The Museum of Natural Sciences is free and drop-in and you do not need to book in advance. Visits are self-guided unless you are coming through our May and June field trip program. To help make the most of your visit, we have some resources including scavenger hunts that you can print for your students. The museum and adjacent washrooms are wheelchair accessible, but some of the museum's displays and exhibits may be harder to view.

The museum is located near working classrooms, labs, offices, and study spaces. We also have many artifacts that are fragile and valuable and loud noises or tapping on the the glass enclosures will scare the animals. Please do not run or use loud voices and be respectful of others in the museum and in nearby spaces. Children must be supervised by adults.

If you are coming by school bus, the best drop-off and pick-up location is 112 Science Place at the Collaborative Sciences Research Building. Due to the construction underway near the museum, you will then need to follow the detour signs the take you to the museum around the outside of the buildings. If you need it, there is bus parking at Lot 20 near Merlis Belsher Place. Another option for getting here is the free Saskatoon Transit Class Trip Program.

Registration for 2025 opens Friday, March 21 at 8am!

Free field trips are offered over seven weeks in May and June in partnership with the USask Science Departments, Science Outreach, quanTA, the Museum of Antiquities, and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society. Join us for hands-on activities and tours at the Museum of Natural Sciences, in teaching laboratories, and at other campus cultural facilities. Follow us on Facebook, X, or Instagram, or contact us to be added to our e-news to stay up to date and be notified when registration opens.