Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex

Access to the park is good. Pavement all the way. Signage is adequate. The park was easy to find.

The park office is a short distance into the park. Check in was dome by remote as we had quarantined ourselves due to the COVID 19 pandemic. We did not see or speak to anyone in the park in person.

Our site, 42, was easy to find even without directions or a map. It was a narrow pull through that was just long enough for our rig and towed. Service were to the left side. There was hardly any attempt to provide a buffer between sites. A few posts with fibreglass panels was it. I became very concerned with the electric service. There are no breakers to allow shutting off the power for plugging and unplugging. As we prepared to leave in the morning my grip slipped and my finger touched a partially exposed blade. Had I touched the “hot” blade I could easily have been injured.

We were not able to use the internet because we were not supplied with login info. When we called for the info we were told that it was not operational. We did find some OTA TV. Satellite would be difficult because of the trees.

We chose this park because we were allowed to not have to interact with anyone. Other parks we tried could not accommodate us in this way. Had we known how poor this park was we would probably stayed at a Walmart. This place is built and maintained on the cheap. Spaces are very close together, utilities are the bare minimum. We have reported the electrical set up to Sask Power as we are sure it is not up to code. We don’t want anyone to get hurt needlessly.

We paid $47.25 per night and feel we were almost robbed. This is more like a $35.00 park.

We would stay at the Walmart rather than come back here.