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Town in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Spiritwood is a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada with approximately 900 people (2011).
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A heritage museum with an emphasis on agriculture. Exhibits include a Russian satellite fuel tank, First Nations artifacts, fire truck display, civil service casualty collecting display, 1936 Bissel United Church School display, hospital display, vintage home, sports display, oral history documentary, and veterinarian display. Picnic area on grounds and free parking. Call to confirm hours.
A par 72 with a slope of 122, Spiritwood has a classic layout with rolling greens guarded by bunkers, 12 water holes and over-hanging foliage. Bar and grill.
Pizza, lasagna, outdoor patio.
Burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips.
Salads, soups, sandwiches, full meals, Thursday evening jam sessions.
Motel with 14 rooms with fridges, coffee and microwaves, all air-conditioned (4 have kitchenettes).
B&B with 4 rooms, dining room, lounges, outdoor wrap around deck, fire pit, and hammocks.
It is 125 km west of Prince Albert and about 110 km northeast of North Battleford at the junction of Highway 3, Highway 24 and Highway 376.
Read in the guideThe town is small enough to walk around, but you'll need a car for seeing the region.
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