RR #4, Penner Road
Saskatoon, SK
Canada S7K 3J7
P: 306-931-6767
F: 306-931-4522
Admission:
Adult: $8.50
Senior: $7.50
Student: $6.50
Children: $4.00
Family: $25.00
Under 5: Free
Spring/Summer Hours:
May - Sept
9AM - 4:30PM
Open Stats 11AM - 4:00
No pets, please.
Wanuskewin Kids Camps
Day Camps for Kids Ages 7 - 10 > Register Now for Summer Camps
Saskatchewan's Premier Meeting Place
Impress your guests! Book your next meeting or special event next to nature.
- Free parking
- Free Admission
- Amazing Menu
- Stunning view
- Wireless Internet
- Smartboards
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Archaeological Dig 2013
May 13th - June 20th > Witness history in the making! Join us Monday - Friday, and meet with our archaeological team, as they discover over 6000 years of human history right here in the Opimihaw Valley. Check back often for updates from the site.
Wanuskewin Newsletter May
Keep up with all that is happening at Wanuskewin > May/13 Newsletter
Curriculum Connections
New for 2012/13! Discover how Wanuskewin Programming is designed to enhance your lesson plans > Teacher Planning Guide
Spiritual Renewal
Rejuvenate your soul and spirit at Wanuskewin.
On the edge of the prairie where Opimihaw Creek flows into the South Saskatchewan River, the First Peoples found peace in a place that has changed very little over thousands of years. Since then, countless generations have returned to the valley to feast, seek help from healers, dance and tell stories. In the First Nations’ community, it is remembered as a resting place – a place of spiritual renewal.
The name Wanuskewin is a Cree word chosen by Elders to describe the history of the place. Loosely translated, Wanuskewin means “seeking peace of mind” or “living in harmony”.
We invite you to come walk the trails, meet our interpretive hosts, learn about the rich cultures, outstanding heritage, cultural values and spirituality of Saskatchewan’s Northern Plains people.
Come share our experience – your soul will thank you!