Box 328
DUCK LAKE, SK S0K 1J0
Trails of 1885 Attraction. Features artifacts pertaining to the 1885 Metis Resistance and First Nation-Metis-Pioneer society 1870 - 1905. Gift shop, permanent and travelling exhibits, 80 ft viewing tower, theatre, ball diamonds, parking and picnic areas. Bilingual tours.
Tel:306-467-2057
Fax:306-467-2257
Toll Free:1-866-467-2057
Email: duckmuf@sasktel.net
Website:
www.dlric.org
5 Anderson Ave, adjacent to Hwy 11. 57km S of Prince Albert, 91km N of Saskatoon.
Glen Scrimshaw Gallery and free campground, Jack Pine Stables Guest Ranch/Tipis/B & B, grocery, bakery, gas.
16-May-2009 to 7-Sep-2009
Rate details: $4.50 adult, $3.50 seniors, $2.50 youth. 25% discount for groups of 12 or more. Family admission $12 includes 2 adults and children under 18 years.
Hours of operation: Daily 10am - 5:30pm; remainder of year by appointment.
Limited wheelchair access
Tourist information
Meeting rooms
Gift shop
Picnic area
Service in French
Self-guided tour
Step-on guide service
Tours upon request
Group tour services
Guide services
Estimated viewing time (hours): 1
Additional Group Tour Information: Please call ahead for group tours.
Group rates
Museums Association of Saskatchewan member
