Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park

Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park serves as a vivid window into the 19th century, showcasing a reconstructed palisade and buildings that include a fur and provisions store, trade store, clerk’s quarters, and a tipi encampment. Established as a key Hudson's Bay Company hub from 1810 to 1885, the site also played a crucial role in the Treaty Six negotiations in 1876. Today, visitors can discover historical artifacts like bison hides and beaver pelts, engage with interpretive staff, and participate in various activities. The park offers hiking trails, a picnic area, and a rustic campground with bookable sites. Nearby Pêmiska Lodges provide glamping options and cultural packages.