The 28 best small towns in Saskatchewan

I did the Chicago Connection tour at the Tunnels of Moose Jaw and absolutely loved it. The experience was incredibly immersive—the actors were fantastic and really brought the Prohibition-era story to life. I felt like I had stepped into the 1920s, complete with shady deals, hidden passageways, and gangster intrigue. The set design, storytelling, and energy made it both fun and educational. It gave me a whole new appreciation for Moose Jaw’s colorful history and its legendary ties to organized crime. Highly recommend this tour if you’re visiting the city—especially if you enjoy interactive history with a bit of drama and mystery!

This is a great place to visit! The tour lasts about an hour and takes you through a fascinating story filled with adventure and mystery. The spaces are beautifully adapted to reflect the era. We did the Chicago Connection tour, and our only suggestion would be that the female guide toned down her performance a bit, she tended to overact and raise her voice more than necessary. Aside from that, it was a wonderful experience and definitely a great activity to do.

A must-visit experience! We thoroughly enjoyed every moment. The cast did a phenomenal job portraying the story—it truly transported us into the real scenario.

I loved the tunnels forever but Bunker 24 is absolutely next level! The story is fascinating and the period decorations are incredible. I wish we had more time to walk around and see more of the sets! Tremendous tour! 🤩👍

We didn't have any idea what to expect but my husband and I loved every minute of it! We did the Chicago Connection Tour, learning about Al Capone and bootlegging during the prohibition. Our tour guides did a fabulous job bringing their characters to life. But the most impressive thing was how unbelievably beautiful and neat the buildings and tunnels are!! We definitely recommend The Tunnels of Moose Jaw Tours!!

Did the Chicago Connection tour. Not what I expected, but I really enjoyed it. It’s like being inside a play. Actors did a great job. Wish I was able to see more of the tunnels. Nice gift section inside.

Went on the Chicago tour a few years ago and had a lovely time with my friends. The actors were lovely, funny, and was an overall good experience. I had the pleasure of going on the other two tours offered a few days ago. The passage tour was by far the better one. I forgot his name, it starts with a D, but he delivered his role well and was able to convey the sad but realistic history of Chinese immigrants back in the day. The bunker tour was just alright, I felt the information was too much at one time but the actresses were good and funny at times. I recommend the tunnels to anyone passing through Moose Jaw or if you're a local like me! Definitely bring friends as more people make the experience worth while.

Beautiful building and grounds. Some things didn't seem to be working and the larger gallery was being set up. We really enjoyed the hoop dance presentation. Wish list items. We really liked the logo. I wish there was more merchandise that was special to the site itself or with the logo. Other than some shirts (kids sizes) that were mostly sold out there was nothing more than the usual gift shop items. It would be great if there was additional seating or the museum walking stools available. It would also be amazing if there was a way to tour people with mobility limitations around a few sites along the trails.

Enjoyed my visit here during my trip through Saskatoon. The displays were very informative and educational about Indigenous people and their history. The museum is also surrounded by some lovely trails with beautiful views. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in the area.

Please stop by if you are ever in the area. This beautifully curated Indigenous location is so worth your time! Nestled on the banks of the North Saskatchewan, there is so much to do and see. The indoor displays are stunning and interactive. The walking trails are easy to navigate and very interesting including a buffalo jump and magnificent playground. You could easily spend several hours here. We were there for about 2 hours and didn’t do everything available to us - will definitely go back. The gift store sells authentic Indigenous treasures so bring your pocketbook. I think my favorite artifact was the teepee made from hide and stitched together - stunning!

I had a wonderful experience visiting Wanuskewin Heritage Park. The environment is truly beautiful and serene. Watching the bison running together across the field was an unforgettable sight and brought me so much joy. I also really enjoyed the live presentations showcasing Indigenous culture — they were both engaging and enriching. Overall, it was a memorable visit that I would highly recommend to anyone.

An indigenous cultural centre with displays, trails, and bisons viewing. A restaurant onsite is good. Lots of school programs there making the place livid with kids and noise. A must to visit.

This place displays history of Saskatchewan and Native tribal people here. Real archeological site digging artifacts are displayed here. A lot of parking, gift and souvenir shop from locals, washrooms and a restaurant is available here.

I recently visited Wanuskewin, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience, even on a cold day! There’s so much to see and do indoors that it turned out to be the perfect winter activity. The guided tour was a highlight—since it was too cold for an outdoor walk, the staff thoughtfully arranged an indoor experience. We learned all about the bison, how every part of the animal was used, and the traditional hunting methods. It was fascinating and so well presented! We also had the chance to see a traditional dance performance, which was beautiful and powerful—a real cultural highlight. The food at the restaurant was great. And the boutique is a gem. Overall, the visit was educational, entertaining, and deeply enriching. The warmth and knowledge of the staff made it an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Wanuskewin Park is a must-see!

Heard about this gem on 98 Cool and had to check it out! This was my birthday gift for my grandson who was given a large helium birthday balloon! We lived the cast as we worked very hard to figure out who murdered Mr. Harrison. Bathrooms are available in each car as well as snacks and drinks!

