Royal Saskatchewan Museum

A perfect blend of Science, Marine Biology and First Nation History one can find at this place. The two storey building displays wide range of prairie animals, birds and unknown facts about Dinosaurs and theory of their extinction. A place filled with so much knowledge and appreciation about this grasslands and their importance in our ecological I system. Key Notes : 1. Advanced booking won't be necessary as the front end staff are super helpful and respectful. 2. Entry hall has a coat room as well as rest rooms for adults and kids. 3. Ground floor covers a giant dinosaur skeleton and ways in past wherein First Nation people shared special bond with the animals and their seasonal food options. 4. Second floor has a wide range of seasonal and residential animals, birds and reptiles. 5. The museum also has elevator and staircase. 6. Ground floor has this tiny souvenir shop.

A beautiful museum; everything is very well preserved and in perfect condition. There aren't just dinosaurs, but also all kinds of stuffed animals, exhibits about indigenous peoples, and some world history. I really enjoyed it!

The Museum preserves the aged foundational history of Canada. A combination of written, pictorial, trades, communal life, regions, animals and the people etc. The people lived very simple lives guarded and guided by their beliefs some of which are obedience, trust, care, shared knowledge etc. it's beautiful place for the entire family to visit. I wasn't able to mop up 70% whilst there, so I'll plan another visit soon. The staff were courteous. The environment was peaceful and just across the Museum, there is a big park with a water front.

Entrance fee was by donation of your choice, which was very kind to offer. Well laid out museum that you can get through efficiently. Was surprised that it houses the largest TRex discovered in the world found in 1991 I. Saskatchewan! Fun fact!

Visited last week and had a great experience! The exhibits were well-organized and educational. I especially appreciated the section on First Nations history — it was respectful and informative. A must-visit spot to learn about Saskatchewan’s rich natural and cultural heritage

Exhibits are well put together with supporting educational placards to help visitors understand what they’re looking at in the display. Highly educational for both children and adults. Pictures online don’t serve the Scotty the T-Rex justice. It’s a lot bigger in person! Front line staff were helpful and friendly. There’s a gift shop and the museum takes donations versus charging an admission fee. Overall, a great experience and highly recommend.

We had an amazing time at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum! It’s a perfect spot for a family outing, offering a mix of education and entertainment. The exhibits are beautifully curated, especially the life-sized dinosaur models - the kids were absolutely thrilled! The First Nations gallery was particularly moving, offering a deep and respectful look at Indigenous history and culture. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to answer questions. The interactive displays kept the kids engaged, and we all learned so much about Saskatchewan’s natural history. Highly recommend for a family visit - we’ll definitely be coming back!

Kids can spend 1-2 hours in the museum easily. There are many fun activities in different months.