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One of the largest cities in Canada’s Saskatchewan province, Moose Jaw is a vibrant locale and a tourist hotspot situated along the Trans-Canada Highway. The city enjoys a diverse climate with a full four seasons. A brief summer sees temperatures skyrocket, and the resulting humidity can make the warmer months rainy and almost tropical. The winters tend to be long and dry, creating ideal conditions for winter sports like cross-country skiing.
Mineral spas draw visitors to Moose Jaw from near and far. Other exciting attractions include Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, the nearby saline lake, and seasonal air shows. If you're driving your RV rental through Moose Jaw on your journey along the Trans-Canada Highway, take some time to explore this charming city.
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The Great Outdoors
Local parks, like Crescent Park, are ideal family-family destinations with rolling lawns. The main park also has a library, a tennis club, and a lawn bowling club, among other recreational activities. There are also outdoor art exhibitions and shows in one of the park's amphitheaters. Wakamow Valley Park offers over 20 kilometers (12 miles) of scenic hiking and birdwatching opportunities, with the chance to see nearly 200 species. Canoe and kayak rentals are available for those looking to paddle along Moose Jaw River. The park is also kitted with four different playgrounds for children to enjoy.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, a 20-minute drive from Moose Jaw, is a treat for hikers, anglers, cross-country skiers, and nature lovers of all kinds. Keen wildlife watchers will want to trek the Bison View Trail for a chance of seeing the park's resident bison herd. Canoeing and kayaking are also popular here. A fish cleaning station is provided for those reeling in their own dinner.
Skydiving is another popular activity just outside of Moose Jaw. Local skydiving centers offer courses for beginners and exhilarating jumps for everyone, including advanced jumpers. They also offer progressive free falls, tandem dives, and solo jumps. This is just the ticket for thrill-seekers eager to get their adrenaline pumping.
If you prefer to stay on the ground, head to Old Wives Lake Nature Area. As a result of the muddy conditions of Old Wives Lake, a variety of wildlife thrives here, most notably migratory birds. Hundreds of thousands of birds pass through the park on their journey south for the winter. The saline lake and its surrounding natural area are part of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network.
Camping in Moose Jaw
Search for an RV in Moose Jaw and you'll find an abundance of rental options in Regina, Swift Current, and Mossbank. Once you've found the best motorhome rental near Moose Jaw to suit your needs and style, you can choose from one of a few campgrounds in the area.
Buffalo Pound Provincial Park has a popular campground for RV campers. The spacious sites include electricity, water, and sewer services. Other amenities include restrooms, showers, fire pits, and drinking water. The campground is open seasonally from May to September.
River Park Campground, located within Wakamow Valley Park, is another popular place to park your campervan rental in Moose Jaw. This campground provides restrooms and showers, full hookups, and a dump station. Children and pets are welcome, and the kids can let loose on the playground.
Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex is another nearby campground with comfortable provisions. Full hookups are included with 20- or 30-amp service. RV campers are welcome to bring children and pets and make use of the playground and the outdoor pool. This is also one of the few parks in the area that also offers Wi-Fi.
Exploring the City
Park your travel trailer rental in Moose Jaw's cozy downtown area and get ready to explore this beautiful city on foot. Book a historic walking tour to see some of Moose Jaw's iconic buildings. Or, if you'd prefer to see a different side of the city, venture underground into the Tunnels of Moose Jaw. These underground passages were used for all sorts of nefarious purposes, from bootlegging to transporting illegal immigrants.
History buffs will want to peruse the artifacts housed in the Moose Jaw Western Development Museum. This museum collective has locations all over the country. The Moose Jaw location features a range of rotating exhibits on everything from the creations of Saskatchewan inventors to the art of wheat straw weaving. Finally, no trip to Moose Jaw is complete without snapping a selfie with Mac the Moose, allegedly the tallest sculpture of a moose in the world.
If all that exploring made you hungry, there are several artsy eateries worth visiting in the city. Irish pubs, steakhouses, and upmarket restaurants make up part of the culinary choices. Other options include pizza parlors loved by locals and frozen yogurt pop-up stores which are a welcome treat during the hot and swampy summers. Once your Moose Jaw RV rental is road-ready, hit the Trans-Canada Highway and continue your expedition in the Great White North.
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