The museum in Kisbey has been created from two old one-room school houses, and has an enchanting collection of turn-of-the-century dresses and clothing.  

Arcola's museum features weekly summer teas, and original settler home and a steam-driven automobile.

Carlyle's Rusty Relics museum was built in an old railway station, and it houses period activities throughout the summer, such as butter churning, spinning and ice cream making.  For more information on special events, call the museum at (306) 453-2266.

Perhaps the most well-known piece of prairie history lies 10 miles north of Manor, where the brave English settlers attempted to re-create a Victorian settlement on the foreign prairie soil.  Cannington Manor features reconstructed and restored homes and buildings and costumed guides which will bring the past to life.

The Wawota museum is among Saskatchewan's most impressive rural town museums.  Spilling over five buildings, and painstakingly arranged into themed displays, it features interesting and well-preserved antiques accumulated over the past 20 years.  Where many museums have collected relics from their past, Wawota didn't stop there.  The diorama on the second floor represents a great deal of talent and hard work.  It features over 20 species of animals native to the area, preserved and displayed in their natural habitat.

Estevan is home to three museums:  the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum, the Souris Valley Museum and the North West Mounted Police Museum.  The Estevan Art Gallery & Museum includes two art galleries that feature contemporary artwork from regional, national and internationally known artists.

Whether you're an experienced rider or a city clicker, you'll want to top off your southeast vacation experience with a trail ride through the scenic Moose Mountains.  The Kenosee Riding Academy features trail rides along wooded paths.  The horses are very gentle and well-trained, making them perfect for riders of all ages.  For more information, please call (306) 577-2278.

Carlyle & District Leisure Complex -- Pick up and head over to the Carlyle & District Leisure Complex.  Located in the Lion's Park in the south end of town, conveniently near the campsites, ball diamonds and tennis courts, this $435,000 facility boasts a junior Olympic size swimming pool, two diving boards, a kiddie pool, twelve-person hot tub and a fully equipped main building, including showers, washrooms, changing rooms and concession.  For more information, stop by the pool or call the pool at (306) 453-6456.

Kenosee Superslides -- Located in the picturesque Moose Mountain Provincial Park, on Highway #9, this outdoor complex will provide and all-day enjoyment experience.  The seven gigantic slides range in difficulty from novice to expert.  Try to fly with the daredevil eight storey drop of the "Free Fall Slide," or get turned around on one of two enormous "Twisters."  Those who seek a quieter experience will appreciate relaxing in one of Canada's largest hot tubs or they may enjoy floating gently along the 800 foot long, lazy pool.  Even the youngest visitors have been thought of.  Three children's slides and a youth's pool and play area will provide hours of safe, exciting entertainment for young guests.

Carnduff Swimming Pool -- Outdoor swimming pool located in the Town of Carnduff.  For more information, call (306) 482-3991.

Souris Valley Aquatic Leisure Centre -- The Souris Valley Aquatic & Leisure Centre offers a wide variety of activities including:  a leisure pool, hot tub, waterslide, steam room, exercise room, squash courts, multi-purpose room, craft room, library and concession.  The active and dynamic programming is designed to meet the needs of all ages.  For more information, call (306) 634-1888.

Enjoy a weekend in the wilderness, camping at the Moose Mountain Provincial Park.  Whether you choose to bring a motorized vehicle, or "rough it" with a tent and campfire the MMPP is the place to be.  Treed lots, easy access to power and water, shower and laundry facilities are all designated to make your stay the best it can be.  To reserve a site or for more information please call (306) 577-2611.

Hidden Valley Golf Course -- Hidden Valley has 70 full-service campsites, a concession stand and canoe rentals.  For more information, call (306) 634-7744.

Carlyle District Lions Club -- South on 4th Street East.  11 electrical sites, quiet, well-treed; water and trailer dump station.  Modern washrooms and showers at swimming pool; firewood.  Close to downtown Carlyle, golfing, swimming, and playground.  Register at the swimming pool or call (306) 453-6456.  Cost $15 per day or $90 per week.

