Located in the heart of Saskatchewan, imagine a lake that is one of a kind in North America and one of the only three bodies of water like it on the entire planet. Manitou Beach is famous for the salty, healing waters of Little Lake Manitou, so dense that you can easily float. Rich in mineral content, the waters of Little Manitou Lake offer natural and therapeutic healing properties to the skin and body. Float effortlessly—even suspended vertically as you chat with your friends! Two public beaches, Wellington Park with its spring-fed creek, and several walking trails invite you to immerse yourself in this natural wonder.

In the resort village of Manitou, a famous attraction is Danceland, one of a kind in Canada, which is a dance hall with a horsehair dance floor, and a very rich history! Take in a movie at the Drive In at Manitou Beach theatre (formerly called the Jubilee Drive-In). Golf at the Manitou Beach 9 hole golf course, Manitou mini golf or Murray’s disk golf. Visit the Little Manitou Art Gallery, and come home with a creation from one or more of over 250 Saskatchewan artists, and on some weekends, enjoy live music too. Shop till you drop at a variety of vintage and antique stores such as Relics, one of the most interesting antique and art stores in Saskatchewan. Fill your tummies at the landmark Burger Buoy, dine along the water front at ODA's, enjoy great value ice cream at the Mini Mart, or sour dough bread at Lockwood Sourdough bakery. If you are looking for bodily healing, check out Manitou’s one and only naturopath, Dr. Sussanna Czeranko ND at Manitou Waters and of course, enjoy the healing waters of Little Manitou Lake, indoors, at the Manitou Springs Resort Hotel and Mineral Spa.