Visitor Information

The Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre is the Tourism Information Centre for the Town of Shaunavon. Information regarding sights in Shaunavon and the Southwest are available, including accommodation guides, maps and brochures. Staff can assist you with specific tourism questions that you may have. There are picnic tables located in front of the building and campground facilities located one block East of the Grand Coteau Centre in Memorial Park. Public washrooms and wifi are available in the building. The Grand Coteau is also wheelchair accessible with a new vertical platform lift.

Information regarding local services can be found on the poster on the front door of the Grand Coteau after hours.

Be sure to sign our guest book, located in the gallery!

Shaunavon has activities and amenities suited for all types of travel and group sizes! Whether you want a relaxing walk around town or want to play and get active, Shaunavon has endless things to do! Download the maps below so you get the full Shaunavon experience while you’re here:

Shaunavon Amenities

Heritage Walking Tour

Shaunavon Disc Golf Course

Jubilee Recreation Complex

Shaunavon’s Recreation & Culture Amenities

TransCanada Trail

*These maps are stale documents and may be subject to change - visit Community Amenities and Shaunavon Business Directory for an updated list of Shaunavon services

Enjoy the outdoors and stay in one of the Town of Shaunavon’s campgrounds while you visit!

The Town of Shaunavon has two campgrounds available suited for different types of travel. Visitor’s can see full details on the campsites and online booking information by visiting our Campground Information page

The podcast tells the great tale of Shaunavon and its intriguing history. From its booming establishment in 1913 to the origin tale of Frank the Buffalo!

Listen now: https://podcasts.apple.com/…/the…/id1437838013…

Read: https://canadaehx.com/…/05/16/the-history-of-shaunavon/…

About the Host: All of the podcasts on Canadian History Ehx were created by Craig Baird, who researches, writes and hosts the shows. Craig originally began his career as a computer programmer, then transitioned to journalism and spent 12 years as a journalist. Since March 2020, he has made podcasting his full-time job.