The Crooked Bush

If there is absolutely nothing else to do and you dont even have desire to go to the lake, this place might be a good idea to visit. The views of the farm fields are beautiful so you can enjoy them while trying to get to the place. We were driving from Saskatoon and it took us more than 1h 20 min promised by Google maps. The attraction is really small so you wont spend more than 15-20 mins there (unless you decide to meditate - the place is quite secluded - but it wasnt our thing. Overall, it is literally one in a lifetime trip. We will not be back, but recommend it for experience.

Nice little walk through these unique trees. Agree with other reviews - the boardwalk needs work, there is a picnic table and outhouse. Was cool to see once when out on a summer drive. I don't know that I'd make the effort to go again.

Very cool. As many have stated, the boardwalk is in pretty rough shape, but still manageable. Fix that up and I'd give it 5 stars just for how bizarre it is.

It is in bad need of repair. The sign at the entrance is missing, making it hard to find. The boardwalk is flat out dangerous. Would be really nice if it was fixed up, but it should be closed until it can be made safe.

Cool place! Took 4 hours round trip and the drive was just as beautiful as the place itself. The boardwalk is not well maintained but it's workable. There is no way to get a wheelchair through though so not accessible but you can still see the trees without going through it.

The trees are fascinating!!! However the area has not been well maintained, the boardwalk was falling apart. Mind you it is a free place you can go to. Too bad that some people does not seem to care about such places when visiting especially this being a nature preserve. Spent about 10 mins in the whole area.

Drove 2 hours to see it...wasn't worth it. Good stop if you're driving by but don't make a special trip. It's just a bush and the boardwalk through it is choppy at best.

Sacred space with beautiful energy. Picnic table and minimal parking. Best to pack out what you bring in as trash was overflowing.

Quite interesting place. It was a good stop on the way the Prince Albert. I wouldn’t drive out of my way to see it though. Boardwalk definitely needs some work.There is an outhouse on site.Give yourself 15 minutes to enjoy a walk through the place.

Just a small aspen grove of trees NorthWest of Hafford Saskatchewan that offers unusual mutations of aspen growth. Within the grove, the aspens grow any way but upwards, yet just a few yards away from the grove, the aspens grow proper. The cause for these mutated trees is still unknown. Location is easy to find, well gravelled access road, parking on site, and old fashioned toilet on site as well. Doesn't take long to walk through the grove, although advised to stay on the wooden boardwalk, it was difficult to as some areas of the boardwalk was in need of repair. Went through a couple of times. This would be an awesome place to visit in the night under a full moon! Could be creepily exciting! Not wheelchair assessible. Very well kept grove, meaning no garbage. If you are interested in some of Nature's in the middle of nowhere" mysteries