 km / 48 mi, driving time: 1 hour). Explore the tunnels, visit the Moose Jaw Tunnels & Prohibition Museum, and learn about the town's fascinating past.
Day 9: Head north to Prince Albert National Park (distance: 320 km / 199 mi, driving time: 4 hours). Enjoy hiking, canoeing, fishing, and wildlife viewing in this beautiful park.
Overnight: Prince Albert National Park offers front-country and backcountry camping options. Book your campsite in advance based on your preference.
Days 10-12: Travel west to Saskatoon, a city on the South Saskatchewan River (distance: 270 km / 168 mi, driving time: 3.5 hours). Explore Saskatoon's River Landing District, visit the Saskatoon Farmers' Market, and enjoy the city’s cultural scene.
Overnight: Saskatoon offers a variety of RV parks and campgrounds. Consider locations near the riverfront or with easy access to downtown.
Days 13-14: Return to Calgary, Alberta (distance: 644 km / 400 mi, driving time: 6.5 hours).
Must-See Sightseeing:
Calgary: Calgary Tower, Heritage Park Historical Village, Glenbow Museum
Grasslands National Park: Hiking trails, wildlife viewing
Regina: Wascana Centre, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Saskatchewan Legislative Building
Moose Jaw
