Sand dunes in Saskatchewan, Canada
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The Great Sandhills is a 1,900-km² (730-sq-mi) region of arid plains and sand dunes just southeast of Leader in Southwestern Saskatchewan.
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The museum features historical displays depicting pioneer life, a historical village, a barn, church, antique machinery, early 1900s house and wildflower gardens.
The former CN train station, a train caboose and a wood-frame house ordered from the Eaton's department store catalogue in 1917 comprise the Eatonia Heritage Park, a 0.6-hectare (1.5-acre) Municipal Heritage Property.
Burgers, pizza, ice cream, fries.
Chinese.
Open May 1 – September 30. 18 full service sites, all of which have power, water and sewer. There is also 20-15amp electric sites, and 10 non-serviced sites. All sites have picnic tables, pole barbecues or fire pits, and trashcans. Modern toilets in the shower house and outhouses on the golf course. Pets are allowed but must be leashed at all times.
14 rooms featuring flat screen TV, fridge, and microwave. Kitchenettes available with 4-burner stove & oven, big fridge and a dining table. Wi-Fi, and a coin laundry facility. Full-service campground/RV parking is also available.
Kitchenettes. Wi-Fi, cable TV, flat screen TV. Breakfast included,
Leader Inn
Licensed restaurant, bakery, liquor store and tavern on site.
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