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Outdoors / Conservation shortlist
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
A researched shortlist for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Compare addresses, practical details and maps.
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Beaver Creek Conservation Area
Highway 219, approximately 13 km south of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Protected creek, prairie and river habitat reached by the signed conservation-area turnoff.
- Hours
- Wednesday-Sunday, 9 am-4 pm
- Pets
- Not permitted
- Useful for
- A planned bird and trail visit
- Before visiting
- No pets or bikes beyond the parking lot. Gates lock at 4 pm.
Sources: Meewasin: Beaver Creek visitor rules
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Useful questions
How far south of Saskatoon is Beaver Creek?
The operator describes it as about 13 km south.
Which road should I take?
Highway 219 south from Lorne Avenue.
Should I turn at the Hamlet sign?
No. Continue to the signed Beaver Creek Conservation Area turnoff.
What are the regular open days?
Wednesday through Sunday under the current schedule.
When do the gates lock?
At 4 pm sharp, with all vehicles off site.
Can I ride a bike on the trails?
No. Bikes are not permitted beyond the parking lot.
Is there drinking water?
No potable water is available, so bring your own.
Can I feed chickadees?
Ask staff at the interpretive centre for seed and guidance.