CADILLAC EVENTS

Dave's General Store is located on the corner of Napier and Centre Street in Cadillac.  Enjoy sundries and an eclectic collection of antiques, art, clothes, children's items, and more!  A great shopping experience for everyone. 

Treasure Valley Farms is located eight miles north of Cadillac and offers:

• Picnic Area in the orchard with a play structure swings, slide, trampoline, fire pit and different games
• You can pick fruit and vegetables when available
• Ice Cream Stand
• Petting Zoo
• Paddle Boats
• Cold Storage: while picking
• Cold Drinks Sold

http://www.treasurevalleymarkets.com/

Need some memories captured or new portraits done?  Local photographer Connie Maasen is at your service.

https://photosbyducky.myportfolio.com/ 

 Grasslands National Park is located 45 minutes south of Cadillac.  Experience the solitude of the wide-open plain as the prairie wind ripples a sea of grasses beneath the clear blue sky. Ride a traditional wagon, sit before a crackling campfire or spend the night beneath a canopy of brilliant stars. Travel back in time as you gaze at dinosaur bones, wander past tipi rings and catch a glimpse of a prairie homestead on the distant horizon. 

https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/sk/grasslands

Look no further than right above your head! Saskatchewan is known as the Land of the Living Skies.  Travel south to Grasslands National Park to experience one of many Dark Sky Preserves in Canada. The Grasslands National Park Dark Sky Preserve is one of the largest and darkest in the world covering 527 sq km. Experience a remarkably dark star-filled sky and night time wildlife undisturbed by light pollution. Two Trees Trail, Frenchman Valley Campground and Rock Creek Campground are excellent, car-accessible stargazing locations.  

https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/listings/3048/grasslands-national-park-dark-sky-preserve

The Saskatchewan Ghost Town Trail is some 675 miles or 1,087 kilometers long and follows Saskatchewan Highway 13. The trail goes from Govenlock to Wauchope and connects 32 ghost towns. Highway 13 is known as the historic Red Coat Trail.  

 The 32 ghost towns of the Saskatchewan Ghost Town Trail are: Altawan, Govenlock, Senate, Vidora, Olga, Ravenscrag, Neighbour, South Fork, Instow, Scotsguard, Crichton, Gouverneur, Meyronne, Melaval, Valor, Arkwick, Willows, Readlyn, Verwood, Horizon, Glasnevin, Wallace, Amulet, Khedive, Forward, Axford, Trossachs, Tatagwa, Hume, Griffin, Froude, Forget, Armilla, Freemantle, Steppes, and Wauchope. 

https://www.thetravel.com/what-to-know-about-the-32-ghost-towns-along-the-saskatchewan-ghost-town-trail/