Sharing the Realities of Our Family Adventures
A rare camping trip where we are camping with friends! (that aren’t family) - all thanks to someone holding me accountable! The Battlefords was a great halfway point for us and Tasha (@chasingkennedys). We each had never been to this park, although I did live at the lake for a short work term many years... Continue Reading →
Moose Lake Cabin TrailFen TrailWoodland TrailPelly Point Nature TrailDamselfy TrailBoreal Forest Nature Trail Moose Lake Cabin Trail This trail was recommended by Joyce @thedomesticatedcaker. She had taken her FOUR children on this trail to have an overnight in the cabin. IT RAINED. Bless her. We did this trail first as it was the longest. On... Continue Reading →
Super excited to present my 2021 gift guide! This list is genuine; these are all items that we actually use (or gifting this year). I consulted some friends (thank you - you know who you are) and they gave me some really great ideas. Drum roll pleeeeeease! 1. The Great Saskatchewan Bucket List - Robin... Continue Reading →
Just south of Moose Jaw you’ll find Bend in the River Berries. I recommend using the location coordinates on their website, we definitely went down a few of the wrong roads. Hot tip - if you go past 15 wing you have gone too far. Ty gets credit for this adventure- I think I’m rubbing... Continue Reading →
<In no particular order> The cool thing about Lake Diefenbaker is that it is so big (225 km!) and is an easy day trip for Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current and surrounding areas. The Lake Diefenbaker Instagram account is a fantastic resource for upcoming events, local businesses, and things to do! 1. Sask Landing... Continue Reading →
June 2021 Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park is located 45 minutes north of Swift Current on Lake Diefenbaker. Sask Landing offers hiking, beach, playgrounds, golf, mini golf, boating, fishing, equestrian camping, and I’m sure there’s more. Our first camping trip of summer 2021 – 4 nights, the maiden voyage for our new in 2006 tent trailer.... Continue Reading →
<In no particular order> Wanuskewin Heritage Park – This National Historic Site park provides so much. There are indoor exhibits, walking trails, a very cool playground, bison herd, and more. Take the opportunity to explore and learn indigenous heritage, history, art when you visit . “Our story began with a dream and desire to tell... Continue Reading →
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