Saskatoon 16 West RV Park

Arrived late afternoon on Victoria Day. Were quickly checked-in and directed to our site, a pull-through long enough to contain our 43’ motorhome with towed vehicle attached and full utilities (30-amp electric). The sites were all gravel, as were the roads. The park had numerous trees and was surrounded by farmland. We were scheduled to stay only 2 night, but had to extend 2 nights because of ill-health to our traveling companions. The owners/hosts were extremely gracious and moved an incoming RV to another site to allow us to stay put. The camp store is well stocked, the grounds kept clean, and the rest room cleaned daily. Some road noise from Highway 16 could be heard now and again, but was never so loud as to interfere with sleeping. AT&T and Verizon coverage was good.

As regular travelers from our home base of Ontario and Edmonton we make it a point to stay at 16 West park every time we drive by.
The hosts are fantastic to deal with and make the check in process painless.
Spaces between rigs is better than many parks for sure.
Although the bathrooms are older they are spotless and cleaned regular and function as they should.
Laundry room has plenty of machines and we didn't have to wait at all.
Overall this is a fantastic RV park to stay in.
If I had to say anything negative it might be the highway drone you hear outside your rig, once inside it goes away. Even outside it never bothered us.

Picnic tables need to be refinished.
Most of the fire pits are all crocked. We where here last year at the same site. I tried to wedge it the pit with a piece of wood so it was useable. The same piece of 2x4 is still there. They need to be cemented in. Showers weren’t working.
The Canadian flags at the entrance are a disgrace to the awesome country we live in. Please replace them.

A wide open RV Park with trees between sites, my site 74 had 30 amp but the electrical box was in need of repair. Water pressure, sewer, and electric worked fine. As I make my way through Saskatchewan, this is a fine spot to camp in a Class A 38' motor coach towing a Jeep. Check in was easy, your reservation payment does not get credited to pay for the site, so you must register and pay separately upon arrival. Trimming of the trees and bushes at the site was in need of attention as the bushes upon entry brushed the Jeep when properly parked at the site. The site was level and after several nights at Regional Parks, having full hook ups were very welcome.