Top 7 Places to Visit in
Loon Lake | Saskatchewan
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Makwa Lake Provincial Park
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Meaning “loon” in Cree, this lake is a great place to hear the call of the loon. The provincial park has many services and amenities, including swimming lessons, playgrounds, boat launches, canoeing, mini golf, firepits and beaches. The whole site is pet friendly and great for families. The area is filled with bountiful wildlife and […]
FireSong Resort Village
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FireSong Resort Village is home to five luxurious cabins around a one-of-a-kind water feature. The resort’s indoor gathering place is sure to impress. Gather around the fire and reconnect over puzzles, games, and smores. This luxury vacation home community, located on the shores of Fowler Lake, is simply beyond beautiful. Photos: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com
- 100 Rose Meadow Dr, N shore of Fowler Lake, 1 km S of Grid 699 near Makwa Lake Provincial Park
- 306-837-9103
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Dog Racing and Tours
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Experience the thrill of a dog team – a great Saskatchewan tradition. Based near Loon Lake and Makwa Lake Provincial Park, Conner Family Racing & Tours Inc. is a sled dog tour operator that offers daily tours for individuals and groups. It is a multi-generational kennel dedicated to preserving the sled dog as a cultural […]
Loon Lake Golf Course
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Carved into forests of birch, poplar and trembling aspens, the Loon Lake Golf Course and Country Club is a beautiful 9-hole golf course. The course features holes of varying lengths, grass-carpeted fairways and well-maintained greens. The new clubhouse offers licensed dining in their sit-down restaurant, a lounge, and a pro shop. Photo: https://www.facebook.com/loonlakegolfclub/
Big Bear Trail Museum
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Located in Loon Lake’s Recreation Centre, the Big Bear Trail Museum showcases artifacts of the skirmish at Steele Narrows and other memorabilia from the area, such as wood saws, axes, settler artifacts, and early household appliances, including butter churns and washing machines. Photo: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com
Steele Narrows Provincial Park
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The Northwest Resistance began in the spring of 1885. During that time, several battles were fought between the Indigenous people and the North West Mounted Police (NWMP). The battle of Loon Lake occurred at Steele Narrows on June 3, 1885. This concluded the Northwest Resistance, the last battle to be fought on Canadian soil. Visitors […]
- 15 km W of Loon Lake on Grid 699.
- 306-837-2410
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