Winter is a LONG season (especially with all the fake Springs!)and we want to give you some free winter fun in Saskatoon! Parents are tired and kids are full of endless energy.  Most parents can agree that the best way to remedy this is to get everyone out of the house for a few hours, but, unfortunately, entertaining an entire family out on the town can be a bit costly.

Family-Friendly and FREE Activities in Saskatoon (WINTER EDITION!!!)

Saskatoon Winter Guide to Outdoor Fun

We have a list for you to check out from skating to sledding to snowshoeing and more!

Grab A Sled

If the weather is agreeable, why not grab a sled, toboggan, or even a garbage bag and hit one of these awesome hills in Saskatoon? Optimist Hill Snow Park is now open and the tobogganing run remains FREE! All the excitement of a wild ride and the repeated trudges up the hill are guaranteed to tire even the most virulent sufferers of cabin fever!

Experience Saskatoon Winter on Foot

If you bundle up enough, most days in the Saskatoon winter are good enough for a simple walk. Why not try one the Meewasin Valley trails or just take a stroll around your neighbourhood?

Cross-Country Ski Endless Trails

If you’ve got the equipment, there are no limits to the energy you and your family can expend doing this classic winter sport in Saskatoon. There are miles of groomed and not-so-groomed FREE trails in and around Saskatoon for your enjoyment!

Visit an Art Gallery

Check out this fantastic list, find an exhibit that suits your fancy, and make it a day out with the family! Get out, get inspired, don’t spend a penny and enjoy the best of the arts scene in Saskatoon.

Furry Family Love – Dog Parks in Saskatoon

Take the family for a walk at one of the amazing dog parks in Saskatoon. It’s a great place for the four-legged kids and the two-legged kids to run off all their energy.

Take a Daytrip to Beaver Creek Conservation Area

Feed the chickadees. Explore the area and enjoy the sites with your family.

Hope to see you out and about, Saskatoon families! Best of luck managing that cabin fever!