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Forest Grove, Saskatoon — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Forest Grove is a residential neighbourhood in northeast Saskatoon, a low-rise grid of detached houses with apartment blocks worked in among them.
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Where to stay in Forest Grove
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Forest Grove trades on Holy Family Cathedral and quiet streets rather than lodging. A bed inside Forest Grove is hard to come by. Most of the housing is single detached, with apartment blocks filling a sizeable minority of the stock, and visitors who need a bed usually book nearer the middle of Saskatoon and drive out northeast.
Wheels matter on this side of Saskatoon.
Few places to stay in Forest Grove — most visitors book in Saskatoon nearby.
About Forest Grove
What are the main landmarks in Forest Grove?
Holy Family Cathedral is the marker. It sits among the low-density detached houses and the apartment ranges that make up a sizeable minority of the neighbourhood's dwellings, and nothing else in Forest Grove competes with it for attention. Beyond it, the area reads as middle-income Saskatoon: owned homes on quiet blocks, with rented apartments mixed in.
Everything around it is somewhere to live.
What is the history of Forest Grove?
No charter marks the start of Forest Grove. The neighbourhood's history is written in its building stock instead: rows of single detached dwellings laid out block by block, then apartment buildings added where the plan called for something denser, all of it inside the city of Saskatoon. Ownership runs high here.
Holy Family Cathedral stands inside that grid.
Where is Forest Grove?
The neighbourhood covers about a square kilometre and a half of northeast Saskatoon, well back from the South Saskatchewan River, with Sutherland to the south-west.
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What is the best area to stay in Forest Grove?
Forest Grove: households and parish visitors at Holy Family Cathedral.
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Updated September 2026