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Important Information
Below are a few important documents you might need:
Discover Esterhazy! (Click to download - PDF)
Esterhazy Rental Market (Click to download - PDF)
Why Esterhazy?
Esterhazy is a prospering industrial and agricultural town in Saskatchewan with a big heart and a whole lot of potash. It is home to three potash mines, owned and operated by the Mosaic Company. Locals will joke that Esterhazy is a farming community with a little Potash co on the side!
Esterhazy is nestled between the scenic Qu’Appelle and Kaposavar Valleys in southeaster Saskatchewan. The town has about 2500 residents and is home to the largest potash mine in the world! It is also the major service centre for the area.
Esterhazy has all the small town charms with a family friendly and community focused feel.
Esterhazy offers:
- Low cost of living: Housing, groceries, and healthcare are all budget-friendly.
- Safe: Crime rates are significantly lower than the national average.
- Employment: Strong job market, especially in mining and trades.
There are a couple of challenges to keep in mind with Esterhazy:
- Limited walkability: You’ll likely need a car for most errands.
- Fewer amenities: It’s not a shopping mecca, but Regina (2 hours and 18 minutes drive) and Saskatoon (4 hour drive) are within driving distance. Most locals will travel to Yorkton (1 hour).
Esterhazy offers it's residents:
- A slower pace
- A tight-knit community
- Affordable living
- Nature at your doorstep
- And a town that’s growing and investing in its future…
The median list price for a home in Esterhazy is $240,000.
Health Care
Emergency 911
Healthline Saskatchewan
HealthLine is a free, confidential 24-hour health advice telephone line, staffed by registered nurses. They can provide you with immediate, professional health advice or information and direct you to the most appropriate care.
Esterhazy District Medical Clinic
300 Gonczy Avenue (corner of Schafer Street and Gonczy Avenue)
Phone: 306-745-6681
Website: Medical Clinic
Esterhazy Optometry Clinic
Optometrist Dr. Nathan Knezacek,
Phone: 306-745-2524
Location: 519 Main Street
Website: https://eyesage.net
S.N. Boreen Centre
Phone: 306-745-3942
S.N. Boreen Centre is the Town's largest community hall.
Dana Antal Arena
900 Fourth Avenue
Phone: 306-745-3942
The Dana Antal Arena is home to winter sports and activities such as hockey, shinny, figure skating and more!
Outdoor Rinks
The Town creates and maintains 3 outdoor ice surfaces. One surface is boarded up for hockey and shinny.
D. A. Mackenzie Aquatic Centre
The D.A. Mackenzie Aquatic Centre features an outdoor pool with a toddler area splash pad, and 2 diving boards. The pool is open during the summer months and offers various aquatic programs.
Parks
Esterhazy has a number of parks and playgrounds:
Historical Park: Along Highway 22 in the heart of the community. The Historical park contains the Community Museum, Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Centre, Potash Pete, Flour Mill, Miner and a nice walking path. It is magically lit up in the winter and blooming in the warmer seasons.
Spray Park: located next to the D.A. Mackenzie Aquatic Centre, this spray park is a great place to cool off during the summer months!
Dog Park: the off-leash, fenced in dog park is split into two sides: One for large dogs and the other for smaller dogs. It is located in Historical Park.
Skateboard Park: Located next to the Historical Park.
Legion Park: Located at the corner of Sumner Street and Veterans Avenue. It is a beautiful space to commemorate those who served.
Playgrounds: There are 4 playgrounds in Esterhazy. They are locate at: The Lions Club of Esterhazy Accessible Play Park, Esterhazy High School, PJ Gillen Elementary School and the Esterhazy Regional Park! The Lions Club of Esterhazy Accessible Play Park, Esterhazy High School, PJ Gillen Elementary School and the Esterhazy Regional Park!
Esterhazy Regional Park
Esterhazy Regional Park runs along the top and through the Kaposvar Creek valley. It features 32 campsites with water and power, and amenities include a playground, four ball diamonds (one lit for evening games), walking and cross-country ski trails. The fairways of the 9-hole, grass greens golf course sit along the slopes of the Kaposvar Valley and offer dramatic elevation changes and a pleasant surprise to golfing a typical prairie course.
Esterhazy Museum
The Esterhazy Museum also houses the tourism office.
Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Centre
The Saskatchewan Potash Interpretive Centre offers visitors an opportunity to learn the unique history of development - how potash is mined and refined, the uses and contribution of this important mineral.
Esterhazy Bowl Arena
Esterhazy Bowling Alley has 6 5-pin lanes. They offer daily adult and youth leagues along with public bowling.
Flour Mill
Designated as a Provincial and National Historic site, the Esterhazy Flour Mill invites you to tour the only fully equipped flour mill remaining in Saskatchewan that combines an elevator and a mill.
Clubs, Sports and Community Organizations
Esterhazy offers a variety of sports and community groups to get involved in—it's a fantastic way to connect with your neighbours and feel part of the community.
