Three Lakes No. 400, Saskatchewan · 1 hr from Saskatoon
Where the prairie meets the water.
Forty-six lakefront lots on a private peninsula, one hour east of Saskatoon. Every lot faces the water; every evening ends with the sun going down over it.
The lake
A quiet lake, an hour from the city.
Shannon Lake sits in the aspen parkland east of Saskatoon — close enough for a Tuesday-night drive out, far enough that the loudest thing you’ll hear is wind in the poplars.
The lots run along a peninsula that reaches into the lake, with open water to the west and south. From the shore it’s water and sky, and at the end of the day the sun sets straight over the lake. Behind you: aspen bluffs, a quiet gravel road, and neighbours who came out here for the same reason you did.
A day on Shannon
Slow mornings, long evenings.
The lake changes all day. Glass in the morning, a breeze by noon, and gold on the water for the last hour before dark.
Coffee on the shore
The lake is usually flat before nine. Bring a mug down and watch it wake up.
Out on the water
Paddle around the point, swim off the shore, or do nothing at all in the shade.
The last light
The sun goes down over the water, straight in front of every lot. Every single night.
“You don’t come out here to do things. You come out here to stop.”
From the air
The lake, as the drone sees it.
Drone stills from around the lake, through the seasons and the day. Tap any of them to see it full-screen.
Ready when you are
Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
The hard parts are done. Services are in, the roads are maintained, and the lake is exactly as it was.
Power to every lot
Electrical service is run to each lot, so you can build or park without waiting on a utility.
Water and septic available
Water and septic services are available in the area, ready for a cabin or a seasonal setup.
Roads cleared in winter
The roads are plowed through the winter, so the lake is a year-round place, not just a July one.
Starlink internet
Starlink works well out here. Take the Tuesday meeting from the deck and drive home Thursday.
Seasonal RV sites
Not ready to build? Seasonal RV sites let you spend the summer here first.
One hour from Saskatoon
East on Highway 41 through Wakaw into the RM of Three Lakes. Close enough for a weeknight, far enough to feel like you left.
Seasonal RV
Not ready to build? Bring the trailer.
Seasonal RV sites let you spend a summer at Shannon Lake before you commit to a lot — or instead of one. Same lake, same sunsets, a lot less lumber.
Ask about RV sitesGetting here
Sixty minutes, give or take a coffee stop.
Shannon Lake is about an hour east of Saskatoon. Head out on Highway 41 through Wakaw and you’re most of the way there.
- 01Leave Saskatoon on Highway 41 heading northeast.
- 02Follow 41 through Aberdeen toward Wakaw.
- 03Past Wakaw, turn east into the RM of Three Lakes No. 400. Tap below for turn-by-turn directions.
24 lots remaining
The lake is waiting.
Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll send availability, pricing and next steps — usually within a business day.