Maidstone (Saskatchewan) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in Saskatchewan, Canada
About Maidstone (Saskatchewan)
Maidstone is a small town located between Lloydminster and North Battleford; the community was named afterMaidstone, Kent, England. In the spring of 1903, settlers began arriving in the Maidstone area, many of whom were Barr Colonists. These settlers would be followed by African American settlers from the U.S. and a significant number of Mennonites after the construction of the Canadian Northern Railway through the region in 1905. John Henry "Jack" Wesson settled in the area in 1907. He became one of Saskatchewan's foremost farm leaders and became the first president of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture in 1936 and the president of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in 1937. In 1955 Maidstone officially became a town. Oil and gas development in the 1970s created conditions for growth in th
Top Attractions in Maidstone (Saskatchewan)
Explore the best things to see and do in Maidstone (Saskatchewan):
- ★Maidstone Museum & Pioneer Village
- ★Shiloh Church
- ★Silver Lake Regional Park
Where to Stay in Maidstone (Saskatchewan)
- 🏨Maidstone Delfrari Victoria Park
- 🏨Maidstone Hotel
- 🏨Maidstone Motel
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