Fort Edmonton Park Admission
Edmonton, Canada
Trip Type: Attraction Tickets
Duration: Flexible
Visit Fort Edmonton Park, a living history village with recreated architecture from Edmonton’s past. Staff in period costumes portray and interpret life in the time periods represented within the park.The park consists of distinct eras in Edmonton's past: the settlement era of 1885, the metropolitan era of 1905, and the state of Edmonton after the Great War is highlighted on 1920s Street. Fort Edmonton Park is open each year, from the May long weekend through to the end of the Labour Day.
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Visit Fort Edmonton Park, a living history village with recreated architecture from Edmonton’s past. Staff in period costumes portray and interpret life in the time periods represented within the park.The park consists of distinct eras in Edmonton's past: the settlement era of 1885, the metropolitan era of 1905, and the state of Edmonton after the Great War is highlighted on 1920s Street. Fort Edmonton Park is open each year, from the May long weekend through to the end of the Labour Day.Fort Edmonton Park is a place where time has stopped. During your visit, experience life as it was through historical periods between 1846 and 1929. Go back in time more than 150 years and walk through the days of the pioneer years of 1885, 1905 and 1920. Costumed interpreters bring the past to life, answer your questions and invite you to experience the best of the period.
Take a ride on a steam train, play pioneer games, bake bread the old-fashioned way, shop ’til you drop, or hit the Midway for rides games and more fun – it’s all right here waiting for you.
Providing the best in living history, Fort Edmonton Park is nestled on 64 hectares (158 acres) of wooded parkland along Edmonton’s river valley. 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 now includes the 1846 Hudson’s Bay Fort as well as the Streets of 1885, 1905, and 1920, depicting the evolution of Edmonton’s early history. Fort Edmonton Park is owned by the City of Edmonton and operated by the Fort Edmonton Management Company.
Attractions on-site include:
Take a ride on a steam train, play pioneer games, bake bread the old-fashioned way, shop ’til you drop, or hit the Midway for rides games and more fun – it’s all right here waiting for you.
Providing the best in living history, Fort Edmonton Park is nestled on 64 hectares (158 acres) of wooded parkland along Edmonton’s river valley. 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 now includes the 1846 Hudson’s Bay Fort as well as the Streets of 1885, 1905, and 1920, depicting the evolution of Edmonton’s early history. Fort Edmonton Park is owned by the City of Edmonton and operated by the Fort Edmonton Management Company.
Attractions on-site include:
- Street Cars and Transportation
- The Carousel
- Buggy rides
- Ferris Wheel
- Fun House
- Chair-O-Plane
- Wagon rides
- Tom Thumb Mini-Golf
- Shooting Gallery
- Capitol Theatre
- Steam Train
- Accessible parking
- Designated DATS drop-off zone
- Access to washrooms at Hotel Selkirk, Gyro Park, Masonic Hall, Reed’s Tea Room, Bill’s Confectionery and Egge’s Barn.
- Restaurants and bar
- Bakery
- Gift shop
- Wheelchairs are available on a first come, first serve basis at no additional cost.
- Accessible wagon with wheelchair access.
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