Top Things to do in Maple Creek
The 10 Best Things to do in Maple Creek, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Maple Creek, Canada including Treeosix Adventure Parks, Cowtown Kids Toy & Candy, Northern Lights Therapy and Spa, Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Fort Walsh National Historic Site, Jasper Cultural and Historical Centre, Grotto Gardens, Broken Spoke Fine Art Gallery & Gift Shop, S.W. Sask. Oldtimers' Museum & Archive, Jasper Lounge & Event Centre.
Restaurants in Maple Creek
1. Treeosix Adventure Parks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 418 reviews
We are the bona fide pioneer of guided, eco-friendly zipline tours and other high flying adventures in the forests of Saskatchewan. Since 2010, our adventures have been about having fun, pushing your boundaries, and helping you finding your happy dance. We are most known for our zipline tours but our basecamp sites have loads of other outdoor adventures! As a past winner of the Small to Medium-Sized Business of the Year (Canadian Tourism Awards) as well as numerous awards from Tourism Saskatchewan, you will see the pride our team takes in making sure you have the BEST time ever hanging out in the trees with us!
2. Cowtown Kids Toy & Candy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By _fayefarwell - Moose Jaw, Canada
On our way to Cypress Hills we stopped in Maple Creek Sask to shop.Went to this store and I could not believe what was there. It just has everything you would need ! I have been their twice now and am sure I have not seen everything.Takes hours to go through. There are two floors with every toy, puzzle and game imaginable. They also run another store that consists of just books for kids. Great for Maple Creek!
3. Northern Lights Therapy and Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Looking for a relaxing retreat or rejuvenation? Indulge yourself at our Spa. We provide a tranquil and serene spa atmosphere filled with the aroma of essential oils. Our spa offers various types of services; massage, pedicures and manicures, waxing and hypnosis, just to list a few. We are able to provide group packages, Mother/Daughter, Couples, Bridal Parties, Girl's Night Out, etc. We also have a unique Gift Boutique to browse!
4. Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
The official Destination Marketing Organization for the Cypress Hills Destination Area, which includes Cypress Hills, Alberta and Saskatchewan, Grasslands National Park, the Great Sandhills, and the T.Rex Discovery Centre and the Towns of Maple Creek, Leader, Gull Lake and the Village of Val Marie.
Reviewed By noscones - Toronto, Canada
I listened to the los Angeles hip hop group Cypress Hill before but that did not prepare me for the experience. It is one of the best parks in all of SK and alberta . Stayed at the Terrace Campgrounds and it is the legit spot with all the mod cons. Some parks you got to do your business in a he in the ground but not here. You can use the washroom in comfort at the cypress hills. Lookout point is pretty chill buy just check out the bald butte a little further and you can feel the vibe and everybody come alive. Them views is off the chains. They gots the general store in the park if you needs anyting. The Loch area got them lakes where people get they swim or kayak or paddle boat on. They also got some zip lines but you ain't gonna catch me ridin on them zipoines up in the air. Bottom line is Cypress hill is slept on as fat as parks I Alberta or SK go. Most people roll up in them big campers but if you got a twnt that's all you need.
5. Fort Walsh National Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By T4232XIjohnb - Toronto, Canada
It's not easy to get to Fort Walsh even if you're visiting the somewhat nearby Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. However, the roads are very much passable and the destination well worth the journey. Fort Walsh was the first NWMP fort and was constructed in 1875. The location was important - the nearby hills offered sweeping views of the prairies and it was located along an important supply route which came up from the U.S. It was also the area that the Lakota settled after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. There are very few original structures here but those that do exist have been built with authenticity and include many historic artefacts. It's a bit of a walk down from the visitors' centre (where most of the exhibits are closed due to COVID) and there are some long walking trails which will take you to the site of the Cypress Hills Massacre.
6. Jasper Cultural and Historical Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By davidmX390WOp
We stopped for lunch in maple creek and the spent afternoon walking around until we saw this museum and spent 2 hours there in 2014 well worth a visit dm
7. Grotto Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Grotto Gardens is a fun family farm destination in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan. We have a Saskatoon berry orchard, country bakery & licensed eatery, gift shop, animal viewing areas, beautiful flower displays, Saskatchewan's first goat-walk & goat yoga. Great place to relax, taste the Saskatchewan prairie berry, have a glass of Cypress Hills wine, tasty bakery treat, take home a memento of your visit from the gift shop. Don’t forget to visit our miniature animals. Stop in for an hour goat-yoga session in the summer months. Grotto Gardens is for all ages and enjoyed by all. Our haunted farm takes place the end of October (cancelled 2020 due to Covid-19) New this 2021 season is our farm tour. Hop aboard our farm train for a tour around the farm. Book a guided alpaca walk for that instagrammable opportunity & a little animal therapy
Reviewed By Meeshanne
This place left me feeling so happy! Goat yoga has been the highlight of my life. HIGHLY recommend it, great for beginners as I’ve never done yoga before. The goats are so friendly and adorable. The alpacas are majestic and I love them. All the animals are well cared for and seem so happy. The food is amazing! Try the garlic fries and cinnamon buns. I will be back next year and the year after that until I die.
8. Broken Spoke Fine Art Gallery & Gift Shop
9. S.W. Sask. Oldtimers' Museum & Archive
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
The S.W. Sask. Oldtimers' Museum & Archive was started in 1926 to commemorate the frontier period in the history of Maple Creek and the Cypress Hills. The museum's collection is focused on First Nations, Metis, Fur Trade, NWMP, Ranching, and early settlement. The museum operates out of three facilities: The W.R. Orr Building (a 1910 Union Bank of Canada Building) located at 114 Jasper Street which houses the museum's archival collection and the historic Burnett & Orr Law Office exhibit. The 1935 Log Museum, Saskatchewan's oldest purpose built museum building, located at 218 Jasper Street. The C.M. Glascock Building (a vehicle dealership building that was constructed in stages between 1909 & 1930 and that operated as a dealership for 100 years) located at 222 Jasper Street which houses the museum's temporary exhibit hall, gift shop and public programming space.
10. Jasper Lounge & Event Centre
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