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Silverwood Heights, Saskatoon — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Silverwood Heights is a district of Saskatoon dating from 1907, nearly four square kilometres of ground with Lawson Heights right beside it.
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Where to stay in Silverwood Heights
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
SaskatoonCanadaan adjacent bed within a kilometre of Silverwood HeightsLawson Heights
Lawson Heights adjoins Silverwood Heights and stands marginally closer to the Saskatoon core.Lawson Heights →Few places to stay in Silverwood Heights — most visitors book in Saskatoon nearby.
About Silverwood Heights
What are the main landmarks in Silverwood Heights?
The district's entry records no landmark. Nothing inside Silverwood Heights carries a heritage listing, so what the place offers a visitor is space, quiet streets, and a short hop to Lawson Heights rather than a set of sights. One date does survive.
The record puts Silverwood Heights at 1907, though no listed building remains to carry that year in stone.
What is the history of Silverwood Heights?
The record gives a date and little more. Silverwood Heights enters it at 1907, a year that places the name on Saskatoon's map, though the entry carries no account of who laid the first streets or why the ground was taken up. Saskatoon's paperwork stops at that year.
What exists covers close to four square kilometres of Saskatoon, in Saskatchewan, with Lawson Heights along one boundary and Sutherland a few kilometres off toward the city's middle.
Where is Silverwood Heights?
Silverwood Heights spreads across roughly four square kilometres of Saskatoon, running up to the edge of Lawson Heights on one side.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Silverwood Heights?
Lawson Heights: an adjacent bed within a kilometre of Silverwood Heights. Saskatoon city centre: anyone who would rather walk the core than drive in from Silverwood Heights.
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Updated September 2026