Campgrounds and RV parks near Webb No. 138, SK

Webb No. 138 is a rural municipality in southwest Saskatchewan straddling the Trans-Canada Highway, roughly midway between Swift Current and Gull Lake. The area is open prairie and coulee country, with the South Saskatchewan River Valley and Lake Diefenbaker to the north and the Frenchman River Valley and Cypress Hills country to the south. RV travellers typically use it as a base for exploring the wider southwest, or as a highway stop on cross-Canada routes. The closest full-service option is Kilton Hill Campground, a small private park near Swift Current with 30-amp full-service sites, Wi-Fi, showers, and a playground. About an hour north, Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park sits on Lake Diefenbaker and offers the largest inventory of serviced and non-serviced sites in the region across several campgrounds. To the south, the Town of Eastend Campground provides a quieter, small-town base near the Frenchman River Valley and the T.rex Discovery Centre. Expect wind, big skies, and long sightlines. Cell coverage is generally reliable along Highway 1 and thins in the coulees and river valleys.

Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park is booked through the Sask Parks reservation system at parks.saskatchewan.ca. Reservations open on a staggered launch schedule each spring, with seasonal sites first and nightly, Camp-Easy, group, and equestrian sites released over the following days, all opening at 7 a.m. CST. Saskatchewan Landing is typically among the first parks to open for nightly bookings. Group camping, pavilions, picnic shelters, and recreation halls can be booked further ahead than nightly sites. A valid Park Entry Permit is required in addition to the campsite fee. Private campgrounds such as Kilton Hill Campground are booked directly with the operator by phone or website. Town-run sites, including the Town of Eastend Campground, are handled by the municipality; call ahead in shoulder seasons to confirm the office is staffed.