The Big Muddy
The Big Muddy badlands are located in Southern Saskatchewan. They evoke images of lawless scoundrels from the "wild west" and are an amazing display of nature's architecture. Castle Butte is a one-of-a-kind monument, and you won't want to miss this trip!
Castle Butte is a unique landmark in the Big Muddy badlands. It is a sandstone and clay-based formation that was formed during the ice age and contains alkali and coal deposits. The Butte is a popular spot as it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Rising 70 metres in height, it also served as a landmark to First Nations people, the NWMP and early settlers.
We also tour the Outlaw Caves where fugitives from the USA and Canada laid low, the Circle Y Ranch where Tammy Burgess recounts tales from the history of The Big Muddy while we sit down to our bagged lunch!
Nov 25 to Nov 27
This three-day, two-night getaway departs from Regina with a Moose Jaw pickup, featuring a stop at Swift Current's Living Sky Casino for lunch and free play. Your stay at the Medicine Hat Lodge includes breakfasts, meal discounts, and casino free play for the on-site Copper Coulee Casino, which also offers special Seniors Day perks. It's an all-in-one trip designed for relaxation, entertainment, and great value.
Nov 29
Set in Rosetown during the 50's, this original musical follows the new minister's efforts to unite the locals through a town-wide Christmas pageant.
Dec 2 to Dec 4
4 Bears Casino & Resort is located in North Dakota. The Casino has over 700 Slot machines, table games, a gift shop and dining for your enjoyment. This multi-day trip will be a fun trip for anyone!
Dec 3
This $30 million dollar facility is a First Nation's economic development project between the Yorkton Tribal Council & SIGA with 250 machines, you will be able to find a machine that you will enjoy.
Dec 6
Take a trip on our Enchanted Forest tour! Enjoy a walk through the Western Development Museum, then have a meal at Best Asian Buffet (included), and finish the day with a drive through the Enchanted Forest in Saskatoon.