Recreation & Culture

Foam Lake, Saskatchewan

Leisure Services Director: Shelley Thoen-Chaykoski
Office Located at 402 Cameron St.
Ph:272-3538, Fax: (306) 272-3738
E-Mail:

Spring Rec Soccer League: May 10th to June 21st.  Click Here to download the registration form.

Click Here to view the Spring & Summer Rec Programs.

Foam Lake - An "In Motion" Zone

1. Recreation Centre: 435 Broadway St. Ph:272-3221
   
   
   • Arena: An 185 by 85 artificial ice surface available for the figure skating program, minor hockey program, recreation hockey, Flyer hockey and public skating. 800 people seating capacity.
     
     
   • Curling Rink: Four sheets of artificial ice with a seating area and lounge.
   
   
2. Foam Lake Golf & County Club: 19 Km North of Foam Lake on Highway 310. Ph: 272-3801
   
   
   • Beautiful 9 hole grass green course with a restaurant, lounge, and proshop. Cart rental is available.
   
   
3. Central Park Swimming Pool: 221 Cameron St. Ph: 272-4280
   
   
   • An 25m by 12.2m outdoor heated pool. Paddlers pool on site. Open June 1 to August 31. Red Cross swimming lessons and Life Saving courses available in June & July as well as daily public swimming.
   
   
4. Foam Lake Fitness Centre: 321 Chant St. Ph: 272-4811
   
   
   • Located upstairs at the community hall. A good selection of cardiac and muscular workout equipment. Open 5 days a week.
   
   
   
5. Golf Driving Range: Located at the Visitor Information Centre Ph:272-3714
   
   
   • The driving range is operated by the Town of Foam Lake Tourism Staff and is open from May 14th to September 30. Hours of operation are 8am to 7pm daily.
   
   
   
6. Foam Lake Bowling Centre: 239 Main St. Ph: 272-4445
   
   
   • 6 lanes of 5 pin bowling. Glow bowling available for groups.
   
   
7. Star Billiards: 332 Main St. Ph: 272-4132
   
   
   • Pool hall that is open year round.
   
   
8. Foam Lake Museum: 113 Bray Ave. W. Ph: 272-4292
   
   
   • Contains a variety of artifacts that represent the history of Foam Lake and area. Located in the old town office.
     
     
   • Open upon request by calling Ruth Gushulak: 272-3360, Brian Green: 272-4771, Marj White: 272-3581 or Marj Moldon: 272-4221.
   
   
9. Douglas Heritage House: Located behind the Visitor Information Centre on Hwy 16
   
   
   • A 1915 home furnished with some artifacts dating back to the 17th century.
     
     
   • Tours are available from Visitor Information staff or Museum members.
     
     
   • Fresh bread which is served three times in the summer is baked in a clay oven located beside the house.

    

10. Foam Lake Branch of the Parkland Regional Library: 402 Cameron St. Ph: 272-3660
    Open: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30am-4:30pm

    
    

11. Churches
    
    
    • Christ the King Roman Catholic Church: 316 Broadway St.
      
      
    • Gospel Fellowship Church: Hwy 310 North
      
      
    • Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church: 238 Cameron St.
      
      
    • United Church of Canada: 310 Royal St.
      
      
    • St. John's Anglican Church: 315 Main St.
      
      
    • St. Peter & Paul's Ukrainian Orthodox Church: 139 Cameron St.
      
    
    
    
12. Parks & Play Program
    
    
    • During the months of July & August, the Leisure services staff offer a summer play program called Fun in the Sun, for children ages 5 to 12. Activities include games, arts & crafts, tours and movies.
      
      
    • Central park, Northside Leisure park, Rec Centre Ball Fields, and Foam Lake Campground provide are areas for people to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Playground equipment, sandboxes, a swimming pool, and a camping area with electricity, barbeques and a picnic area are all available in Foam Lake.
    
    
    
13. Interest Groups
    
    
    • Click here for Foam Lake & District "Active Living" Organization listings.
    
    
    
14. Hunting & Fishing
    
    
    • Foam Lake and surrounding area sports man's and woman's paradise. There are excellent fishing opportunities for Northern Pike and Walleye in Fishing Lake and the White Sand lakes during both the summer and winter months.
      
      
    • An abundance of geese, ducks, whitetail and muletail populations provide the hunters with a worthwhile adventure.
    
    
    
15. Skiing & Snowmobiling
    
    
    • During the winter season, trails are groomed for skiers and snowmobilers. The skiing trails are located along Milligan creek and through the Foam Lake campground.
      
      
    • The Fishing Lake Snowmobile Club maintains 150 miles of groomed snowmobile trails as part of the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association Network of trails. Foam Lake links to the northern forest trails and provides complimentary warm-up shelters along the way.