Top 8 Places to Visit in
Birch Hills | Saskatchewan
The page created by Ori Shnider | Concordia University | Photo by http://saskhistoryonline.ca/islandora/object/saskpostcards%3A209
Region:
Central Saskatchewan
Known For:
Birch Hills Golf Course | Rolling farmland | Tree-lined prairie | St. Anne’s Roman Catholic Church | Rural heritage | Scenic countryside
Best For:
Prairie Drives | Golf Days | Scenic Countryside | Quiet Detours
Is this your community? See how we can help more travellers find it.
Best stays in Birch Hills Saskatchewan
Birch Hills & District Museum
User Review
( votes)
The Birch Hills & District Historical Society museum features agricultural, household, taxidermy, war veterans, arts and crafts and hospital ward exhibits. They have an extensive collection of Saskatchewan local history books and an acreage with a log barn, milk house and vintage farm machinery display. Don’t forget to stop at the thrift shop located in […]
Prince Albert Gliding and Soaring Club
User Review
( votes)
Based out of the Birch Hills airport, this gliding club offers visitors the unique opportunity to soar over the local countryside! Participants are winch launched approximately 610 meters above the ground in a two-seat glider. Your pilot will release the tow rope and demonstrate the marvels of motorless flight, demonstrating how a glider can stay […]
Struthers Lake Regional Park
User Review
( votes)
Located southeast of Birch Hills, Struthers Lake is a well-maintained park with beautiful trees, luscious green grass and plenty of room to roam. Explore the rolling sand hills bordering Struthers Lake, which offers fishing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, canoeing and a swimming beach. Families will enjoy the splash park and waterslide, along with two playgrounds. Sand volleyball […]
Jumping Lake
User Review
( votes)
Just south of Birch Hills is Jumping Lake, a small freshwater lake popular locally for migratory bird hunting and fishing yellow pickerel. This hidden gem promises a peaceful time out on the water or relaxing on the beach. Photo: Google Map
Home Town of Olympic Champion Earl Thomson
User Review
( votes)
Born in Birch Hills, Saskatchewan, Earl Thomson won an Olympic gold medal in the 110m high hurdles in 1920. Thomson’s record in 110 m hurdles was tied but not broken until 1928. His record in the 120-yard hurdles was tied but not broken until 1931. Read more about Earl Thomson | People of Small […]
Birch Hills Sportsgrounds
User Review
( votes)
Located between the Birch Hills Golf Course and Lions Park Base Diamonds, Birch Hills Sportsgrounds offers campgrounds that are designated electrified RV sites plus overflow RV parking and a grassed area for tents. The campground is perfect for group bookings and family gatherings. A canteen, picnic shelter, group firepit and free firewood for onsite use […]
- 0.5 km NW of Birch Hills on Alex Dunn Rd
- no data
- https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/listings/1756/birch-hills-municipal-campground-and-golf-course
Birch Hills Golf Course
User Review
( votes)
Just outside of Birch Hills is a beautiful 9-hole golf course. This hidden gem offers a quiet and tranquil golfing experience that will satisfy you. Golf carts, clubs, and pull-carts are available for rent. Find out more at the website below. Photo: https://www.birchhillsgolfcourse.ca/
Birch Tree Cafe
User Review
( votes)
Birch Tree Cafe is a cozy restaurant in Birch Hills. Stop in and experience our noteworthy confections in a casual environment. Photo: birch-tree-cafe.business.site
Municipalities & Tourism Organizations
Is this your community?
We can help more travellers discover your town — through enhanced content, Google search advertising, and featured placement on our platform.
Birch Hills | Saskatchewan Classified
Find local news, events, services, etc., that would interest you or someone you know.
Discover towns near Birch Hills | Saskatchewan
