BraeBurn Inn

The BraeBurn Inn and its owners are committed to our planet’s environment for the sake of all who exist on it.
But words are not enough anymore. It is our actions that speak the loudest. We have been doing our level best to reduce our environmental footprint. Small steps that we all take can and do make a difference along with the larger steps we take together as a society.

BraeBurn Inn has a rate structure that depends on the number of nights you wish to stay (must be consecutive) and on the number of beds you need in the room.
It is a straight-line rate. One night is the most expensive, two nights you save and three nights or more you save even more.

We have several Room Booking options. The simplest is to phone us during office hours (11 am to 11 pm weekdays and 1:30 pm to 11 pm weekends and holidays) at 306-332-5757. Or leave or send us your phone number and we’ll phone you.Some of our rooms are available on-line and this page explains how and why as well as which option may work best for you.

Almost hidden away in the south-west corner of Fort Qu’Appelle and facing the southern hills of the Qu’Appelle Valley is the BraeBurn Inn’s RV Park with plenty of trees, grass and bush all around. Although it is in town, this RV Park feels like it’s out of town.
Sites are rented by the season only. Our season starts May 1 and ends September 30. Each site has hooks-ups for 30-amps, water and sewer as well as free WiFi.

There’s lots to do and see in the beautiful Qu’Appelle Valley, but for guests of the BraeBurn Inn there’s more–including an Exercise Room, common BBQ deck, sand volleyball court, and horseshoe lanes. Plus we have bocce balls, croquet set, and other outdoor equipment available to guests on request.
As for the rest of the Town of Fort Qu’Appelle and the Qu’Appelle Valley, there is so much more–from hiking and bicycling to fishing and boating on our four lakes in summer, plus skiing, skating and cross-country skiing as well as downhill skiing in winter. All within easy reach!

Check out Our Tour of the valley featuring photos Ab & Pieter have taken over the past several years. It is in three parts: Our Tour, Our Tour 2 and Our Tour 3 and follows a route coming into Fort Qu’Appelle from Highway 10, through the Fort, west along the south side of Echo Lake, a little farther west for views of Pasqua Lake, then back east along the north side of the lake including Lipton; through the Fort again, then along the north side of Mission and Katepwa Lakes before leaving the valley on Highway 10 again to go through Balcarres, past Abernethy to see the Motherwell Homestead. We call it the “Tear in the Fabric of Saskatchewan”.

Beautiful grounds and comfortable rooms are there for your enjoyment, but rules help make that happen.
We need to be considerate of others. So we have rules about quiet time (after 11 pm), parking (assigned), smoking & vaping (outside only) and drugs and alcohol (we are not a licensed facility).
If you don’t like rules … that’s easy–stay somewhere else.

Our Site Exit lists a few related links we have collected which might also be of interest to you.
We do hope we’ll meet you some time in person when you visit or re-visit our small facility.
Also please do come back and visit our site from time to time to see new room photos and decor as well as new information or fetures we may have added to our site.