TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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The huge statue is supposed to represent a stereotypical First Nations Chief. The giant chief’s head was made in 1984 and is about 1,587 kg. It is a good spot to stop for a selfie.
This monument is very significant to Indian Head’s history because years ago, many Indigenous people of Saskatchewan used to reside there. Therefore, this monument is how we pay respect to the people who originally owned this land.
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Since its foundation in 1882, the Historic Bell Barn has been strongly valued in the Indian Head community. It is among the oldest agricultural buildings in Saskatchewan.
A group of passionate community members provide the public with educational programs and leisurely tours of the premise that spark enjoyment and education.
This small cottage is focused on presenting and preserving this town’s past. This museum houses unique exhibits, including a fire hall, museum yard, military building and jubilee school. The museum holds a whopping 5000 artifacts, photos and histories depicting the pioneer days of the region.
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Jump in and splash at this 25-meter, 5-lane outdoor pool on a hot summer day! For beginners and those who want more practice, swimming lessons and instructor-dependent programs are widely available. On certain days, there are boat races, diving board competitions, water balloons, and free BBQs. Come on down, and don’t miss out on the fun!
The Dixon Spray Park is surrounded by gorgeous greenery and several different water sprayers. An area for toddlers ensures the younger ones are not lost in the chaos, and the older children will truly enjoy the variety in the regular spray area. Bring the whole family for a picnic and overcome the summer heat!
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Bring your friends and family for a friendly competition at the Indian Head AA paintball. From 2-30 players, form teams and compete to see which is dominant. To reserve a date and time, call 306-695-3764 or text 306-412-0096.
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The Grazing Goose is a small sustainable farm and market located in the Red Fox Valley, south of Indian Head. Enjoy the fresh air, greenery, farm tours, picnics, and wildlife with your family. Visitors will have an opportunity to go up close and see the wildlife and take pictures with them.
The farm provides picnic tables so families can enjoy a lovely picnic outside in nature. Additionally, there are also many hiking trails available for people who wish to explore the farm in more depth.
Veterans Memorial Park is a spacious local park maintained by the town of Indian Head. There are also many floral gardens that are taken care of by local volunteers. Furthermore, the park is dedicated to several veterans from Indian Head. There is a recognition plaque facing north Railways avenue. Multiple picnic tables across the park with tall trees give great shade and a lot of room for children to run around.
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Katepwa Point Provincial Park has one of the best beaches in Qu’Appelle Valley. There is a nice lawn area near the beach with picnic tables and a playground. Some activities the park provides are bird/wildlife watching, boating, canoeing, hiking, swimming, and sailing. In the winter, you can enjoy skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling
Katepwa Point Provincial Park is a one-stop for all the summer and winter activities one could ever want to do!
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