Was a great day. Had a great time on the ride, the entertainment was fun and the food & drinks were great. Very well done and well organized!

Had an absolutely brilliant time! So amazing to think this is all in Saskatchewan!!! and what a cool way to experience the prairies! Very hard to not feel nostalgic about how the west was settled and all those people coming to the west on trains! Amazing and surreal experience! Actors were lovely!!!

We took our grandchildren for the train robbery event. The actors played their roles to a tee,over all we were throughly impressed and we are looking forward to attending another theme excursion. Keep up the good work.

It was a great way to spend an afternoon. A lot of fun with beautiful prairie scenery. The staff was great and was very sensitive to our specific needs. I loved their interaction with their guests. I highly recommend this team and I’m quite sure we’ll be going back.

The train ride was good and the actors did a good job entertaining the passengers. However the train left at 2:20 instead of 2:00 as stated and the train hiest was very short. If you blinked you would have missed it

Loved Wheatland Express! Went on “Family Summer Express”. Friendly/interactive staff. Balloon animals were awesome, really talented face painting too. Would absolutely come back for the Christmas train.

A natural phenomenon in Saskatchewan, Crooked Bush is a mysterious grove of twisted and contorted aspen trees located near Hafford. Unlike typical aspens that grow straight, these trees bend, spiral, and twist in eerie, unnatural shapes, creating a haunting yet fascinating landscape. Scientists speculate that a genetic mutation causes this bizarre growth pattern, making it one of Canada’s most unique natural attractions. Visitors can explore the boardwalk trail through the grove, experiencing the otherworldly atmosphere that has sparked local legends and ghost stories.

An interesting mystery 16 km off the highway 52km east of North Battleford. There is a small blue provincial tourism sign that is easy to miss that tells where to turn - yes we missed it and had to go back another day! 16km north and 2 km east on gravel roads coming from NB and there is a small copse of trees with a driving loop around them nestled between canola and alfalfa fields. The trees are bent/crooked, yet healthy for no apparent reason. There is no information there and it isn’t maintained at all. The grass to the very broken boardwalk was half way up your leg and the mosquitos are plentiful as the breeze does not permeate the inner tree walk. We did the walk but hustled to avoid being eaten alive but not so fast as to fall on broken wood or missing walkway. There is a cute little outdoor privy, a picnic table and a garbage can. Worth checking out if on your way somewhere. Not really worth a specific trip.

Very interesting place to visit. Definitely gives you the heebie jeebies but worth the trip to see first hand the bizarre growth. Please be careful if you venture into the site as the paths are in desperate need of repair. Enter at your own risk!

The trees are really cool, but it's a tiny patch with a very rough board walk.

Nice little piece of Saskatchewan, they have 1 picnic table , the walking path is a bit uneven so if you require assistance walking not the best place to visit, the trees are beautiful, nice drive out and there are signs posted before arriving that guide you to where the crooked bush is. 🙂

I was so disappointed in the Crooked Trees today. I brought family fro Toronto to see these. The last time I was there, the walkways were clear and open. Today you had to find your own path because the walkways were either rotten or not there. Such a disappointment. The bush and trees neeed a trim and 90% of the walk way needs to be addressed immediately or stop people from going there! I had elderly people there and one was partially blind. Not safe at all!!!

Follow the signs, the GPS will take you from a blocked road and you'll have to turn back Has a small picnic table and a garbage can. Worth checking out if on your way somewhere. Not really worth a specific trip.

Peaceful, Unique, and Absolutely Worth the Trip! Little Manitou Lake is one of the most relaxing and unique places I’ve ever visited. The mineral-rich water lets you float effortlessly, kind of like the Dead Sea! The calm vibe, beautiful views, and healing waters make it the perfect escape from daily stress. Whether you’re there for a quiet solo moment, a romantic day, or just to explore something different, it’s a must-visit in Saskatchewan. Highly recommended!

Even local people don't know about this hidden gem. Beautiful and quiet place. Visit in summer season would give better experience.

My wife and friends went for a day and absolutely loved it.

This address is not right. We visited here and lost our way, the actual lake is about 15 min. Far from this address. Please find this on map for right address— Manitou & District Regional Park Campground . Thank you.

Beautiful

Loved the lake , I was there middle of summer and the temp was fine !! I was also at resort which was so amazing !! My skin glowed for weeks !!

So many shrimp in the water!

Great fall hiking trip, over night and day trip options.

Great hike, make sure you carry enough water due to heat

I visited the valley of 1000 devils on October 23, 2023. The views here are breathtaking.

Been there a number of time. Lots of Buttes and box canyons to explore. Full day hike.

We went in early May, so the Big Muddy was still pretty muddy! The wind is also continuous and relentless. That being said, this place is incredible! Total prehistoric landscape with an incredible energy. Desolation at its finest. Note: tape yourself there's a lot of ticks!

So much fossils, great hike

Amazing

Good game; had to sit on a plank; too bad the city built an under-utilized curling rink rather than a hockey rink which would also serve as a curling event venue.

2017 - 2018 season. Another good junior team this year. Some decent hockey.

Place was neat and clean and very healthy and friendly environment.

cool...

Very Entertaining

Jocks