Museum of Natural Sciences University of Saskatchewan

Definitely not a museum you should go out of your way for, but it's free admission and hours are very accessible. There are live animals (fish, rodents, a snake), a small geology exhibit, and reproductions of fossils. The exhibits are very limited and took me about 15 minutes to go through it all. I think young kids would enjoy it however.

It's a wonderful museum. The exhibits are looking a little worn, since they haven't been materially been changed since I attended the U of S, which was a couple of decades ago. The exhibits remain impressive and very well done.

The kids really enjoyed the scavenger hunt that I had accessed online and printed out before we went. The six year old said (to the dinosaur), "Now I 'm as big as you" when we went up the stairs.

The kids really enjoyed the scavenger hunt that I had accessed online and printed out before we went. The six year old said "Now I 'm as big as you" when we went up the stairs.

Although I hope they had more living animals, I think it's a great spot to experience a little bit of everything. They have little aquarium, little living animal, and some skeletons (few dinosaurs and many horses). I wish they had more, but it's free, so I think it's more than enough.

What a beautiful hidden gem. Very glad to find this place. Very interesting rock and mineral displays and some great informative write-ups. Would be a nice place for a light lunch!

We went there a homeschool group.
Such a fun little indoor place to show kids a little bit of natural science, dinosaurs, salt water and tropical fish, rocks, and a little tropical area.

A really beautiful hidden gem on the university grounds. All ages enjoyed it for both the displays of dinosaur bones replicas and the live animals, aquariums, and plant life.

This place was awsome and totally amazing. I was not aware that there was such a high caliber of dinasor displays and wonderful plants and fish in our city. There is no charge to this center.

Pretty cool lobby in the biology building. There's salt water fish tanks, a couple of ponds, one housing a gigantic old Koi about 2ft long, some dinosaur skeletons and a sweet mineral collection. Worth a wander in just to have a look.

Love taking my kids here, the dinosaurs are hit. One easy improvement would be a motion triggered sound recording of dinosaurs in the atrium part! We love checking out the fossils on the 2nd level too.

Always fun to come here. The information is interesting and the live animals tie in well with the displays. It's well maintained which makes the experience pleasant. Great place to bring kids or to just hang out.