4 Bedroom home in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada! Southwest corner of the province, right next to Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park! We are all creatives and have an art studio space and a gallery right in our home!
More Pictures to come of our home and area! Open to hospitality right now as we have no availability for our whole home until I figure out where we will go when you come to stay!
The Space
Open concept living, dining and kitchen space upper level, with 2 bedrooms 1 Queen room and 1 with bunkbeds), full bath with tub/shower, door to stairs to backyard.
Guest Access
Split level, two floors and an attached art studio/gallery Doors to ground level, 2 sets in the studio and one at spacious front entrance). Big sectional and media room downstairs with 2 bedrooms (1 double, 1 queen), full bath with shower, treadmill, laundry room, mini fridge, sink & microwave in 2nd studio space.
Notes
Living in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan feels like stepping into a slower, more grounded pace of life. It’s a small town where people know your name, wave from their trucks, and genuinely care what’s going on in your world. There’s a strong sense of community here—whether you're grabbing coffee downtown, chatting at the post office, or watching a local rodeo, you're surrounded by familiar faces. The town itself has a cool mix of history and charm, with heritage buildings, cowboy culture, and events that bring people together throughout the year. You’ve got all the essentials—schools, a hospital, shops—but it’s the kind of place where nature and open skies matter more than big-city hustle.
What really sets Maple Creek apart is what’s just outside your doorstep. You're only about 20 minutes from Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, which is amazing for hiking, camping, stargazing, and just escaping into nature. Fort Walsh, the Great Sandhills, and Grotto Gardens are all easy day trips, and there’s no shortage of prairie views, hidden trails, or quiet places to explore. It’s a sweet spot for anyone who wants that small-town warmth without feeling cut off from adventure. Sure, it’s a bit of a drive (1 hr) to get to a big city and the Costco, but for a lot of us, that’s kind of the point. You trade the noise for space, community, and a lot more stars in the night sky.
Features
Washer
Dishwasher
Clothes dryer
Oven
Microwave
Coffee machine
Fridge
Iron
Hair dryer
Heating
Air conditioning
TV
WiFi
High Speed Internet
Bathtub
First aid kit
Wheelchair accessible
Smoke alarms
Fire extinguisher
Bed sheets
Towels
Workspace
Fireplace
Home cinema
Toys
Gym
Sauna
BBQ
Pool
Hot tub
Balcony
Garden / yard
Deck / patio / courtyard / terrace
Covered porch / verandah
Kosher home
Meat-free kitchen
Gated community
EV Home Charger
Bikes
Camping gear
Kayak
Tennis court
Standup paddleboard
Travel Styles
Weekend
Adventure
Budget
Family
Relaxing
Eco
Culture
Hiking
Cycling
Golf
Cross-country skiing
House Rules
Suitable for infants under 2
Suitable for children ages 2-12
Pets welcome
No smoking
Allergens
Cat free
Smoke free
Dates of Availability
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Neighbourhood
What’s Nearby:
Maple Creek is a charming prairie town ideally located near some of southwest Saskatchewan’s most distinctive attractions. Just a short drive away, you’ll find Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, known for its forested landscapes, scenic hiking trails, lakes, wildlife, and cooler, mountain-like climate. History enthusiasts can explore Fort Walsh National Historic Site, one of Canada’s most important NWMP posts, or visit the Historic Reesor Ranch for a fascinating glimpse into ranching life and regional history. Nature lovers won’t want to miss the beauty of the Great Sandhills, a vast stretch of rolling sand dunes unlike anywhere else in the province. Families will enjoy a trip to Eastend to explore the Dinosaur Museum, featuring real fossils from the area, along with the amazing animals, food and mini-golf at Grotto Gardens. Wine lovers can stop by Cypress Hills Winery to sample locally made Saskatchewan wines, and kids (and kids at heart!) will love Cowtown Kids, proudly known as Saskatchewan’s largest independent toy store, right here in Maple Creek. They have a book Store, a Candy Store AND a Stuffed Toy Store too!! With warm small-town hospitality, wide-open skies, and a surprising variety of nearby experiences, Maple Creek is an ideal home base for exploring the region.
Getting to my home
Getting Here:
Maple Creek is an easy and scenic road-trip destination, located directly on the Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) in southwest Saskatchewan. It’s approximately 3.5 hours from Regina, 4 hours from Calgary, and about 4 hours from Great Falls, Montana, making it accessible from both Canada and the U.S.
For those flying in, the nearest major airports are Regina International Airport (YQR) and Calgary International Airport (YYC), both offering regular domestic and international flights. From either airport, renting a car is the most convenient way to reach Maple Creek and to explore the surrounding parks, historic sites, and natural attractions. Once in town, Maple Creek is easy to navigate, with shops, restaurants, and local attractions close at hand.
Nearest airport
✈️ How to Get to Maple Creek, Saskatchewan – From Nearby Airports
Maple Creek might be a small town, but it's surprisingly easy to reach with a little bit of highway driving—whether you’re coming from within Canada or just across the U.S. border. Here's how to get there from the closest airports:
🇨🇦 From Medicine Hat Airport (YXH)
Distance: ~1 hour (90 km / 55 miles)
Route: Head east on Trans-Canada Hwy 1. It’s a direct and easy drive. Closest airport overall. Great for short regional flights or connections from Calgary.
🇨🇦 From Calgary International Airport (YYC)
Distance: ~4 hours (420 km / 260 miles)
Route: Take Trans-Canada Hwy 1 east the whole way. No turns until Maple Creek’s exit.
Ideal for most travelers—Calgary has many domestic and international flights, plus all the car rental options you need.
Bonus: The drive is smooth, with prairie views, small-town pit stops, and even a few roadside diners if you want to stretch your legs.
🇨🇦 From Regina International Airport (YQR)
Distance: ~4 hours (380 km / 235 miles)
Route: Take Hwy 1 west all the way.
Another solid option for domestic Canadian travelers, especially from Eastern Canada.
🇨🇦 From Saskatoon International Airport (YXE)
Distance: ~4.5 hours (430 km / 270 miles)
Route: Drive south on Hwy 4 to Swift Current, then west on Hwy 1 to Maple Creek.
Not the closest, but doable—especially if you’re exploring other parts of Saskatchewan along the way.
🧭 Final Stretch
Once you’re on Highway 1, you’re almost there. Maple Creek is right off the Trans-Canada Highway, with a well-marked turnoff and no city traffic to deal with. You’ll be downtown in minutes, greeted by prairie views and that friendly small-town vibe.
🇺🇸 From Great Falls International Airport (GTF)
Distance: ~4.5 to 5 hours (400 km / 250 miles)
Route: Head north on I-15 to the Coutts/Sweet Grass border crossing, then take Hwy 4 north to Hwy 1 east toward Maple Creek. Or Havre route via Willow Creek crossing.
Great Falls has solid regional connections (Denver, Salt Lake City, etc.) and car rentals. A scenic route that’s less-traveled, and crossing the border is typically smooth.
Tip: Bring your passport and check border wait times, especially on weekends.
🇺🇸 From Havre City–County Airport (HVR)
Distance: ~3 to 3.5 hours (240 km / 150 miles)
Route: Head north via US Hwy 87 to the Port of Willow Creek, then connect to Canadian Hwy 271 → Hwy 21 → Hwy 13 → Hwy 1 east to Maple Creek.
Why this works: Havre is closer than Great Falls, though it's a smaller airport with limited commercial flights. Good if you're flying private or connecting locally.
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Connie
Artist Couple in Small Town Saskatchewan! 2 teen girls and a little Chewie!
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