Enjoy a relaxing sauna session at Echo Valley Provincial Park!

This is a self-guided 75-minute sauna experience. That means that you’ll check-in for your sauna session at the visitor centre and you’ll receive instructions on how best to sauna in your confirmation email when you sign up and in the sauna when you check-in!

Choose between either the Public Sauna or a Private Sauna Experience.

The Public Sauna is open to 6 people per time slot. If you book this option, you may be in the sauna with other community members! We find this is a great way to meet new people and share connection in the sauna!

The Private Sauna is for you if you’d like to have the whole sauna to yourself and/or your crew!

Upon booking, you'll receive a confirmation email with instructions on what to bring and how to check-in!

We recommend that you enjoy 10-20 minutes in the hot room followed by a cooling off and rest period, then repeat for the duration of your session.

This sauna session will be located at Echo Valley Provincial Park, approximately 45 minutes northeast of Regina.

The sauna is available for pre-booking online.

Times vary by date, please see the calendar below!

Public Sauna (max 6 people)

$35 CAD + tax/adult

$15 CAD + tax/child

Private Sauna

$175 CAD + tax/private group

(book the entire sauna for you and/or your crew, the sauna fit 6-8 people comfortably)

Here’s what’s included in your sauna session:

• Access to the the wood-burning barrel sauna for your 75-minute session

• Washrooms available to change in the Visitor Centre

• Chairs outside the sauna for relaxing

• Snow to roll in to cool off in the winter

• Outdoor shower (only available mid-May to October)

Here’s what you’ll bring for your sauna session:

• Bathing suit or light weight clothing in the sauna (European style is available if you’ve booked a private sauna session)

• Water bottle

• Towel(s)

• Slippers or sandals to wear to the sauna

• Robe (optional)

What should I wear?

Before arriving to your sauna session, we recommend that you shower first.

We recommend that you wear light breathable clothing or a bathing suit in the sauna.

Light breathable clothing will prevent you from overheating in the sauna. Be sure that the clothing is breathable and won’t stick to your skin and cause irritation if you begin to sweat.

What should I bring?

• Bathing suit or light weight clothing

• Towel

• Water bottle

• Robe or large jacket to wear to the sauna