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Welcome to Eston
A vibrant community with old fashioned hospitality amidst picturesque prairie landscapes.
Surrounded by some of the most productive farmland in the world, Eston is located at the junction of Highways 44 and 30 in West Central Saskatchewan.
The Town has a population of approximately 1,000 and Rural Municipality of Snipe Lake has a population of 600.
Eston has much to offer in every season. Special events, sports and local attractions keep the community active throughout the year.
Visitors are assured of great hospitality whether they visit the annual Dinner Theatre, play a round of golf at Riverside Regional Park or attend a sporting event at the Community Complex.
Eston and district are proud of their heritage and a visitor should make sure to visit the Prairie West Historical Center located in Jamieson Park.
A mural depicting Main Street in the 1930’s is displayed at the Community Complex and a collection of murals at the Peace Park on Main Street depict the rural scene in detail.
No one can miss the Gopher Statue at the end of Main Street to commemorate Eston as the Home of the World Gopher Derby.
If you like the outdoors don’t miss a trip to the Riverside Regional Park a well as touring along the South Saskatchewan River. Discover the mini-badlands existing South of The Gap, which was a landmark for early settlers and was used for the filming of "The Englishman's Boy".
A vibrant community with old fashioned hospitality amidst picturesque prairie landscapes.
Surrounded by some of the most productive farmland in the world, Eston is located at the junction of Highways 44 and 30 in West Central Saskatchewan.
The Town has a population of approximately 1,000 and Rural Municipality of Snipe Lake has a population of 600.
Eston has much to offer in every season. Special events, sports and local attractions keep the community active throughout the year.
Visitors are assured of great hospitality whether they visit the annual Dinner Theatre, play a round of golf at Riverside Regional Park or attend a sporting event at the Community Complex.
Eston and district are proud of their heritage and a visitor should make sure to visit the Prairie West Historical Center located in Jamieson Park.
A mural depicting Main Street in the 1930’s is displayed at the Community Complex and a collection of murals at the Peace Park on Main Street depict the rural scene in detail.
No one can miss the Gopher Statue at the end of Main Street to commemorate Eston as the Home of the World Gopher Derby.
If you like the outdoors don’t miss a trip to the Riverside Regional Park a well as touring along the South Saskatchewan River. Discover the mini-badlands existing South of The Gap, which was a landmark for early settlers and was used for the filming of "The Englishman's Boy".