Welcome to Government House
Hours
Summer
Victoria Day to Labour Day
Open Daily
9 AM – 5 PM
Winter
Closed Mondays
Open Tuesday to Sunday
9 AM – 4 PM
Walk-ins welcome! Guided tours at the top of every hour.
Admission By Donation
Admission is FREE! Donations are gratefully accepted, suggested levels are:
- $6.00 – Adults
- $5.00 – Seniors (65+) and Youth (12-18)
- $3.00 – Children/Students
- $15.00 – Families
Your donation will be used by the Government House Historical Society to support programs, exhibits and collection care.
No cash? Not to worry, we can now also accept debit and credit donations!
Bus Routes
To find one of several routes that stop in front of Government House, visit Regina Transit or the Regina TransitLive site.
4607 Dewdney Avenue
Regina SK S4T 1B7
Canada
No Food or Drinks
Food and drinks (including water) are not permitted in the galleries. You can store your drink bottles in our lobby and enjoy food and drinks in the lobby or outside in the park.
Where We Are
Government House is located at 4607 Dewdney Ave, just three blocks West of Lewvan Drive. Buses can drop their groups off at the sidewalk entrance in the Visitor Parking lot.
Please make use of the Visitor Parking lot at Connaught Street.
Bus information:
Accessibility
Government House has accessible parking spots, pathways (cement/sidewalks, compact gravel, natural ground), and automatic entrance doors. In the winter, it is only the main cement sidewalks/pathways that are cleared.
Government House is fully wheelchair accessible both indoors and outdoors year-round. Visitors who require mobility assistance can request one of our complimentary wheelchairs or walkers at the Welcome Desk.
All public washrooms at Government House include accessible stalls.
To further support accessibility for all visitors, Government House has partnered with several organizations:
- Through our partnership with the CNIB Foundation Saskatchewan, Government House is now enabled with BlindSquare, an app that helps visitors who are blind or partially sighted navigate the space more easily. Guide dogs are also welcome throughout the site.
- In collaboration with Variety Saskatchewan, we offer Sensory Backpacks that visitors can borrow during their visit.
Museums can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for children or visitors with sensory sensitivities. Our Sensory Backpacks include tools designed to support self-regulation, provide tactile input, and help with focus – making it easier for you and your child to enjoy your visit.
Please ask our staff at the Welcome Desk if you would like to borrow a Sensory Backpack.