Enjoy our many outdoor activities on your visit to the Bengough and Big Muddy Valley area.
The Big Muddy Valley Tours run out of Coronach SK and give visitors a firsthand look at the rugged but beautiful Big Muddy Badlands. Experience the colorful history of the area which includes Sitting Bull, Butch Cassidy, Sam Kelly and countless other "Old West" legends and stories. Contact Badlands Tours: All Tours need to be pre booked by calling (306) 267- 3300 (May-October) or off season contact the Town of Coronach (306) 267-3312, (306) 267-2150
Tee off in southern Saskatchewan. Bengough is close to several beautiful and challenging golf courses such as the Willow Bunch Golf Course pictured here. The Long Creek Golf and Country Club is also only 45 minutes away in Avonlea, SK.With 5 Golf courses within a 45 minute drive, Bengough is the perfect location for your Golf vacation. Contact Saskatchewan Tourism for all your Golfing information.
Hunting Vacation Packages: The Bengough area is home to a wide range of native wildlife for hunters. Whitetail and mule deer, Canada geese, mallard & pintail ducks, grouse (prairie-chicken) and partridge are plentiful in this region. Our hunting packages includes rooms, meals and box lunches. Packages can be customized to suit your needs. Call 306-268-2175 for pricing and options.
While staying in Bengough why not take advantage of our numerous recreational facilities. Outdoor Swimming Pool - Main Pool, Learner Pool & Whirl Pool. Season runs from mid June to late August. The Bengough Community Centre has a seating capacity of 300 and is available to book for weddings, anniversaries, cabarets, meetings, suppers, funeral lunches, and other community events. The Bengough Curling Rink has 3 sheets of artificial ice, along with viewing mirrors to assist the spectators in viewing the shots at the far end of the ice. The Bengough Skating Rink has artificial ice. The season runs from November 1st to March 1st of each year. Our Park also includes ball diamonds, Beach Volleyball Court, Nine hole sand green golf course and much more.
Bengough is blessed with a museum that is rich with local history, from the local coal mines to the sprawling ranches, the Bengough Museum will keep you intrigued for hours.
The Willow Bunch Museum & Heritage Society was established in 1972 by a group of local students through a government summer employment program. Originally housed in the old hospital, the Museum moved to its present location in 1985. Today, the Museum is housed in an artifact itself, a Convent school built by the Sisters of the Cross in 1914.
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