RecreationandEntertainment

Recreation and Entertainment

There is an abundance of recreation and entertainment activities available in the Craik community. Following is a list of what, when, where and contact information to keep you busy all year 'round!

Craik Memorial Rink - Skating and Curling Facility

Skating Rink (306-734-2204)
is of professional size and quality
ice surface is artificial with tractor zamboni
4 full size dressing rooms with a referee's room as well
full kitchen situated in a large lobby area
sound system with digital time-clock
hockey and public skating (times vary)
figure and power skating lessons are available
rink facility is available for rent for hockey tournaments or private skating functions at the following rates:
$75 per hour or$300 per day
To book, contact Jason Kemp
Phone: 306-734-2891
Email: craikrink@craik.ca

Curling Rink (306-734-2444)

3 full size sheets of artificial ice
newer matched set of curling stones
full kitchen with large lobby and bench seating
bar area with license permit
lockers available
mixed league and bonspiels
rink is also available for rent
contact Keith Owen at 306-734-2223

Craik and District Regional Park

located 1.6 km north east of Craik
season runs May 15 to Sep 15
30 amp, 15 amp and non-powered sites
large outdoor swimming pool
camp kitchen and concession stand
reservations also available;
Phone: (306) 734-5102
or email craikpark@craik.ca
click HERE for full park details

Craik and District Golf Club

located 1.5 km north east of Craik
season runs approximately May 1 to Sep 15
9 holes, grass greens, watered fairways, valley scenery
full club house facilities located in the Craik Eco-Centre
men's, ladies and youth golf nights and tournaments
driving range
golf carts available for rent
course is also available for rent for private or corporate events
contact the club house at 306-734-2364
or RM of Craik No. 222 at 306-734-2242
click HERE for full golf club details

Craik Dam (Arm River Reservoir)

located approximately 2 km north east of Craik and just across the road from the Craik Regional Park
fishing and recreational boating
boat launch facility
ice fishing in winter months
hosts the "Build, Bail and Sail" each summer in July!

Craik Branch of the Palliser Regional Library

located in the old town hall, main street Craik
hours of operation:
Tuesday 10-12 a.m. / 1:30-5 p.m. / 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - 1:30-5 pm
closed Sunday, Monday and Saturday
For details call - 306-734-2388

Trails End Guest Ranch

located approx. half way between Craik and Aylesbury along the No. 11 highway in the majestic Arm River Valley.
be a cowboy for a day at this working cattle ranch
ride horse or hike through beautiful valley trails
cabin rentals or RV sites available
riding lessons
over-night horse boarding
campfires, cookouts and a toasty warm hot tub
vacation packages to suite your needs
for reservations call 1-866-885-0775 or 306-734-2967
email trailsend@sasktel.net
click HERE for full Guest Ranch details

Historic Dugout House

located in the Craik Regional Park
dates back to the mid 1800's
buffalo rubbing stone
walking trails

Three Rivers Trail Association

was established to encourage local tourism between Last Mountain Lake and Lake Diefenbaker in Central Saskatchewan
hiking, biking and horse trails
no motorized vehicles allowed
tours available through Pelican Tours
for information and details contact 309-734-2250
click HERE for full TRTA details

Prairie Pioneer Museum

an historical look at Craik and rural Saskatchewan
you must call to set up an appointment for viewing
visitors and local residents are welcome
call 306-734-5125 or 306-734-2676

Fun Facts:

The Craik and District Regional Park was first opened in 1967. Over the next few years many improvements were done leading up to the official opening in July of 1971 to coincide with the Saskatchewan Homecoming of 1971.

Brake Howarth was the first sec / treasurer and head of the development committee.

Fun Facts:

The swimming pool at the Craik park was built in 1967. It has undergone many improvements over the years but the size and shape remains the same today.

It has a 3m diving board and a floating raft.

Each summer they host a series of swimming lessons for children of all ages.

There are also certified life guards that are on duty during all public swimming hours!

Fun Facts:

The Craik Memorial Rink was built between 1947 and 1949. There was a special guest speaker at the opening ceremonies in December of 1949. “WHO” was that special guest?

John Diefenbaker

who went on to become the Prime Minister of Canada; And he was from Saskatchewan!