Free Activities

Sunset Spots

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After another glorious day in Regina, you’ll want to find somewhere to watch the sun dip behind the horizon. A sunset here is a sight of outstanding beauty and provides a view you’ll always cherish. Find your favourite spot and discover why Saskatchewan is known as the Land of Living Skies.

Over The Hill Orchards

Located in the scenic rolling hills of Lumsden in the Qu’Appelle Valley. Learn how science helped this Saskatchewan based, award-winning orchard to grow fruit not native to the region. Stay for a slice of gluten-free prairie cherry pie and taste their fruit wines.Book into one of their orchard tours or enjoy a unique event like Supper in the Orchard.

Wascana Valley Trails

Located 20 minutes from Regina, the Wascana Valley Nature Recreation Site boasts 15 km of trails perfect for all abilities and activities including walking, hiking, mountain biking, running, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The area also features a great birdwatching site.

Last Mountain Distillery

Saskatchewan’s first micro-distillery, located in in Lumsden, offers informative tours and tastings of their distinctive whiskey and vodka blends.

Paintball Paradise

Featuring 11 playing fields spread out over 60 acres of natural terrain, complete with man made obstacles and buildings, you’ll be entertained for hours. Forget the snowball fights, they’re open year round!

Fenek Farms

Located 10-minutes north of Regina, this family farm opens its doors to the public to learn about sustainable ethically grown produce. Make sure the children get time to enjoy the petting zoo and hay rides before heading back to the city with some fresh produce.

Regina Beach

Situated on the shores of Last Mountain Lake, Regina Beach is a beautiful beach area with a playground, picnic areas and kayak rentals. The town boasts cute cafes, restaurants and shops making it the perfect place to spend an entire day with the family.

Motherwell Homestead National Historic Site

Glimpse into what daily prairie life was like in the early 1900s. Learn about farm work in the fields and how to care for animals. Guide yourself through the homestead of William Richard Motherwell, an agriculture activist, who founded the Department of Agriculture at the then-new University of Saskatchewan in 1908.

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Located less than an hour from Regina, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park is an excellent choice for those looking to get close to nature, relax or experience some of the great hiking that Saskatchewan has to offer. While you’re here, don’t miss the 2.9-km Bison View Interpretive Trail that provides a close-up view of bison as they stroll through the prairie.

Beaver Creek Ranch

Visit this working cattle ranch and training facility in the beautiful Qu’Appelle Valley, just 25 minutes from Regina. Plan a Western-themed dinner and ranch-style entertainment for a small or large group. Participate in riding lessons by trained professionals available for all stages of riders.