Welcome to St. Michael’s Camp Facilities!

There are 11 fully furnished suites built directly into the main hall building that can be used as part of a facility rental. A lockable door separates the hall from the suites, and each suite has its own separate lock and key.
Each suite (10 total) has 1 bunkbed (single bed on top, double bed on bottom) and 1 separate queen bed, and can sleep up to 5 people. Each suite also has its own 3-piece bathroom (sink, toilet, bathtub/shower), as well as a 6-drawer dresser, lamp, and nightstand.
One additional suite has a hide-a-bed couch (queen size) and a double bed with wheelchair accessible shower, and more space within the suite for wheelchair use.

St. Michael’s camp has a fully furnished hall with fully equipped kitchen, preparation area, and walk-in cooler. The hall is fully heated and can be used in winter, with sufficient parking spots for any event. The hall is wheelchair accessible.

Attached to the hall (but separated by lockable doors) is a sleeping area, with 11 winterized suites that can be used by renters as well.

The hall is equipped with an air exchange system to improve comfort for summer events. Please note there is NO air conditioning.

Within the main hall building, there are separate male and female bathrooms, including shower stalls.

We have the beautiful Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church (shared Ukrainian Catholic & Roman Catholic use), which was moved from Pelly, Saskatchewan to its new home at St. Michael’s Camp in 2007. There is sometimes Roman Catholic Mass offered here throughout the summer months. Permission to enter and use the church is required for all rentals and can be requested in the Rental Agreement.

For more information, please contact:

Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saskatoon:
Rev. Ivan Simko
306-563-5148

or

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Regina:
Rev. Thomas Mutavanattu
306-730-6300

In 2015, a statue of St. Michael the Archangel was donated to St. Michael’s Camp. There is special history to this statue that was made in Ortisei, Italy in between Fall 2015 and Spring 2016. It is from the 5th generation studio of Ferdinand Stuflesser, established in 1875.

This statue gives focus on St. Michael’s Camp’s spiritual background and is a very special part of St. Michael’s camp’s history.

The angel wings were an additional donation from generous donations to provide each child with their own angel wings when they visit St. Michael’s camp.