Table Mountain

Approximately 60,000 skier visits each season are a testament to the outstanding facilities at Table Mountain.

Table Mountain was the first ski area in Saskatchewan to install a quad chairlift and it continues to be a leader in alpine recreational facilities in Saskatchewan.

Snowboarders can experience the thrill of a half pipe, quarter pipe, rollers, and spines, rails and table tops on the lower half of the mountain.
Besides the 2,000-foot quad chairlift, a T-bar and two handle tows provide speedy access to a variety of ski runs from novice to expert.
Table Mountain’s treed terrain offers a large number of well defined runs as well as offering protection from the wind.
A tubing park includes a lift and three runs to supply excitement for all ages.
Rentals are no problem with 1200 rentals to chose from. The pro shop has a variety of ski and snowboard accessories.

Certified ski and snowboard instructors are available for all abilities.
A modern chalet and licensed lounge provide a relaxing atmosphere for a cup of coffee, a full meal or an après-ski drink.

Located about 26 kilometres northwest of The Battlefords, Table Mountain is open seven-days-a-week from January to March as well as every Wednesday and Friday night.
For further information contact Table Mountain at 937-2920.

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Fort Battleford National Historic Park

 

 

• Tour five original buildings.
• Interpreter is in period costume
• Visit the NEW visitor center with gift shop and canteen
• Attend special events such as:
  Urban Treaty Day (June 2nd) and Daily Weapons Demonstrations.

Built in 1876, Fort Battleford was the first North West Mounted Police Post in Saskatchewan and served as such until 1924.
During the 1885 North West Riel Rebellion between Aboriginals and the Federal Government the Fort protected 500 settlers. A Mass grave site of eight Aboriginal prisoners hung during the rebellion is near the stockade of the Fort.
In 1948 it was designated as a Provincial Heritage Property; then designated as a Federal Heritage Property and a National Historic Site in 1951.

Hours of Operation
Mid May to Labour Day
9:00 am to 5:00 pm - daily

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Eiling Kramer Campground

Located 1 mile south of the Historic Town of Battleford, next door to the Battleford Historic Fort, with a panoramic view of the North Saskatchewan River Valley.

Opened in 1979, with the Offcial Grand Opening in 1981, the Eiling Kramer Campground offers a service centre, toilets, showers (with handicap provisions), 5 full service, 36 electrical sites, 38 non-electric sites and separate tenting and picnic areas with an enclosed shelter (available to rent).

Hours of Operation May to September 7:00 am to 10:00 pm daily	Full Service:	day week month	$27 $160 $505
	Electrical:	day week month	$22 $129 $400
	Non-electrical:	day week month	$17 $97 $300
	Picnic area only:		$27
	Picnic area with shelter:		$43
	Rates are GST included.

Download the Eiling Kramer Campground Map
(This Map is in PDF format)

 

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Battlefords Provincial Park

Relaxation comes naturally at Battlefords Provincial Park.

The park, consisting of rolling hills and wooded areas, is situated on the shores of Jackfish Lake, a 30-minute drive from The Battlefords.
Family recreation is the cornerstone of the park’s large, lush green lawns, top-rated golf course, modern campsites, beautiful beach, and playground area.
The park offers 317 individual campsites, 165 of these are electrified. In addition, eight group campgrounds are available.
All campgrounds are within walking distance of the lake, a store, shower, laundry facilities, golf course, concession, picnic sites, and a large white-sand beach.

The park’s recreational activities are lead by a first-class 18-hole golf course located along the shoreline of Jackfish Lake. For those who like a short game, a miniature golf course is available.
For water enthusiasts, the park has something for everyone from swimming, fishing and boating to water skiing. Rentals are available for all activities.
Other recreational opportunities include horseshoes, trampolines, organized children’s activities, hiking and cycling. In the winter, more than 25 kilometres of marked and groomed cross-country ski trails are offered.
The park also has a number of regular events such as beach volleyball tournaments, Canada Day celebrations, Parks Week activities in mid-July, Family Fun Day on the August long weekend, a triathlon and a mid-winter cross-country ski loppet.
No wonder the Battlefords Provincial Park is an ideal location in any season.

More information for Battlefords Provincial Park

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Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame

The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame was organized in 1983. The first members of the Hall of Fame were inducted at a ceremony held in 1985. There have been induction events each year since, with a total of 248 individuals, 11 teams, 3 communities and 1 family team, as of 1999, inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Museum has an opening display of baseball memorabilia.
The collection includes artifacts, photos, papers and many interesting items that have been donated.

292 - 22nd Street West, Battleford

Hours of Operation
May to September
12:00 noon to 6:00 pm
Monday to Saturday

Fully wheelchair accessible

 

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