Batoche National Historic Site

Extrêmement intéressant de découvrir cette histoire du Canada. Tout est fait pour satisfaire également la clientèle Francophone. Je recommande fortement

There’s lots to see and many places with interactive content. The people are friendly. The food was cheap and amazing and honestly I enjoyed the experience.

Although the rain started when we got there the site looked very good and we decided to make this a return visit later this summer and get a chance to see thus historic site.

It was a quick stop as the interpretive center was closing, but they allowed us to wonder around the grounds. A lot has changed over the years, but I enjoyed the visit. Will be back!

What a beautiful visit. The displays are authentic, Stephanie, Aimee, Bradley did an excellent job as hosts sharing history and so proud of the significance of this location. Our bus operator super friendly and courteous. Give yourself enough time to watch a 40 minute video, tour the indoor displays, get around to all the outdoor displays and drive over to the far loop. (We didn’t so will have to go back)

Great place to visit with great history, our tour guide was very helpful and nice, the only thing, avoid the Cafe, quality of the food isn't good and will take a long time to prepare, carry some sandwiches

I love Batoche. We've gone many times throughout the years. The ticks were bad this year so wear appropriate pants and socks. It's a beautiful historical site.

Very informative on various metis heros and ancestry on louis riel and gabriel dumont and displays are also interesting to see and read about, definitely recommend a visit and tour of this place, not only the museum but also annual festival is always exceptional

It was an interesting place. Good over view of the events of the rebellion. The sites are very good. On a previous weekend visit a few years back there were more interactive activities but this time there was none

Our family enjoyed it immensely! We spent 5 hours and didn't see everything. Others were zooming through, though, so I think people will get out of it what they put into it. The kid's Explorer program was the best one we've encountered yet at any national park or site.

I was in the neighborhood and seen signs for a National Historic Site. Decided to venture off the regular path on my trip home from the lake. Unfortunately I was not prepared for the size of this Historical Site as I arrived at a little after 4pm. But now that I know where it is and the hours of operation I'm sure it will make a great trip to bring the whole family and learn some history and visit the land.

Went on a school field trip. Other than the rain (oh the rain) it was a good trip. We had a great guide who was patient with the students. With a class of grade 3-4, she did excellent. She recommended returning in Jul or Aug when the goats and chickens are there. My son is actually wanting to! And hopefully no rain.

We thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon walking round the extensive parkland site and learning about the Métis and the battle of Batoche.
There’s helpful staff to guide and take you on the transport so when it’s hot (it was today!) you can get around easily. I’d like to thank Travis especially as he guided us around the cemetery then took us back in time for the cinema show. We liked the 1885 “experience” and joined in, asking questions of the “original” settlers who explained their settlement.
Though we hadn’t given ourselves enough time to do everything, it was a very worthwhile trip and the administration centre has good facilities and exhibition rooms.
We had a lovely welcome from Dennis on reception too. More people should visit- it’s not far out of Saskatoon.

Why the heck isn’t this place open in the weekend? !? I cannot believe I drove all the way out here on a beautiful Saturday for nothing.

What a great way to spend a day. The place is gorgeous and so informative. Our guide was incredible and really knew her stuff.