Discover one of the largest living history museums in Canada, set on 64 hectares (158 acres) of scenic river valley parkland. Fort Edmonton Park preserves and brings to life over a century of Edmonton’s history through immersive, interactive experiences, where the past isn’t just told, it’s experienced.
Fort Edmonton Park is home to the Indigenous Peoples Experience. Journey through hundreds of years of history as you explore the truths, stories, and cultures of First Nations and Métis peoples. Through powerful storytelling, traditional knowledge, and meaningful encounters, this experience invites you to listen, learn, and see history through new eyes.
Plan your visit today and discover why thousands return year after year!
With events running throughout the year, Fort Edmonton Park offers something for a wide range of interests and ages. From cultural programming to seasonal experiences, there are many ways to explore what’s happening now or coming up next.
Indigenous Peoples Experience Workshops
Throughout the fall and winter season, we’re offering special feature sessions and workshops at the Indigenous Peoples Experience.
| Admission Rates | |
|---|---|
| Child/Youth (3-17) | $12 |
| Adult (18+) | $20 |
| Senior (65+) | $12 |
| Family (2 adults + up to 3 kids) | $50 |
| Child (under 2) | Free but requires a ticket |
| Member | Free |
Hours
September 2025 - April 19, 2026
| Monday |
Closed |
| Tuesday |
Closed |
| Wednesday |
Closed |
| Thursday |
Closed |
| Friday |
Closed |
| Saturday |
12-4pm |
| Sunday |
12-4pm |
Holiday Mondays: 12-4pm
The last admission window is an hour prior to closing time. Fort Edmonton Park will be cleared at the closing time listed.
Please note: During the winter season, only the Indigenous Peoples Experience will be open. All other buildings in Fort Edmonton Park are closed to the public during this period.
If you are interested in a private event, school program, wagon ride or other great experiences, please contact Fort Edmonton Park at 780-496-7381 or info@fortedmontonpark.ca.
Indigenous Declaration Admission
Fort Edmonton Park is proud to formally partner with the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations and the Métis Nation of Alberta. In the spirit of reconciliation and in honour of their critical role in stewardship, storytelling and shaping Amiskwaciwâskahikan/Edmonton, free admission is extended to Indigenous Peoples.
About the Park
What began as a Canada Centennial project in 1967 to reconstruct the old Fort Edmonton quickly grew to encompass much more. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Rotary Club of Edmonton and the Fort Edmonton Foundation, the Park features the 1846 Hudson’s Bay Fort as well as the Streets of 1885, 1905, and 1920, which depict the evolution of Edmonton’s early history.
As a valued City of Edmonton attraction, Fort Edmonton Park is poised for an exciting future.
For more information on planning your next visit, including hours and ticket details, visit Fort Edmonton Park.
Location
7000 143 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta