Wakaw

Wakaw Lake defines the setting of Wakaw — nearby water and wide grain-growing plains give this small Saskatchewan town a landscape shaped by farming and summer recreation. Northeast of Saskatoon, Wakaw lies in the province’s aspen-parkland belt, where cultivated fields meet wooded patches and wetlands. Wakaw Lake Regional Park is a local destination for camping, boating and fishing, while the town serves the surrounding rural area. Its name comes from a Cree word commonly translated as “crooked,” referring to the form of the lake. Browse more nearby webcams to see how Wakaw fits into Saskatchewan’s prairie-and-lake country.

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