A two-and-a-half-hour guided walk through native wildflowers at Beaver Creek Conservation, where you'll learn about the animals that pollinate them. At the end, you plant a native flower and enjoy a handmade cocktail to finish.
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Beaver Creek Conservation Area
13km south of saskatoon on highway 219 · outskirts
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a family-run distillery and working farm a short drive west of the city, where the grain in the bottle is grown on the land around you. come for a tour and a tasting in the room overlooking the fields, then wander the gardens and the u-pick flower patch in season. October turns it into a pumpkin patch that draws a steady weekend crowd. it works as a date, a family afternoon, or a low-key escape from town. plan for the drive and give yourself time to settle in.
a country restaurant and Saskatoon-berry farm sitting right on the river south of the city, the kind of place that is the destination as much as the meal. the kitchen is known for its berry pie, and the grounds carry a greenhouse, a gift shop, a u-pick patch and ice cream hut in season, and a little fun zone for small kids. it is an easy, scenic drive out of town, with riverbank views to walk off lunch. families and grandparents both love it. a proper Sunday-drive afternoon, no agenda needed.
