Golf:  A round of golf on the 9 hole par 34 course can be a great start to your day.  Nestled on a neat little triangle of land on the eastern edge of town, the natural landscape complements the irrigated fairways, grass green, man-made moguls and planted evergreens and shrubbery.  It makes a picturesque stroll even if you don't golf.  The year 2000 saw the addition of a feature clubhouse to the course.

Taylor Park:  This park was named after Wilfred C. Taylor, the town's first mayor.  A quiet walk along the winding pathways of Taylor Park can be a refreshing experience.  Surrounding a man-made pond, this small patch of green lies just west of Main Street.  One may sit on the park benches for a while and watch the ducks, geese and muskrats.  Equipped with picnic sites and a restroom, it's great for family or group gatherings.  A large sand box with playground equipment is available for the children.  The newly installed lighting makes for an enjoyable evening walk through the park.  Future plans for the park include a band stand, fountain out in the pond and a serving booth for the large gatherings.  Each new step is taken as money is provided.

Stoughton Campground:  The Stoughton campground is found by going south of #33 highway on Sullivan Street into the Stoughton sports grounds.  The campground is equipped with sewer and water hook-ups along with 30amp power service.  A restroom and shower facility is on site.  A swimming pool, tennis court and ball diamond are also found in the sports grounds.  A beautiful nine hole golf course with grass greens and irrigated fairways is just a mile from the campground.  Groceries, gasoline, propane, and a laundromat are just 5 minutes away. Information and reservations may be obtained by contacting G.W. Figler by telephone at 1-306-457-2413, by Fax at 1-306-457-3162 or by email at stoughtontown@sasktel.net.