Spend time with us outside on the Saskatchewan Prairies!

Sage Creek proudly offers a series of educationaprograms designed to reconnect individuals with our wild and outdoor spaces.

As long as the sun shines, the grass grows, the river flows.

Welcome to the Grasslands.

At Sage Creek, we live and learn on the traditional lands of the Cree and Metis people. We acknowledge their presence on Treaty Four Territory and celebrate together our past and present connections to the land and what it teaches us about food security, balance and resilience.

Artist: Taneshea Francis.

About Us

A Message from Kristen Simonson, Director and Lead Educator

As a science and outdoor education teacher in the public sector for more than two decades, I am dedicated to bringing everyone the opportunity to teach, play and learn outside. With degrees in both Biology and Education and trained in both Forest School and National Geographic teaching and learning styles, I hope to combine my passion for nature with our beautiful wild Saskatchewan prairie to make each session at Sage Creek a memorable one.

We've never needed time outside like we do now; our mental health, our social/physical/psychological development as humans, and our connections to land depend on increased opportunities to spend time in nature.

Come outside with us; we'd love to see you!

A Look Back at 2023: Sage Creek's Third Season!

Humans are hard-wired to be in nature, and we thrive when we are outside enjoying our wild and natural spaces. Our goal is to provide safe and skill-appropriate opportunities for all of our learners to reconnect with nature. Resiliency, mindfulness, conservation and food security were top on our list this season; have a look at our video to catch the highlights of a very busy season!

This is what we were up to in 2023!

Sage Creek is located on a privately owned native prairie land parcel a few minutes north of Swift C

Beautiful Spaces

Our outdoor spaces are absolutely incredible! A short walk down through the native prairie ends in a treed coulee where our permanent classrooms are located. With a fire circle, fully-stocked camp kitchen, composting toilet, reading tent, and large trail system, our rugged space is perfectly designed to accommodate small children, teens, adults, and groups of various sizes. Our brand new food forest produced a wonderful bounty this year, and we are looking forward to harvesting more locally-produced food (and hopefully more fresh honey) from our new hives next year! We also travel to unique spaces in and around the Swift Current area, and can create programming to suit schools, groups, and special occasions.