Silver Hills Golf Resort

Prince Albert sits at the edge of the boreal forest, where the parkland terrain of central Saskatchewan gives way to spruce and birch and the vast wilderness of Prince Albert National Park just to the north. It's a setting that puts you squarely in the heart of the Canadian Shield's fringe — genuinely remote by the standards of prairie golf, and all the more memorable for it.

Silver Hills carries the "resort" designation, which in a city this size signals something more ambitious than your average community layout — a destination mindset applied to a northern Saskatchewan context. A par 70 typically rewards precision over raw power, and in parkland terrain like this, tree-lined corridors and elevation shifts tend to do the work that distance alone cannot.

For visiting golfers, Prince Albert makes a natural stop on a northern Saskatchewan loop, particularly for those drawn to the national park and the outdoor life the region centers on. Silver Hills offers a reason to leave the clubs in the car a little longer before heading deeper into the wilderness.