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The Battlefords are in West Central Saskatchewan, consisting of the city of North Battleford and the town of Battleford. These two towns are separated by the North Saskatchewan River.
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The Sapp
Displays artwork of renowned Cree artist Allen Sapp. Gallery has a mixture of world class art, native artifacts, and audio visual shows. It has a unique museum which offers a blend of Cree culture, history, and deeply personal insights into one man's experience of growing up Cree at the turn of the century. The gallery was the winner of the 1999 and 2002 Attractions Canada "Best Provincial Indoor Site" award.
The museum tells the story of agriculture through preservation of farm equipment and a 1920s outdoor farm and village complete with steam locomotive and annual festivals. This is one of four branches of the Saskatchewan Western Development Museum. This branch focuses on the agricultural history of Saskatchewan, including a pioneer village. A prominent feature is the former Saskatchewan Wheat Pool grain elevator No. 889 from Keatley, Saskatchewan. The grain elevator was moved to the museum grounds in 1983.
The museum serves as a tourist information centre for the Town of Battleford.
Five original North-West Mounted Police buildings. Discover the role the Mounties played in the early years of settlement.
The Chapel Gallery is a public gallery which provides public access to and ownership of the art heritage of North Battleford, its region and province. In addition to exhibition opportunities, the gallery facilitates workshops, mentorship programs and provides venues for the critical and interpretive reception of art.
It has a display of memorabilia including uniforms, photographs, baseball bats, baseballs, equipment, trophies, and "Canada's Biggest Bat".
Located in the North Saskatchewan River Valley. The Battlefords is nestled in the heart of the Aspen Parkland between the boreal forests and the prairies, the centre is home to a wealth of plant and animal species. Experience more nature across the road at the Battlefords Goose Project.
Finlayson Island is located on the North Saskatchewan River between the iconic arched bridges that previously connected Battleford to North Battleford. The 4 km island is full of unique vegetation and wildlife that can be observed throughout the various nature trails great for hiking or cross-country skiing. The south side of the island includes a picnic area. Bridge access from Battleford is open to automobiles, bridge access from North Battleford is pedestrian only.
The Gold Eagle Casino has 267 slot machines, 3 Card Poker, Texas Hold Em, Phil'em Up and Let It Ride. There is also 10 live game tables,Black Jack, Roulette and Poker Tables.
The Evelyn Ulmer Atrium, with its floor to ceiling 150 foot glass wall, is used for receptions, parties, or trade shows, it is designed to impress.The theatre seats 385 people, with a large projection screen, professional sound system and technical support for presentations. The Event Hall is designed to accommodate 200 people for banquets, 96 using conference style seating and 165 in a classroom configuration. Again, an array of state of the art Audio/Visual equipment is available as is technical support. With a full commercial kitchen on site, meals can be catered right here.
NWFH
The NationsWEST Field House has two fields with seating for 250 spectators on each. The south field is turf - suitable for sports such as soccer, football and even baseball. The north field is a rubberized court to accommodate sports such as volleyball, basketball, tennis and badminton.
BCAC
Opened in 2012. It has a 6-lane lap pool, wave pool, two waterslides, a lazy river, whirlpool, and steam room.
Set in rolling hills and woodland areas on the shores of Jackfish Lake. Lush lawns, golfing, camping, a beautiful beach, store, mini-golf, boat rentals and playground area. Open late May to early September.
This alpine ski area features a quad chairlift, variety of runs, terrain and tubing parks and is open early December to the end of March each year.
Decorated with Aboriginal art.
Asian, Thai, fusion.
Dejmas
The Armoury
Open in May to the end of September, the campsite offers 74 sites (15 & 30 amp receptacles) with full service sites available. There is also a playground and picnic area with shelter building. Contained campfires are allowed, firewood is supplied.
Every room comes with a microwave, a Keurig machine and a fridge. Free high-speed Wi-Fi and guest BBQs. All rooms are outside access. Pet-friendly and smoking rooms are available upon request.
Featuring a bar and video slot machines, this hotel offers free Wi-Fi, and a microwave and a refrigerator in each guest room. Cable TV is offered in all air-conditioned rooms. Free parking.
Free continental breakfast & WiFi, an indoor pool, and a beer & wine store.
119 Guestrooms, indoor swimming pool, 2 waterslides, Smitty's restaurant, Bennigan’s Good Times Bar & Grill
Regional shopping centre in North Battleford's busiest commercial district adjacent to the Yellowhead Highway. Other surrounding shopping includes Wal-Mart, Mark's Work Wearhouse, and Canadian Tire.
Co-op Mall
Territorial Place Mall includes a gas bar, hardware/lumber store, liquor store, sports/leisure store, walk-in medical centre, dentist, travel agency, physio-therapy, food court, dollar store, pedicure/manicurist, and grocery store.
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