Little Manitou Lake defines the setting of Manitou Beach — its highly saline mineral water has long shaped the resort’s bathing and floating traditions. On Saskatchewan’s open prairie, the small lakeside community is associated with the lake’s unusual buoyancy, often compared with that of the Dead Sea. Danceland, a historic dance hall dating from 1928, remains a local cultural landmark and recalls the era when rail travel brought summer crowds to the resort. The shore is also part of a wider region of farming towns and prairie lakes. See how Manitou Beach fits within central Saskatchewan by browsing webcams nearby.
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