Cannington Manor Historic Park

(306-739-5251)

A 20 minute drive from Kenosee is a partially restored English settlement which dates back to the late 1800’s. Visitor Centre has displays and some original buildings/homes. Park staff, in period dress, are on hand for information and demonstrations. (Hours 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; closed Tuesdays – nominal charge)

Golf Kenosee

(306-577-4422)

Beautifully landscaped, rolling hills, 18 hole, grass green golf course with driving range, putting green, pro-shop, cart and club rentals and Club 19 (licensed) restaurant which overlooks the lake and the beautiful Moose Mountains.

– PLUS –

Boating, fishing nearby, skiing, swimming, tennis courts, ½ court basketball court, Recreational/Interpretive Programs (monthly calendar of events available), 50+ kilometers of hiking/biking trails including; Birch Forest (2.1 km) – follow the signs going south from Little Kenosee Lake; Lakeview Trail (0.9 km) – access at Site #33 in Fish Creek Campground, viewing platforms; Beaver Lake (3.6 km) – access at ball diamonds, canoeing, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding,  Artisan Colony, Red Market Barn (every Sunday starting June 19th) Bird watching, disc golf, geocaching, playground and picnic areas, ball diamond, Allison’s Park Store (beach clothing, fast food, fresh meat, groceries), recreational hall available for rent from the park office, beach change house showers and washrooms open daily 8 am – 9 pm

Need more info?…..Park Administration Office – (306) 577-2600

Please take the following Sask Parks survey in order for the park and ourselves to find out what we might be missing or do better.

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