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Kindersley and District Plains Museum Has many interesting displays depicting early pioneer life. Includes many onsite buildings for touring such as an old fire hall, teacherage, cookhouse, school and much more. Wheelchair accessible. Located East of Kindersley on highway 7. Call (306)463-6620. |
Leaning Tree Ranch Beautiful rancg situated on the South Saskatchewan River. Cabins for rent as well as R. V. campsites. Canoeing, cycling, trails, hiking, fishing, bird watching, berry pickings and much more. Located south of Eatonia on the highway 21 and 7 and a half km east of the South Saskatchewan Bridge. (306)967-2874. |
| Addison Sod House Provincial Heritage Site. The oldest continuously occupied sod building in Saskatchewan. The Addison family has lived there since 1910. Located 10 miles north of Kindersley on highway 21 and 6.5 miles east. Call (306)463-3364 for an appointment. |
Sagebrush Studios Artist Dean Francis has developed a gallery from a renovated old church. Come and experience a wonderful combination of nature and art. Located 20km south of Laporte on grid 635 and 27km west at the Empress sign. Call for an appointment (306)565-2039 |
| Glad's Chocolatier Handmade chocolates using native fruits and berries. A Saskatchewan specialty is the creation of Belgium chocolates. Glad's chocolates are also available at Roger's Florist and Jewellers in Kindersley (306)463-2015. Glad's Chocolates is located 4 miles East of Smiley on road 772 and half a mile south. Call (306)463-1188 to book an appointment. |
Garden Gallery Features original artwork and sculptures by artists from across western Canada, displayed in a restored 1910 Legion Hall and a 1940s Catholic Church. Prints and art cards are available. located 41.6 km south of Kindersley on highway 21, 8km east on highway 44, 1 km north on Garden Gallery Road. Tues to Sat 10-5pm, sun 1-5pm. Call 1877-SASKART |
| Johnson's Great Wall of Saskatchewan A man made wall standing with no use of concrete. A sod house is also on site. Located 12 miles west of Kindersley on highway 7, 12 miles north on highway 307, and one and a half miles west off of highway 307. |
Great Sandhills Museum Interpretive Center with artifacts from the sandhills. Sandhill information is givena nd there is also a mini-golf-course. Located on highway 32 in downtown Sceptre. (306)623-4239. |
| The Fish Hatchery Thousands of fish to feed and there are fish for sale. Open by appointment. Located west of Kindersley on highway 7 in Alsask. |
Indian Stone Effigy Archeological site located 3 miles west and 3 miles north of the Dean Francis art Studio Sagebrush Studios. Call Bill Rocher for tours at (306) 967-2238 |
| Dr. Lord's Timeless Treasures Teahouse Beautifully restored 1920 home of Eatonia's first doctor. Excellent selection of gifts and crafts. Located south of Kindersley on highway 21 and west on highway 44. 301 main Street, Eatonia, (306)967-2227 |
The Herschel Petroglyphs Tour Ancient Echoes Interpretive Center and view 1500 year old petroglyphs among other fascinating archaeological artifacts. Painting exhibits are also available for viewing. Located East of Kindersley on highway 7, North on highway 656, on 302 West St in Herschel. (306)377-2045. |