Moose Creek Regional Park -- The Moose Creek Regional Park has recently added a campground to the park.  The campground has 12 electrical sites, with water and a dump station.  Showers are currently under construction.  For more information please call Cal Shaw at (306) 489-2044.

Enjoy a little 'wildlife' during your stay in the area with a visit to the Bear Claw Casino and Lodge.  Conveniently located near the White Bear Lake Resort and the Moose Mountain Provincial Park, the Bear Claw is a great diversion for travellers and residents alike.  Featuring over 15,000 square feet of gamin space, the casino is home to blackjack, roulette, a big wheel, poker, VLT and regular and progressive slot machines.

Experience the authentic culture of the First Nations when you visit the White Bear Pow-Wow July 5 through 7.  With live drumming, brilliant regalia and talented dancers, the pow-wow is an experience never to be forgotten.  Learn about the tradition of many featured dances, including men's and women's fancy dress, traditional, women's, teen's and junior jingle dances, and grass dances.

Competitors from across the prairies will travel to show their best and try to take home one of the prize payouts.  Enjoy a day immersed in culture under the clear Saskatchewan sky, or satisfy your appetite at one of the concession booths.  For more information, contact Leon Lonechild or Laurence BigEagle at (306) 577-2461.

Moose Mountain Provincial Park -- There's no such thing as a boring day at the Moose Mountain Provincial Park.  Whether you choose to take part in the various scheduled activities and programs at the beach or in one of the campgrounds, or spend a long, lazy day soaking up the sun on one of the park's lush, manicured lawns, you'll always have options.  Enjoy an ice cream, or try a game of golf or mini-golf.  Take the kids to play on one  of the park's many play structures, or go for a walk in the woods .  Take a walk around the park grounds and check out the new artists' village near the beautiful and scenic chalet.  Inside the chalet, you'll find an interesting visitor's centre to wander through.  Watch for upcoming event's on the park's many bulletin boards, or call the park office for more information on what's coming up at (306) 577-2600.

White Bear Lake Resort -- The lovely White Bear Lake features many enjoyable services to make your summer stay memorable.  With swimming, fishing, camping, boating and water skiing, the White Bear Lake Resort has it all for summer fun.  Stop in at the resort office for information on camping sites and events.

Moose Creek Regional Park -- There's no better way to make memories than by visiting a new place, and the Alameda/Oxbow area has the newest place around: the Moose Creek Regional Park.  The park received regional park status March 17, 2002.  The park features great boating and fishing, with a concrete boat launch and docks, and washroom and fish filleting facilities near by.  A beach and picnic area make the park perfect for a sunny afternoon visit, and a playground area is provided for children.  Showers and washrooms for the campgrounds are one of the park's new projects this summer, along with a nine hole golf course which was seeded this spring and will be open later in the season.

Estevan's Boundary and Rafferty Dams -- While in the Estevan area, drop by the Boundary and Rafferty Dam to enjoy some great fishing or boating.  Enjoy a day under the sun while making a big catch.  Boundary Dam is home to Saskatchewan's only large mouth bass fishing area.  It also stocks perch and walleye.  The Rafferty Dam stocks walleye, perch and pike.

White Bear Lake Resort

Moose Mountain Provincial Park

Moose Creek Regional Park

Coal Mine & Power Plant -- Take a few minutes out of your vacation schedule to find out where the electricity comes from to power your house.  Luscar and SaskPower, along with Estevan Tourism offer free guided tours of Boundary dam coal mine and power plants in the area.  For more information or to book a tour call Estevan Tourism at (306) 634-6044.

Souris Valley Theatre -- Located in the Souris Park on the south end of Estevan, the Souris Valley Theatre features many talented local and import actors.  There' s something about an outdoor theatre experience that just can't be beat.  Visit the Souris Valley Theatre and find out for yourself.  So grab your friends and family, and drive out to the park for an evening of laughter and entertainment.

Estevan Motor Speedway -- The Estevan Motor Speedway is an IMCA sanctioned track for racing IMCA modifieds and hobby stocks.  Some of the summer's events at the Speedway include IMCA stock car races, a special Canada Day race, and a number of other races.  For more information on race times or additional events, visit the Speedway's website at www.estevanmotorspeedway.com