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The Town of Davidson is a diverse community centrally located between the Province's three major cities, Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, and between two Saskatchewan tourism areas Lake Diefenbaker and Last Mountain Lake. Because of its unique location on highway #11, Davidson is known as the midway point and a convenient meeting place for many organizations throughout the province. To further serve the 10,000 or more people in the business area a 40-acre industrial park is being developed near the highway.

Symbolizing Davidson's friendliness and hospitality is our 24-foot-high roadside attraction, known as Canada’s Largest Coffee Pot. The town of Davidson (pop. 1000) is known as a stopping place for those driving in Saskatchewan, along the province’s busiest highway.

Davidson boasts an outdoor heated pool, campground, walking trail, and a nine-hole grass-green golf course. For its many long-term residents, Davidson has a K-12 school, six churches, a library with internet access, and a recreational facility.