SEE ALL THE SIGHTS
UNDER AND ABOVE A VAST HORIZON
Located near the centre of the Cypress Hills - Grasslands Destination Area, explore the Gull Lake and Rural Region to be inspired by natural panoramic views almost untouched by civilization. Be sure to make time to experience local culture too. These vibrant, close communities organize and deliver fun and connection with community events and local attractions and amenities present opportunities for visitors (and locals) to create unforgettable memories while in the region!
Visit all corners of the Cypress Grasslands destination area at a short distance from Gull Lake.
LESS THAN AN HOUR AWAY
Antelope Lake Regional Park
25 KMs from Gull Lake
25 kilometres north of Gull Lake on Highway 37 is Antelope Lake Regional Park. An nice campground with a store is at Antelope Lake. A 9-hole sand green golf course and a new playground are available. Rent a hall at Antelope Lake. Lake access is provided at the park's east boat launch. Anglers can fish at the park's stocked trout pond for a low fee.
Tompkins Sod House
26 KMs from Gull Lake
To honour local homesteaders, the Tompkins Sod House was built in 1980. It has a settler bed, potbelly stove, table, and other furnishings on Centre Ave in Tompkins. Working plough and wooden wheelbarrow outdoors.
Doc's Town Heritage Village
58 KMs from Gull Lake
In Swift Current's Kinetic Exhibition Park, there are eight history buildings (blacksmith shop, church, one-room school, Aladdin home, community hall, portable train station, elevator, airmen's barracks) and three modern buildings with heritage aspects.
ABOUT AN HOUR AWAY
T.rex Discovery Centre
87 KMs from Gull Lake
Dino Country, located in Eastend, has gained popularity with the discovery of a nearly complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton. "Scotty," one of only twelve high-quality specimens in the world, is on display at the T. Rex Discovery Center.
Wilkinson Memorial Observatory
90 Kms from Gull Lake
Visitors to the Wilkinson Memorial Observatory will find a Celestron Ultima 11" 2800 mm focal length telescope with eyepieces ranging from 40 mm to 10.5 mm, as well as numerous filters and a GoTo Tracking System. Spend a night marvelling at the wonders of the universe under the gorgeous Saskatchewan sky, witness Saturn's spectacular rings, and follow the space station as it glides silently through space.
Lake Diefenbaker
107 KMs to Landing Marina
Lake Diefenbaker was formed in 1967 when the huge Gardiner Dam was built in the South Saskatchewan River. It has three significant parks: Sask Landing, Danielson Provincial Park, and Douglas Provincial Park.
A BIT MORE THAN AN HOUR AWAY
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
114 Kms from Gull Lake
The West Block wilderness region of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park has an equestrian campground. The Centre Block of the park has front-country campsites, a resort, swimming pool, hiking trails, ziplining, and one of the world's largest Dark Sky Preserves. Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is a great year-round family destination.
Great Sandhills
140 Kms from Gull Lake
The Great Sandhills is one of the largest sets of active sand dunes in the country. The largest sand dunes are 25 meters high & cover several hectares of land.
Grasslands National Park
146 KMs from Gull Lake
Saskatchewan's Grasslands National Park has bison. The first Canadian national park to protect mixed prairie grasses is Grasslands. Black-tailed prairie dogs live exclusively there in Canada.
