Family Things To Do in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Pike Lake Provincial Park is just a 20 minute drive south of Saskatoon in gently rolling grasslands laced with stands of trembling aspen. - Leisure Pool and Waterslide Complex - A waterslide that is designed for all - not too fast ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The distinctly Saskatchewan experience will create lasting memories and inspire you to return to enjoy the scenic surroundings and the unique story of plants, animals and prairie history in one place. ZOO: May 1-Sept 5 9:00am-9:00pm, ... More on Tourismsaskatoon.com

This park is built around the archaeological discovery of 21-plus Northern Plains Indian precontact sites.... More on Frommers

great place, nice hikes, learned a lot and like said befo great food More on TripAdvisor

nternational unique site interprets over 6000 years of Northern Plains Indian culture. 19 pre-contact sites; 4 walking trails: medicine wheel, tipi rings, buffalo pound. Visitor ... More on Sasktourism.com

nternational unique site interprets over 6000 years of Northern Plains Indian culture. 19 pre-contact sites; 4 walking trails: medicine wheel, tipi rings, buffalo pound. Visitor ... More on Sasktourism.com

Discover prairie, forest and sheltered creek and river valley habitats of five nature trails and explore the Interpretive Centre. Programs ... More on Tourismsaskatoon.com

Discover prairie, forest and sheltered creek and river valley habitats of five nature trails and explore the Interpretive Centre. Programs ... More on Tourismsaskatoon.com

As a former resident of Regina, it is like the saying goes, the only way to see Saskatoon is in your ... More on GeckoGo

One of the biggest schoolboy tournaments More on GeckoGo

Along the north bank of the South Saskatchewan River, just a short walk from downtown, is the Mendel Art Gallery. Housed in a striking modern building, the gallery has collected over 5,000 works of art in different media, including ... More on Frommers

Bought so gifts there. Nice salespersons More on GeckoGo

Other Ukrainian memorabilia, some dating from the 18th and 19th c., are collected together in the Museum of Uk ... More on PlanetWare