Since Saskatoonians love to make the most of the summer, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best family-friendly summertime activities in the city!

Play a Game of Tennis or Pickleball

Visit one of the numerous tennis and pickleball courts located throughout the City of Saskatoon. The public is welcome to use the asphalt courts, which have a painted base. Discover them at twelve venues throughout the city that are open until September.

Explore the Meewasin Valley Trail

The Meewasin Trail system, which runs along both banks of the river and links to a number of the city’s parks and bridges, is a perennial favorite among Saskatoon’s summertime offerings. A couple of top choices to stop along the route are Victoria Park in Riversdale and Meewasin’s River Landing Water Spray Feature, where you can learn about the hydrology and geography of the Saskatchewan River Basin.

Explore Architecture at the University of Saskatchewan Campus

Did you know that some of the buildings on the University of Saskatchewan campus date back to the 1910s? This is great information for anyone interested in architecture and looking for summer activities in Saskatoon. Observe how Modernist structures like the Murray Building blend in with Collegiate Gothic-style buildings like the Thorvaldson building and the College Building (now the Peter MacKinnon Building). Spend a few hours strolling around the campus to take in all of the modern architectural designs.

Connect with Local Producers at the Saskatoon Farmers’ Market

Visit the Saskatoon Farmers’ Market to chat with local farmers and peruse the abundant harvests. Always entertaining to stroll, people-watch, or strike up a conversation with locals in Saskatoon. An essential item for any list of summertime family-friendly things to do in Saskatoon.

Heading into Fall: Nutrien Fireworks Festival

During the Labor Day long weekend in September, River Landing, the Traffic Bridge, and Rotary Park host the free Nutrien Fireworks Festival. Savor live entertainment, food, drinks, dancing, and music as you watch the fireworks.

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People love Saskatoon, but sometimes you have to get away from the city!

Manitou Lake 

In the 1920s, Manitou Lake was the most well-liked beach resort location on the prairies, drawing tourists since the early 20th century. Dancingland, a dance hall with a horsehair dance floor that was constructed in 1928, is still standing and hosts dances every week during the summer!

If the fact that Manitou Lake is a saltwater lake isn’t enough to entice you, Thus, in addition to being a fantastic place to float, the Indigenous people of the prairies have long recognized its therapeutic

Nokomis Craft Ales

drum roll please Nokomis is a rural farming community home to the small brewery, Nokomis Craft Ales! They began operations in 2014, and since then, they have produced amazing beer! They have a lovely patio area in the summer where you can sip beer, eat sourdough pizza, and get non-alcoholic options!

Champetre County 

While Champetre County is a fantastic day trip from Saskatoon, it’s an even better destination for a vacation!

Champetre County is a resort with a rustic theme! It offers charming lodgings that are ideal for friends, families, and couples!

Camp Wolf Willow 

Although Camp Wolf Willow is a popular vacation destination close to Saskatoon, did you know that it also makes an enjoyable day trip?

Since the Wolf Willow Winery is located near the campgrounds, you can have lunch there! They have a great menu with camping essentials like gourmet hot dogs! You should definitely try on one of their wines while you’re there!
They also provide some amazing outdoor experiences, such as yoga, horseback riding, and Back2Nature saunas!

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