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www.Wakamow.com (An Unofficial Wakamow Site) Located along the Moose Jaw River Valley in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada. Wakamow is a series of parks and other lands located within the Moose Jaw River Valley. There are several individual parks within Wakamow: Plaxton's Lake, complete with sun shelter and boardwalk. Lions River Park, picnic tables and barbecues. Kiwanis River Park, picnic tables, fire pit, baseball diamond and the outdoor Speed Skating Oval. Rotary River Park, the Burger Cabin, McCaig Gardens, playground, and sun shelter. Kinsmen Wellesley Park, playground, sun shelter, picnic tables and barbecues. Connor Park, barbecues, canoe lauch, firepit, picnic tables, pavillon, and playground. Other areas of Wakamow include the Reekie Uplands, located along the South Eastern lands above the valley (be sure to look for the Wakamow sheep, sheepdog, and even a llama); the Trans Canada Trail between the Reekie Uplands and Connor Park. Kingsway Ecological Zone, complete with a trail through four ecological zones. Picnic tables and barbecues as well as an older playground area. The Devonian Trail, a 4.2 km pedestrian and cycling asphalt pathway from near Union Hospital, through Plaxton's Lake, Lions River Park and Rotary River Park to Kinsmen Wellesley Park. The River Valley Campground located across the road from Kiwanis River Park provides seasonal camping and motorhome spots. Farming, some residential housing and even a private greenhouse also help create a unique and diverse valley setting. Copyrighted Material Unless otherwise noted all photographs were taken by Don of www.Wakamow.com and are the property of this website. Any commercial use requires permission. Non Commercial use. eg tourism material, school projects, event directions is freely granted as long as credit is given to www.Wakamow.com DISCLAIMER: (this is an unofficial Wakamow site. There is no official connection between www.Wakamow.com and the Wakamow Valley Authority)     (Visit MJ Murals) (Visit Sukanen) (Visit Tatagwa.com) (Visit WascanaPark.com)