Fort Edmonton Park
Fort Edmonton Park is a Historic and Protected Site and Park at Fort Edmonton Park Drive Northwest, Edmonton AB T5J 2R7, Canada
Fort Edmonton Park is Canada's largest living history museum, set in the river valley in Edmonton. It recreates the city's past across several eras, from a reconstructed Hudson's Bay Company fur-trading fort to streets of the early 1900s, with costumed staff, a steam train and horse-drawn wagons bringing the history to life. A vivid and immersive journey through Edmonton's story.
Where to find Fort Edmonton Park?
53°30'11"N, 113°34'33"W
Aurora hunting in Edmonton?
The aurora season here runs from October to March, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, November, February and March.
What do people think of Fort Edmonton Park?
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Admission: Adult $15.75, Senior/Child $11.75, Family $55.00. Take a train and wagon ride!
Allie W2 September 2011
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Yukigassen tournament first weekend in March!
Liam P5 March 2011
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Fort Edmonton Park is Canada’s largest living history museum and a real-life time machine. Here, learning about history doesn’t suck — it’s fun. Check out our spotlight at the link below.
Edmonton Journal3 September 2010
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Come Down to Blatchford Hangar at Fort Edmonton Park this Saturday, January 23rd 10:00 to 4:00 pm and check out this amazing list of services and suppliers and bring the family for fun! Free event!
Kees d23 January 2010
Other places to try near Fort Edmonton Park
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Keillor Point
Scenic Lookout
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Sugarbowl
Café
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Laurence Decore Lookout (Windsor Park)
Scenic Lookout
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Victoria Promenade
Scenic Lookout