Visitors to the RM of South Norfolk continue to enjoy many of the amenities they have to offer.  During your next visit be sure to stop in and see the Glass House and Church.  These unique structures were made of bottles by Bob and Dora Cain.  This attraction is located 1 1/2 miles north of Nunn's Equipment (Hwy #2), 1 mile west and 2 1/2 miles north.  

Located two miles east of Treherne on Hwy 2, a scenic 9 hole public golf course open May through October.  

Large grass greens, watered fairways, pro shop, restaurant, rental clubs and carts available.  Visitors and tournaments are welcome.  Tee times can be scheduled daily by calling the pro shop at (204) 723-2502.

Located six miles south of Treherne on PR # 242.  Visitors enjoy the viewing tower, canoe launch and ungroomed scenic walking trail around the lake.

Shelter is also provided to enjoy a natural visit while cooking a lunch or having a picnic.  Pinkerton Lakes Wildlife Refuge provides an excellent opportunity to see wildlife and birds in their natural setting.

Located in Treherne, the Cottonwood campground greats many tourist through the summer months with its many cotton trees.  "The Fort" playground is an attraction for children. This campground has both serviced and unserviced sites, a picnic shelter and showers.

Also situated near the Cottonwood Campground is the Tiger Mountain Pool.  The pool is heated and open for public swimming in the afternoons and evenings throughout the summer.   Swimming lessons are also available by calling 723-2150.

Open May to September, the Treherne Museum continues to attract visitors from miles away.  The main building houses a large gun collection, doll collection and furniture and household items.  the house is furnished and decorated in early 1900's style. 

An indoor replica village features an early 1900's restaurant, bank, one room school, church, blacksmith shop and antique machinery display featuring a Waterloo threshing machine.  Admission is by donation and larger groups can book a visit by calling 723-2621.

Throughout the winter many people come to South Norfolk to enjoy cross country skiing, skating, hockey, curling and bowling.  No matter on the time of year there is always something happening in South Norfolk.