Longitude: -108.3108° W
* Beginning June 1, 2020, limited visitor services and facilities will be available, due to ongoing efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Please plan ahead and check the Parks Canada website for the most up-to-date information on hours of operation and what to expect when you arrive.
Fort Battleford was established in 1876 and presided over some of the most pivotal events in the history of Western Canada. Discover the stories of settlers and the Indigenous people who lived beyond the fort's walls, and explore the five original buildings, stockade, bastion and barracks to see what life was like for the men of the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) who made their home there during the 1800s. Check out the Kids Xplorers program, discovery booklets or the Explora tour app. Trails of 1885 Attraction. See website for Special Events schedule. Follow Fort Battleford on Twitter at #FtBattlefordNHS.
Rates And Discounts
- Family rates
- Group rates
Access
- Urban / Suburban
Services
- Tourist information available
- Self-guided tour
- Bus parking
- Estimated viewing time (hours): 2
Amenities
- Picnic area
- Modern washroom
- Gift shop
- Trail brochure / Map
- Meeting rooms
Activities
- Geocaching
- Children's activities
- Interactive workshop
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access
Language Services
- French
Maps & Docs
Contact Info
Phone(s):
306-937-2621 | 306-662-2645 |
pc.infolhnfort-battleford-fortbattlefordnhsinfo.pc@canada.ca
Open May 20 to Sep 3.
4.8 km SE of North Battleford. From Hwys 40 & 4 junction - E on 22nd St through Town of Battleford; S on Central Ave, past Kramer Campground to Fort entrance on left. GPS: 52.4338N, -108.1758W.
Latitude: 52.74327° N, Longitude: -108.3108° W
* Beginning June 1, 2020, limited visitor services and facilities will be available, due to ongoing efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Please plan ahead and check the Parks Canada website for the most up-to-date information on hours of operation and what to expect when you arrive.
Fort Battleford was established in 1876 and presided over some of the most pivotal events in the history of Western Canada. Discover the stories of settlers and the Indigenous people who lived beyond the fort's walls, and explore the five original buildings, stockade, bastion and barracks to see what life was like for the men of the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) who made their home there during the 1800s. Check out the Kids Xplorers program, discovery booklets or the Explora tour app. Trails of 1885 Attraction. See website for Special Events schedule. Follow Fort Battleford on Twitter at #FtBattlefordNHS.
Location Information
4.8 km SE of North Battleford. From Hwys 40 & 4 junction - E on 22nd St through Town of Battleford; S on Central Ave, past Kramer Campground to Fort entrance on left. GPS: 52.4338N, -108.1758W.
View on map >lat. 52.74327° N, long. -108.3108° W
Contact Info
Phone:
306-937-2621 | 306-662-2645 |
pc.infolhnfort-battleford-fortbattlefordnhsinfo.pc@canada.ca