Welcome to Mammy's Place!

Mammy’s Place, located adjacent to the South Saskatchewan River near the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan, offers a unique and beautiful location for anyone interested in bird watching, canoeing, archaeology, mountain biking, photography, golfing, fishing or hiking.

If you and your friends or family are looking for a private, quiet little get-away spot, Mammy’s Place is ideal!

All you need to bring are your personal effects and food. Mammy's Place is fully furnished.

Mammy
(Alice Russell)
1914 - 1996

Estuary, Saskatchewan was once a booming community. Today, only a few houses and stone foundations are all that remain.

Mammy's Place belonged to Alice Russell, affectionately known to her family and friends as "Mammy." She moved to Estuary in 1918, where, with her husband Lawrence, raised their three children. She remained in her beloved little home until her passing in 1996. She was the last living resident of Estuary.

 Mammy’s Place is now owned by Alice’s grandson, Perry Leach.  Although Mammy has passed on and Estuary as a town is gone, Perry, his wife Sheridale, and their two sons take great pride in preserving Mammy's memories by offering her home as a private guest house.