The Saskatchewan Railway Museum is a railway museum located west of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at the intersection of the Pike Lake Highway and the Canadian National Railway tracks. It is operated by the Saskatchewan Railroad Historical Association and was opened in 1990.
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We showed up on a day that the railway museum was closed (due to an error in hours on google). But we showed up with 2 cars full of very excited kids and the owner was so kind and allowed us entry. The staff was so accomodating (and friendly about it) and opened all of the trains and buildings, and even gave us a train ride. They truly saved the parents a long drive home filled with the wrath of toddlers. We've been here before (during regular hours) and had a great experience then as well. They have a very cute new gift shop where we will definitely pick up some...
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My family really enjoyed our time at the Railway Museum! I have 2 young boys who loved ringing the train bells, pressing various levers in trains and being able to check out so many different kinds of trains. A favorite was the spreader. Would recommend this place for all ages of train lovers. I also found the section of the museum that's dedicated to the history of internment camps very interesting as well. It's a history that I wasn't as aware of, but definitely needs to not...
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Welcoming participation of visitors .. Engines and boxcars can be explored; station buildings like Unity and Argo open for entry. The passenger car used to film Disney's Monkey Movie an amazing Hollywood Hit ! Gift Shop at entrance has delightful range of kids toys and adult info. See Saskatoon Street Car with retro ads inside. Volunteers continue to do extensive restorations of trains and buildings during the week. Visitors welcome on weekends. Check their website with...
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