The parks gives you a guide who gives you a nice short walk/tour of the facility. Something enjoyable to do when not out looking at polar bears.

Who would of imagined the french and english being at war over the fur trade in Churchill, Manitoba in the 1700's. anyway the tour was far too short as it was combined with a beluga whale tour. The fort itself has undergone a recent renovation and I thourougly enjoyed visited this historic Canadian site.

Very interesting,even got to see three polar bars albeit a long way away. Guide very informative definayely worth visiting while in Churchill

Beautiful views and a true piece of North American history. It is amazing that this entire fort was built by hand. Gives a true respect to the steadfastness of the people that settled the north.

The fort was pretty large. Each room had a signature which marked what worker was in each, such as smithworker or swardsmith. The view of the bay was great too.

LOTS of history if you are a history buff. People were trapped in the Fort Sunday morning by a polar bear, so we chased it away with our zodiac.

If you like history, don't miss this experiece; knowledgeable tour guide through Sea North Tours; not accessible to handicapped

We got to visit the Fort in April by ski-doo with a guide. The Fort is a rare piece of Canadian history and worth a view. Our guide made the visit come alive as he knew the background of the Fort.

Although a small community, Churchill has so much to offer. Went on tour of Fort. Amazing history, terrains, and evidence of glacial geology. Tour included Beluga viewing boat ride. Surrounded by adult and baby belugas in the wild. Whole experience a once in a lifetime adventure. Completed tour in summer. Enjoy!!!