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Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex
Overview
Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex serves as a welcoming gateway for travelers entering the historic city of Moose Jaw. This versatile property combines the traditional RV park experience with a motel and rental cabins, creating a comprehensive travel hub for visitors. It is well-regarded for its accessibility and has been a staple for prairie road-trippers for decades, offering a reliable place to rest while exploring the heart of southern Saskatchewan.
Location & Surroundings
The park is strategically positioned at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 2, making it incredibly easy to find for those driving across the Trans-Canada Highway. Despite its proximity to major transit routes, the park maintains a sense of prairie openness. Guests are within walking distance of the famous Mac the Moose statue, a must-see landmark that marks the entrance to the city and provides an immediate photo opportunity for new arrivals.
Amenities & Park Features
The RV facilities at this complex are designed with convenience in mind, featuring spacious pull-through sites that cater to larger motorhomes and fifth wheels. Most sites offer full hookups with both 30 and 50-amp electrical service to ensure a comfortable stay. On-site amenities include:
- Clean laundry facilities and modern shower houses
- A well-stocked convenience store for essentials
- A playground for families with children
- Picnic areas for outdoor dining
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Staying here places you just minutes away from the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, where visitors can explore the city’s storied past of rum-running and underground history. For those seeking relaxation, the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa offers soothing geothermal waters in a luxurious downtown setting. History enthusiasts will also appreciate the proximity to the Western Development Museum, which showcases the unique transportation history of the Canadian prairies.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal fit for cross-country RV travelers who prioritize easy highway access and reliable utility services during a multi-day journey. It also serves as an excellent home base for family vacationers who want to explore Moose Jaw’s unique urban attractions without navigating narrow city streets with their rigs. Its mix of motel rooms and RV sites makes it particularly convenient for groups traveling together with different accommodation preferences.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Violet Ember
They allow dogs off leash to run uncontrolled all over the campground, so it's completely unsafe for anyone with smaller animals on leash. Some dogs tried to kill my rabbit in my campsite. There are no warnings that there are unleased dogs running around.
Shannon Martin
We didn't have a reservation in advance but Victoria got us a room. Yes a little dated but immaculate. There wasn't a crumb in the room . The bathroom sparkled. When we decided to stay an extra night, Victoria handled that for us as well. No worries...The room was equipped with everything you could possibly require, coffee, pots and pans, mini kitchen, dishes, and most importantly the most comfortable bed ever. Considering this is a campground as well, it was VERY quiet and relaxing, had an awesome night. In the morning Barb came by to see if we needed anything, when I simply asked for coffee she was back in like two minutes with an ample supply. We felt so welcomed and taken care of.... Thank you Barb and Victoria for showing us true Saskatchewan hospitality at its best... I can't wait to come back...
Cheryl Ware
This is a brand new koa. The location is probably ok, but with construction, we couldn't figure out how to get in. We had to call and get instructions on how to arrive. Once we got to our long and level spot, a huge limb had come down, which I had to drag off our spot. I reported this to the office, and someone came immediately and cleaned up all the debris.
Lynne Sutton
Rented a room on June 7th - HORRIBLE!!! Had to unplug the microwave in order to plug in the TV (bottom outlet was pooched). Very cold in the room - gas had been turned off - had to get a heater from the office. Beds are 'double' - very soft/uncomfortable ..pillows not great. We will NOT be back.
Teresa Tombe
Rooms are disgusting. We were read the riot act about the dog and if any damage was done our credit card would be charged. Paid and went to our room opened the door and was hit with the acrid smell of old and smelly urine.Demanded a refund will never go back