Nutrien Wonderhub — Daycare & Preschool in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

4.6·785 reviews·Saskatoon

At a glance

Age groups served: Preschool (3–5)
Provincial licence status: Not yet verified
Licensed capacity: Not yet verified
$10-a-day program: Not yet verified
Price range: Not yet verified
Hours: Mon9 a.m.–4 p.m.
TueClosed
Wed9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Thu9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Fri9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sat9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sun9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Licensing details are being added province by province, starting with Ontario.

What parents say

Nutrien Wonderhub in Saskatoon offers a fun and safe indoor experience, perfect for younger children with many engaging activities.

What to expect

This children's museum features a simulated potash mining cave and a large climbing net, providing interactive fun for families. It's also a popular spot for summer camps with approachable staff, making it a great place for kids to explore and play.

Best for

Ideal for families with younger children looking for an engaging indoor activity, especially on a rainy day.

Location

950 Spadina Crescent E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H6

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What parents say

Ornella Yousif
Had my daughter’s 7th birthday there, and it was honestly great. It’s a little pricey since it only includes entrance and an hour and a half in the room (no food/drinks provided, we had to bring everything) but we didn’t mind. I can genuinely say it’s worth the price. The view from the blue room was breathtaking. We also had kids from 11 months to 8 years old there and there was something for every age group to enjoy! It’s a great place for all ages! Highly recommend!
Howard Runningaround
2025-12-5
My Grand baby loves it. The kids can just play and touch everything. I just follow her around
Tiana
2026-1-2
Serious Safety Concern – Slide Design I would like to formally report a serious safety concern regarding the slide shown in the attached photo (circled area). The raised metal edge at the bottom of the slide creates a high risk of head, neck, and facial injury, especially for children under 2 years old and even toddlers aged 2–3 who slide independently. If a child lands seated or reclined, the back of the head can easily strike this hard edge. If landing face down, facial impact is very likely. This is not a hypothetical concern. My 3-year-old child slid independently, landed at speed, and hit the back of their head on this metal edge, causing immediate pain. Younger children (1–2 years old) are at even greater risk. Relying on parental supervision is not sufficient. Children over 2 naturally want to slide alone, and the equipment should be designed accordingly. A hard, raised metal edge at the landing point is unsafe for a facility intended for young children. I strongly urge management to review and modify this slide by adding proper padding, redesigning the bottom edge, or restricting use until it is made safe. Aside from this issue, the overall services and experience at Wonderhub have been good. Thank you for taking this matter seriously.
DH
2024-11-24
I had the opportunity to experience this place for the first time a short time ago with my family when we took my nieces here. It is a great place for young kids to play and have fun with many different areas spread out over two floors. Many of the areas at the time we were her had some designs to simulate the city of Saskatoon or different areas of Saskatchewan like a lake or forest area as well as fishing and farming. There is also many other areas such as a climbing and arts and crafts area. You could easily spend a few hours to all day here as we did. There is also an upper level with a few small party rooms. My nieces had so much fun here I’m sure we will be back soon.
john layson jr
2025-8-12
My son attends summer camp here, the staffs are very approachable, kind, answers well when asked. A fun and safe place for kids, will manage any incident and conflicts among Children as it should be. Parking are plenty and free, they have great location and can walk to the relaxing paths beside the establishment.

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At a glance

Age groups served

Preschool (3–5)

Provincial licence status

Not yet verified

Licensed capacity

Not yet verified

$10-a-day program

Not yet verified

Price range

Not yet verified

Hours

Mon9 a.m.–4 p.m.
TueClosed
Wed9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Thu9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Fri9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sat9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sun9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Licensing details are being added province by province, starting with Ontario.

What parents say

Nutrien Wonderhub in Saskatoon offers a fun and safe indoor experience, perfect for younger children with many engaging activities.

What to expect

Best for

Ideal for families with younger children looking for an engaging indoor activity, especially on a rainy day.

What parents say

Ornella Yousif

Had my daughter’s 7th birthday there, and it was honestly great. It’s a little pricey since it only includes entrance and an hour and a half in the room (no food/drinks provided, we had to bring everything) but we didn’t mind. I can genuinely say it’s worth the price. The view from the blue room was breathtaking. We also had kids from 11 months to 8 years old there and there was something for every age group to enjoy! It’s a great place for all ages! Highly recommend!

Howard Runningaround

2025-12-5

My Grand baby loves it. The kids can just play and touch everything. I just follow her around

Tiana

2026-1-2

Serious Safety Concern – Slide Design I would like to formally report a serious safety concern regarding the slide shown in the attached photo (circled area). The raised metal edge at the bottom of the slide creates a high risk of head, neck, and facial injury, especially for children under 2 years old and even toddlers aged 2–3 who slide independently. If a child lands seated or reclined, the back of the head can easily strike this hard edge. If landing face down, facial impact is very likely. This is not a hypothetical concern. My 3-year-old child slid independently, landed at speed, and hit the back of their head on this metal edge, causing immediate pain. Younger children (1–2 years old) are at even greater risk. Relying on parental supervision is not sufficient. Children over 2 naturally want to slide alone, and the equipment should be designed accordingly. A hard, raised metal edge at the landing point is unsafe for a facility intended for young children. I strongly urge management to review and modify this slide by adding proper padding, redesigning the bottom edge, or restricting use until it is made safe. Aside from this issue, the overall services and experience at Wonderhub have been good. Thank you for taking this matter seriously.

2024-11-24

I had the opportunity to experience this place for the first time a short time ago with my family when we took my nieces here. It is a great place for young kids to play and have fun with many different areas spread out over two floors. Many of the areas at the time we were her had some designs to simulate the city of Saskatoon or different areas of Saskatchewan like a lake or forest area as well as fishing and farming. There is also many other areas such as a climbing and arts and crafts area. You could easily spend a few hours to all day here as we did. There is also an upper level with a few small party rooms. My nieces had so much fun here I’m sure we will be back soon.

john layson jr

2025-8-12

My son attends summer camp here, the staffs are very approachable, kind, answers well when asked. A fun and safe place for kids, will manage any incident and conflicts among Children as it should be. Parking are plenty and free, they have great location and can walk to the relaxing paths beside the establishment.