For complete details on this year's supper in the field, visit the Supper in the Field page on this site. » more
Three historical buildings are on the property: the restored Elaschuk House, a designated provincial heritage site, features a thatched roof and clay walls and contains pioneer artifacts; Dunlop Cabin, a pioneer log home; and Makaroff United Church, built in 1910. Demonstrations of a sawmill in operation or bread-making in clay ovens... » more
Strawberry farm. Call for availability and picking dates. » more
A display herd of approximately 30 plains bison is maintained at Lake Audy in Riding Mountain National Park. A Bison and Grasslands Exhibit at the site relates the natural history of bison and native grasslands. Viewing is best in the morning or evening. » more
A man-made lake which crosses the provincial border into Saskatchewan, Lake of the Prairies was the result of the construction of the Shellmouth Dam, built in 1968 to control flooding upstream on the Assiniboine River. It fills a 67 km (42 mile) stretch of the Assiniboine River valley. Electrical campsites and... » more