Top Things to do in Brooks
What to do and see in Brooks, Canada: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Brooks, Canada including Brooks Public Library, White Barn Fun Farm, Escape Rooms by: Mobbsters Inc., Brooks and District Museum, Duke of Sutherland Park, Duffy's Fun Center, Piston Broke Brewing, Brooks Aqueduct, Tillebrook Provincial Park, Brooks Golf Club.
Restaurants in Brooks
1. Brooks Public Library
2. White Barn Fun Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Book a tour time at 10 a.m. or 3 p.m. to visit our family operated hobby farm and we will walk you through our farm yard where you can pet and feed the friendly farm animals. Animals include alpacas, llamas, horse, mini donkeys, cows, sheep and of course goats and more. Feed bags for animals, ice cream and water for sale. Adults $10 children $5 under 2 free.
Reviewed By annettebR9127AI
We have visited white barn fun farm each summer for the past 3 years and plan to continue doing that in the future. This sweet little place is so lovely, the tours are an absolute treat, for kids and adults alike. For a working busy farm its clean and there are so many friendly animals to fall in love.with. it's a perfect half day out for the whole family and gives a super educational introduction to farm life for all of us city slickers. Melissa, her husband and all the boys are very friendly and accommodating and allow a very hands on experience with their precious animals
3. Escape Rooms by: Mobbsters Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
We currently offer two amazing Escape Rooms in a uniquely design that make you feel like you are apart of history.
4. Brooks and District Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
The Brooks & District Museum, Kiwanis Campground and Visitor Information Centre is an attraction for all ages. Come do a scavenger hunt as you explore our exhibits and grounds, treat yourself to some of our homemade ice cream, peruse the wide variety of local artisanries and mementos offered in our gift shop, or find some other sightseeing locations to supplement your trip to the area through our VIC and knowledgeable staff. Our RV/trailer campground is open all year long with power, water and sewage at all 30 sites. Ten out of the 30 are 50-amp sites and the rest are 30-amp. Let us assist you in getting the most out of your trip to Brooks!
Reviewed By leonaf721 - Revelstoke, Canada
Lots of displays and informed staff to make sure that the visit was excellent. Stop at the gift shop for local crafts and souvenirs.
5. Duke of Sutherland Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By marielineq - Hinton, Canada
one minute off the highway, where you see the shell station and Denny's, down the road a couple of blocks, there's an outdoor museum and this beautiful park across the street called Duke of Sutherland Park. here's why it's worth it: splash water park in summer, soccer and baseball fields, exercise machines (yup, outside gym), a hill to slide down or roll down on, picnic areas, dog walk, paved walks and lots of trees and grass, ample parking, jungle gym (safe kind, etc. So get off the highway for a min, stretch your legs, and shake it up a bit. Now, for the downside. if you smell a few cows, well, this is cow and pig farm country. if you are not used to farms, you might get a whiff of where your meals come from. great time to educate the little ones, I'm thinking. Brooks is a nice place, with great people, and this Duke of Sutherland Park is more then worth a stop on your journey or as a destination.
6. Duffy's Fun Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
7. Piston Broke Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By CharErinazard - Calgary, Canada
We stopped in on our way to Cypress Hills and were glad we did. All the beers we tried were great and the burgers were really solid as well. The tiki torque in particular was great. Nice to see a really solid brewery in a small town, they could easily compete with the Calgary breweries.
8. Brooks Aqueduct
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 68 reviews
This 3km long concrete aqueduct was built 90 years ago to bring irrigation water across a long, shallow valley. Today, it tells the story of the Canadian Pacific Railway and Alberta's Eastern Irrigation District.
9. Tillebrook Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 24 reviews
Just 6 kilometres east of Brooks, Tillebrook offers Trans-Canada Highway travellers a quiet shady oasis surrounded by prairie grassland. The campground is an excellent location for day excursions to nearby Dinosaur and Kinbrook Island provincial parks.
Reviewed By Wayne356
Quiet nice size campground with lots of trees. Facilities are well maintained. Not far from Lake Newell. Grounds are well maintained also. Just needs some dead trees cleared up front since it looks unkept and ignored
10. Brooks Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
Come experience the beauty of the prairies at The Brooks Golf Club. Our 18 hole course is located in the City of Brooks, Alberta. Which is on the Number 1 Highway between Medicine Hat and Calgary Alberta. The Brooks Golf Club will give you the natural prairie golf experience like no other and public is always welcome.
Reviewed By rocketman000 - Kamloops, Canada
Perfect weather. Played 9 holes, course is in excellent condition. We took a power Cart, but very very walkable. Some sand, some water, some trees. Nice clubhouse.
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