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The funny thing about family trips?

Kids rarely remember the expensive stuff.

They remember:
The fire.
The stars.
The canoe ride.
Making bannock outside.
Staying up too late.
Sleeping somewhere that felt different.

Those are the memories Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge was built for.

Book your summer stay:
Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge

306-313-1717

Another Amazing first day
Thanks to all our golfers

Family getaways do not have to be complicated to feel special. 🌿
For May Long Weekend, book a lakefront tipi cabin at Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge and let the kids have space to play, explore, paddle, roast marshmallows, and make memories outside.
Your cabin includes real beds, a private bathroom, screened outdoor kitchen, BBQ, fridge, dishes, cookware, and a private firepit.
Your stay also includes mini golf, canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, a bannock-making kit, smudging kit, and self-guided medicine walk.
It is camping comfort without packing the whole campsite.
May Long Weekend availability is open right now.
Book online at www.buffalopoundlodge.ca
or call/text 306-313-1717

Red Dress Day: A Day to Remember

Today, May 5, is Red Dress Day, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ People.

It is a day to pause.
A day to remember.
A day to honour the lives, families, and communities forever changed by loss.

Across Canada, red dresses are displayed as a powerful symbol of absence, love, grief, and the ongoing call for justice. The red dress movement was inspired by the REDress Project, created by Métis artist Jaime Black, where empty red dresses represent Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people who are missing or who have been taken through violence.

At Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge, as a Métis-owned business rooted in land, family, and connection, today feels deeply important.

We often talk about slowing down here. Today, slowing down means making space to listen.

To remember the daughters, mothers, sisters, aunties, cousins, friends, and loved ones who should still be here.

To stand with the families who continue to search, grieve, speak, and advocate.

To remember that this is not only history. It is an ongoing crisis, and awareness must lead to care, learning, and action.

Today, our hearts are with the families, survivors, and communities impacted by the MMIWG2S+ crisis.

May we remember.
May we listen.
May we speak with care.
May we never forget.

Blog - https://www.buffalopoundlodge.ca/post/red-dress-day-honouring-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-girls-and-2slgbtqi-people

Family memories do not have to mean airports, lineups, packed schedules, or driving for days.

Sometimes the best trips are the simple ones.

At Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge, families can slow down and still have plenty to do. Spend the day paddling on the lake, playing mini golf, exploring Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, making bannock together, and ending the night around your own private firepit.

Then head back to your cozy tipi cabin with comfortable beds, a private bathroom, and your own screened outdoor kitchen and dining space.

It is camping-inspired, but with comfort built in, making it easy for families to enjoy nature without all the stress of traditional camping.

Book your family stay this summer:
www.buffalopoundlodge.ca

One of the things guests tell us again and again is how different it feels here.

The view.
The quiet.
The fresh air.
The screened outdoor kitchen.
The ease of arriving, settling in, and realizing you do not have to be anywhere else.

Buffalo Pound Eco Lodge was created for guests who want more than just a place to sleep. It is for people craving a Saskatchewan getaway that feels peaceful, comfortable, and close to nature, without the stress of traditional camping.

Come for the lakefront tipi cabin. Stay for the slow mornings, firepit evenings, paddling, mini golf, and that feeling of finally exhaling.

If that sounds like exactly what you need, we would love to host you this summer.

Book your stay today:
www.buffalopoundlodge.ca