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Valley Road Prairieland Park Forestry Farm RT NO H FARM PAR TRY K & 12 11 S Forestry E Farm Park & Z RR 4/ Penner R McOrmond Drive O O Saskatoon Wyant Road F O Group Zoo Raceway Wanuskewin SaskTel 16 Heritage Soccer Marquis Drive Park Centre SaskTel Attridge Drive www.TourismSaskatoon.com Centre Saskatoon John th . 5 202 4 Avenue North 1-800-567-2444 G. Diefenbaker 51st Street Int’l. Airport Road Wanuskewin Attractions Shopping Centres LB The Weir Distillers The Prairie Wilson’s Entertainment & Hotels, B&Bs Idylwyld Drive North Event Facilities Hospitals Saskatchewan Lily Riverboat Lifestyle Aviation Museum Circle Drive (seasonal) Centre College Drive Parks & Learning Centre 200m (1/8 mile) Nutrien Children’s Playland at Discovery Kinsmen Park 25 th Museum Street East (open 2019) LAND Innovation IRIE PA Shakespeare on RA RK Place P the Saskatchewan Boulevard Idylwyld Freeway (seasonal) Ruth Street Tourism Saskatoon 5 University Bridge Innovation 3 2 Ukrainian i Diefenbaker Museum of Canadian Avenue North Canada st Idylwyld Drive North Avenue C North Avenue Canada Lightsource 1 Centre 22nd Street West Synchrotron Prairieland Campus Avenue North TCU th Park 22 nd Western Place Street East4 Drive Development Preston Avenue North Museum Old Victoria Marquis Downs Midtown 4 School House Lorne Avenue Lorne Avenue South Plaza The Roxy 7 Kiwanis Memorial Park th Theatre 20 Street West College Drive 20 th Street East Saskatoon 1 CosmpolitanSaskatchewan Park Crescent East Circle Drive South B South Avenue Field House Remai Arts Spadina Crescent East UNI SITY Centre 6 VER Saskatoon Avenue South Farmers’ nd 2 Y RO Market Remai Broadway Bridge LLE AD Modern VA TrafficFriendship Bridge River Landing Park Circle Cartwright Street Drive Black Fox Farm Rotary Park South & Distillery Lorne Avenue South 12th Street East Beaver Creek Conservation The Willows Sen. Sid Buckwold Bridge Area German Golf & The Marr Handmade Broadway Cultural Country Club Crescent West Residence House Theatre Centre Spadina Crescent West SCC Crossmount Valley Road Valley Craft Cidery Moon Lake Golf Victoria Park Saskatchewan Main Street Gallery & Country Club Avenue Victoria Broadway Avenue Dakota Dunes Golf Links The Berry 219 Dakota Dunes Barn th Casino Idylwyld Freeway 8 Street East SOUTH Gabriel Dumont Park 31 Saskatoon 16 Prince Albert Silverwood HOTELS West RV Park 11 (142 km) Golf Course Downtown (see reverse) LEGEND (9km) 16 12 1. Delta Bessborough Hotel 32 Campland RV 10 Martensville 2. Hilton Garden Inn Resort (16km) Edmonton Hotels, B&Bs (524 km) (20 km) Saskatoon Downtown 33 River Valley RV 60th Street 3. Holiday Inn Saskatoon Park (34km) Shopping Centres Downtown 4. The James Hotel Leisure Facilities 5. Park Town Hotel 6. Radisson Hotel Saskatoon www.TourismSaskatoon.com Campgrounds/RV Parks 7. Sheraton Cavalier Saskatoon 202 4th Avenue North . 1-800-567-2444 Saskatoon Downtown (this side) Hospitals Wanuskewin Road John G. Diefenbaker 51st Street Lenore Drive 8. Holiday Inn Express Hotel International Airport & Suites Golf courses 9. Ramada Saskatoon Pinehouse Drive NOTES North In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1 (for fire, police, 10. Comfort Suites Saskatoon Lawson 38 ambulance, and poison control services) Heights 11. Country Inn & Suites by 12 Mall 36 Carlson Local speed limits are 50kph in most areas, with a Airport Drive 18 21 Faithfull Avenue 12. Courtyard by Marriott 15 Millar Avenue 30kph limit in school zones (Sept. 1–June 30). 17 20 Saskatoon Airport 13. Days Inn Saskatoon FInd real-time bus tracking and trip planning by 11 Circle Drive North 14. Heritage Inn Hotel & downloading the Transit app. 19 13 Convention Centre Parking in Downtown, Broadway, Riversdale and 14 15. MainStay Suites 39 Saskatoon Sutherland is metered from 9am–6pm Monday Attridge Drive 16. Quality Inn & Suites to Saturday. Pay at any FlexParking station or 16 University Heights 17. Saskatoon Comfort Inn download the WayToPark app. Suburban 18. Sandman Hotel Saskatoon 33rd Street West Centre Preston 19. Saskatoon Inn & Warman Road Crossing Conference Centre 35 20. Super 8 East Circle Drive West 21. Travelodge Hotel Diefenbaker Drive Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon 34 9 Central Avenue Confederation 29 West Asquith Mall 22. Best Western Blairmore Idylwyld Drive North (40 km) North P Avenue H North Avenue 8 East Humboldt 23. Best Western Plus East 22nd Street West (113 km) 14 College Drive Side 20th Street West 22 40 South Midtown 5 Blairmore 27 41 24. Suburban Plaza Home Inn & Suites Fairlight Drive Saskatoon 25. Towneplace Suites Centre Farmers’ Market Saskatoon B&Bs 23 7 11th Street West 8th Street East 26. Froese Seeds B&B 27. Inn on College Calgary 28. Rant & Roar B&B (594 km) The Wildwood 29. White Pelican B&B Centre Golf Course Freeway Mall CAMPGROUNDS 30 26 Taylor Street Holiday Park 30. Gordon Howe Gordon Howe Golf Course Campground Campground Circle Drive East 31. Saskatoon 16 West RV Victoria Avenue Victoria Broadway Avenue Clarence Avenue Cumberland Avenue Preston Avenue VIA Rail Idylwyld Park Station 28 Market 37 1km (0.62 miles) Ruth Street Mall 32. Campland RV Resort 33. River Valley RV Park LEISURE FACILITIES 34. Cosmo Civic Centre Winnipeg 35. Harry Bailey Aquatic (789 km) Valley Road Valley Centre 36. Henk Ruys Soccer Moon Lake Circle Drive South Golf & 16 Centre Country Club Cartwright Street 37. Lakewood Civic Centre 60 38. Lawson Civic Centre Stonegate 25 24 Pike Lake PP Shopping 39. SaskTel Soccer Centre (33 km) Outlook The Willows Centre & Terry Fox Track (99 km) 219 Regina 11 Saskatoon Int’l. Map design by FreshWest Media Ltd. Golf & CC (259 km) Raceway (24km) 40. Shaw Centre 41. Saskatoon Field House.
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