City: North Battleford
Top Things to do in North Battleford
- 1. Western Development Museum
- 2. Fort Battleford National Historic Site
- 3. Blue Mountain Adventure Park
- 4. Fred Light Museum
- 5. Battlefords Co-Op Aquatic Centre
- 6. The Battlefords Provincial Park
- 7. Table Mountain Regional Park
- 8. Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
- 9. North Battleford golf & Country club
- 10. Gold Eagle Casino
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North Battleford is a city in west-central Saskatchewan, Canada. It is directly across the North Saskatchewan River from the Town of Battleford. Together, the two communities are known as "The Battlefords". North Battleford borders the Rural Municipality of North Battleford No. 437, as well as the North Battleford Crown Colony (census subdivision).
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1. Western Development Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Manoau2002 - Moose Jaw, Canada
I went to this museum the first time five or six years ago. I had to go to North Battleford to pick someone up so I thought I would tour the museum again.
There are a few of these outdoor town museums in saskatchewan. This one is one of the better ones I have been to.
The ukranian church and house are very unique foe this type of museum. The thatched roof of the museum ks very unusual for Canada. The barn is also quite impressive.
I would recommend planning to spend 2-3 hours at this museum.
There were a couple families there when I was touring and the kids seemed to enjoy it was well. There are a few animals ponies, donkey, sheep near the barn in some pins.
2. Fort Battleford National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By IrvineUncleT - Irvine, California
This review is in response to the more unenthusiastic reviews below. (The positive ones do a good job of underscoring the place's attractions for visitors.) We arrived less than 15 minutes before closing, but managed to attach ourselves to a group that was about to leave--at which point the guide (in period costume) invited us to accompany her as she closed up each building, offering us an abbreviated tour of each structure on the way. Such individual service would be unimaginable at most venues. We came away having learned a bit more about Canadian history and with a great appreciation for the staff. Many thanks!
3. Blue Mountain Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Near North Battleford, covering about 1280 acres of rolling hills and natural splendour, lies the Blue Mountain Outdoor Adventure Centre. Here, truly memorable experiences await for all guests, from sublime activities to extreme adventure! Natural beauty abounds, the hilltops offer 25 uninterrupted kilometres of stunning visual beauty in every direction! View wildlife, including Whitetail and Mule Deer, moose, porcupines and rabbits. Also view an abundance of bird species including Blue Herons, Canadian Geese, Sparrow Hawks and Great Horned Owls. Discover plant life, identify animal tracks, tour an active beaver dam and learn about the history and geography of the area. You can choose to picnic and enjoy a hike or nature walk; or for those seeking high flying adventure, you’re in luck also! Thrill seekers are welcome to enjoy extreme adventure in many forms at Blue Mountain Adventure Centre! Enjoy adventure and spectacular views while zip-lining across a prairie valley on over 500 meters of an adrenaline induced, action packed, cerebral mind blowing experience of a lifetime! Literally, fly like Superman, before challenging your skills on the 10 metre outdoor climbing wall, featuring routes from beginner to expert! If you enjoy heights, but prefer to keep your feet on solid ground, perhaps the nature hike will challenge your skills; Blue Mountain is the second highest point between Labrador and the Rocky Mountains! Take advantage of the tower on top of this peak with the magnificent 360 degree view keeping you spell bound and amazed at the beauty and splendour of the view.
Reviewed By Rdhungry
We love blue mountain. Like the peacefulness and the beauty. It is off the beaten path. In the winter we cross country ski on the fabulous, forested hilly trails. -30 , -5 we still love going. In the summer we camp. All year round we come out to use the biathlon range. We have stayed in all of the cabins. Especially like the one on the hill with the wood burning fireplace, making family memories. We generally drive 4.5 hrs to get here. Well worth it.
4. Fred Light Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
5. Battlefords Co-Op Aquatic Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
6. The Battlefords Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Nola R - Fort Saskatchewan, Canada
Nice place to spend a night or two. We stayed the year before as well. Located on Jackfish Lake with lots of amenities (water, wood, sewer dump, showers, bathrooms, bike rental, boat rental, store, and game area), but still quiet and friendly. We also golfed at the very picturesque Battlefords Golf club located within the park.
7. Table Mountain Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By jaguarxjsport - Burnley, Lancashire, England
I spent a day here learning to ski on snow. I went with my relations who can all ski and snowboard. I undertook the discovery program, which lasted 1.5 hours, and I was lucky as the only other person on the discovery program was a 6 yr old child. This was by far the best value for money offer in my opinion. We spend some time on the bunny hill learning the basics, then once we had mastered those our instuctor (Ed) took us onto the runs (only the green and blue ones) to improve and practice our skills. After 1.5 hours the lesson came to an end and then the day was up to us how to spend it and which runs you wanted to ski. I did 4 runs of green and blue only as I am keen but not mad when learning a new skill or sport, and managed to impress my relations as I did not fall or back out once on any of the runs. Overall a good day.
Pros - friendly staff, easy bunny hill to learn on, 2 chairlifts to get you up to the top of the runs, good runs to learn or improve your skills, good snow conditions and well groomed, nice eating and drinking area. Medical staff on hand if anyone injures themselves on the runs.
Cons- only about 8 runs which I think 2 are black, short runs, can becom crowded at busy times.
Considering that you would have to go to Alberta and BC for better skiing I think that Table Mountain offers good skiing and boarding conditions, a great day out to enjoy yourselves. Makes me want to do more and try the skiing in Europe ( as I live in the UK and this was sky visit to Canada to stay with my relations).
8. Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By SaskTraveller5 - Saskatoon, Canada
I stopped at the Sask Baseball Hall of Fame for a meeting several years ago. It is a very unique and interesting stop in downtown Town of Battleford. I believe a family has been committed to operating this facility for many years, and have done a great job of preserving and displaying baseball history from Saskatchewan. If you have any interest in baseball, or are just wanting to spend an afternoon or morning learning something knew, this is a good stop, I would recommend.
9. North Battleford golf & Country club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By James T - Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Excellent food all the time. Very thoughtful servers. Reasonable prices. Add to this a grand view of the river valley. Parking is always available with a short walk to the clubhouse.
10. Gold Eagle Casino
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
Gold Eagle Casino is located in North Battleford along the Yellowhead Highway, the casino has become a regular stop for area residents and travellers since opening in 1996. The Gold Eagle Casino provides a unique First Nations entertainment experience for its patrons in a facility that includes a licensed gaming floor bar, restaurant and multi-purpose facility. The Gold Eagle Casino's Restaurant (Kihiw Restaurant) offers a full range of dining options in an atmosphere rich with Aboriginal art. We invite you to come and enjoy our a la carte lunch, dinner menu and a first rated Sunday buffet. Gold Eagle's fully carpeted 5000 square foot multi-purpose room features all the amenities you need for your event, a large raised stage and adjacent Green Room, in-house audio-visual system, internet hook-ups and lots of parking. The Gold Ridge Centre can accommodate up to 350 guests for sit down dinners, 400 guests in theatre style Seating or for cocktail receptions.
Reviewed By John L - Vancouver, Canada
Nothing unusual going on here....just another casino. They do have a sealed off smoking area...which is nice for us non usersThanks John for taking the time and providing your comments. We do try and create a comfortable gaming experience for our valued patrons. We hope to see you again in the future.
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