Length of Trip : Half day (3-4 hours)

Cost : $8.50 for adults $7.50 for seniors $6.50 students $4.00 for children Kids under 5: Free

Best time to go : Open year-round including stat holidays.

Wheelchair friendly : Yes

Family friendly : Yes

Where to eat : Wanuskewin has a terrific canteen-style restaurant on-site, serving breakfast, lunch and snacks. The pulled bison sliders are delicious. In Saskatoon: Fine Dining: Truffles Bistro Calories Mid-level: The Hollows Duck Duck Goose Tapas Budget: Two Gun Quiche House Woods Ale House

Official Site : Wanuskewin Heritage Park RR #4, Penner Road Saskatoon, SK Canada S7K 3J7 Ph: 306-931-6767

Getting There : Wanuskewin Heritage Park is located 5 kilometers (20 minutes) northeast of Saskatoon city centre, along the South Saskatchewan Riverbank. 3 kilometres north of 51st Street East on Wanuskewin Road then 2 kilometers east of Wanuskewin Road on Penner Road

Note from Robin : Once you’ve checked out the galleries, go for a walk along the Path of the People, which leads to other lovely trail sections stretching over 6km around the museum. Here’s an article I wrote about the importance of Indigenous Tourism in Canada, and beyond.