Town of Viking

HOME OF THE SUTTERS

Viking is a charming small town that makes for a great place to visit. The Town of Viking is known as the home to the Sutter brothers. Six Sutter brothers played in the NHL at the same time, often as team captains.

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Viking Museum

Take a trip back in time at the Viking Museum. Stroll through the village of restored buildings dating back through the years of 1905-1938, including a one-room schoolhouse, log store, church, farmhouse, and hospital.

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Viking Visitor Information

At the CN Station Gallery & Arts Centre, downtown. Open April-Nov.

Phone: 780-336-3466

Attractions & Events

Take a trip back in time at the Viking Museum. Stroll through the village of restored buildings dating back through the years of 1905-1938, including a one-room schoolhouse, log store, church, farmhouse, and hospital. Don't forget to see the large collection of tools, implements, and vintage International Harvester tractors (see also CREAM Museums). The Museum celebrated their 50th Anniversary last year and in conjunction with their anniversary, they are restoring a Milk Wagon. The milk wagon is listed in the provincial archives as the last operating horse-drawn delivery milk wagon in Western Canada and was used in Viking until 1965. The Milk Wagon should be ready for display in June this year.

Outdoors

Experience Viking's civic pride and the beauty of the streets, boulevards, and gardens, or take a stroll down the historic walking trails. Pick up a map at the Viking Museum or Visitor Centre. If you are extending your stay, try the fully-serviced Eastview Park Campground or stay at one of the nearby motels. Allow enough time for a round of golf at the Viking Golf & Country Club. A little east of town off Highway 619 lies Camp Lake Park, another popular campground with a boat launch, great beach, and playground.

Eat & Shop

Viking is home to many unique businesses that make it a great road trip destination. Viking Meats, for example, is a great place to stop for homemade sausages, groceries, and even fireworks. Java Blossom Flowers on mainstreet carries beautiful gifts, and even has a cappuccino bar – making it a great place for a break between stops. Pick up some locally made spirits from Section 35 Farm Distillery at the local liquor store, you'll want to look for the Bad Teacher!