RV Rental Regina, SK

Park your RV rental in Regina at the Wascana Center, an urban park with over 2,200 acres that borders Wascana Lake. The city's government offices are even located within Wascana Center. Wander through the trails that take you through much of the park, or find a sunny spot and soak up some rays. Bring along a picnic and unwind from the stresses of everyday life. There's also a protected habitat area where birdwatchers can see over 45 different bird species.

The Kiwanis Club of Regina developed a park that borders the Wascana Creek where visitors can take in the beauty of nature without having to leave the city. The star feature of Kiwanis Waterfall Park is, unsurprisingly, its beautiful waterfall garden, a popular spot for photos. Several picnic areas, baseball diamonds, and a walking path make this an excellent spot to spend a day with the family while renting an RV in Regina.

When you want to go biking or take a nice stroll, head over to AE Wilson Park. Excellent walking and biking trails wind through the park. Trails range from easy to moderate in difficulty and are a great way to unwind and get a dose of fresh air. In the winter, when the heavy snows have fallen, tobogganing is a fun activity at the park. If you're renting a campervan in Regina in the summer, the kids can cool off at the park's splash pad.

One of the best ways to experience everything Regina has to offer is to camp out in a travel trailer rental. You'll find several places to park your motorhome rental in Regina. Kings Acres Campground is open year-round and comes complete with all the comforts of home. You'll enjoy standard amenities like restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and a sanitary dump station. Kings Acres also provides fun activities, including a rec room with a TV, a pool table, and games. This campground offers 50 full-hookup sites and an on-site convenience store.

Buffalo Lookout Campground has several pull-through campsites for larger RVs. Campsites have either 30- or 50-amp electric hookups, while full hookups are also available. Guests can enjoy access to Wi-Fi, as well as amenities like restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. Firewood is available for purchase at the office; guests aren't permitted to bring their own firewood.

Spend a few days relaxing in your Regina camper rental at the Comfort Plus Campground. Located just a short drive out of town, Comfort Plus Campground is a quiet campground and an excellent choice for big rigs. A convenience store is located on-site for any last-minute necessities or souvenirs. Full hookups are available, in addition to clean bathhouses and laundry facilities. Even the canine campers are taken care of here with their own fenced play area.

History buffs and nature lovers will want to check out the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. This natural history museum features several galleries with an array of exhibits on everything from Saskatchewan's prehistoric wildlife to its indigenous cultures. The kids will surely want to snap a selfie with the museum's resident robotic T-Rex, Megamunch. Whether you choose to take a guided tour or venture through the museum on your own, you'll discover plenty of opportunities to learn more about this historically significant part of Canada.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Heritage Centre is a museum dedicated to preserving the history of the RCMP. The museum catalogs the full history of the RCMP through photos, artifacts, videos, and audio presentations. The RCMP Training Academy is located in Regina, so it only seemed fitting to have a history museum dedicated to these brave individuals and their service to their country. Visitors to the museum can also head over to the training academy for a tour of the grounds which have been training RCMP members since 1885.

If you're traveling with little ones, plan to visit the state-of-the-art interactive science museum in Regina. The Saskatchewan Science Centre is a treat for toddlers and budding scientists of all ages. All the exhibits here are interactive, and the kids are sure to have a blast building, creating, and learning. The science center also hosts events for the grown-ups as well, complete with fun games and experiments as well as refreshments.