We are located near Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan, just 83 km North of Saskatoon. For detailed instructions on how to get here, visit our Location page or click the button below for Google Map directions.
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Cash only at the gate (debit and credit payment available in our gift shop and patio).
When you arrive at the site, you will be greeted by persons in period costume, as the settlers would have been.
Your greeter in Doukhobor costume will provide you with a map brochure to begin your walk to the ten areas of historical significance:
Bread, salt and water symbolize our basic principle:
This represents the basic staff of life, life symbols, essentials of life, and the spirit of sharing of hospitality.
You will learn all about the survival and struggles of the Doukhobor’s who lived in the Dugout Houses.
Photo credit: Larry Ewashen Learn moreThe archeologist’s exploration of artifacts, which are displayed in the Museum, tells the story of 300 people, of which 9 families, and 46 people, lived in one dugout cave.
Learn moreYou may wish to purchase a slice of freshly – baked Doukhobor Bread and jam and enjoy various tasty eats while relaxing overlooking the river valley at the Peter The Lordly Verigin Patio.
Photo credit: Larry Ewashen Learn moreStop by the Донна Gift Shop for Doukhobor souvenirs, jams, honey, pins, chocolate and so much more.
Learn moreA ceremony officially designating Doukhobor Dugout House as a National Historic Site of Canada was held in July 2013.
Learn moreIf you wish to donate to Donna’s project, the renovation of the Doukhobor Prayer Home, please e-transfer or contact us at payments@doukhobordugouthouses.com
Learn moreCostume and the ambiance will be true to tradition of the people who came here at the end of the 19th century. Doukhobor Bread is available to purchase and enjoy at home!
Come and enjoy the peacefulness and beauty, and be intrigued by this little-known bit of Saskatchewan history.