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Park featuring recreations of Edmonton in different stages of its history.

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On Whitemud Dr, Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2R7, Canada

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Helena f

Hello there are you going to be open to public around Christmas 2018? We are travelling to Edmonton Dec.21st - 30th. If yes, what can we expect at Fort Edmonton? Thanks in advance... Vlad Fischer

October 10, 2018|

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Hi there Helena! We are in fact closed for general admission over the winter months. However, we will still be hosting special, ticketed events. More information on Christmas events will be posted to our website in November!

Chelseyells

Hello, Will you be open between Sunday 16th - Sunday 23rd September?

August 17, 2018|

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Hi there! Our last day of operation is September 3rd, but we also host events throughout the year. For example, our Harvest Hoedown will be taking place on September 21! We recommend keeping an eye on the event page on our... More

Elaine A

Can we bring a bike 🚲?

July 15, 2018|

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Hi Elaine! Fort Edmonton Park is a bicycle free zone, and bikes are not allowed inside the Park.

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Suzy I

Family trip to Alberta In July 2014 (8 Replies)

Hi My husband & I and our 2 daughters (age 12 & 6) are travelling to Calgary in July from the UK. We will be in Canada for 3 weeks. We have relatives in Calgary and plan to spend the 1st week staying with them and the the middle week travelling up to Banff, Jasper and over to Edmonton and back to Calgary and then spend the last week again with relatives in Calgary. I was looking for some advice on how to we should break up the driving from Calgary-Banff -Jasper- Edmonton-Calgary. ...More

May 31, 2014|

Response fromlttt|

leave calgary in the morning so you can spend the day in banff...you probably can't check into your hotel until mid afternoon. spend 3 nights in banff - doing a day trip to the lake louise area via highway 1A, , drive to jasper via the icefield parkway, spend 2 nights in jasper, spend the morning in jasper and then take take hwy 16 east to edmonton (if you are hungry, stop in edson at mountain pizza), spend 2 nights and drive back to calgary via highway 2 - if it's a hot day and you want a...More

bc4me

Sechelt, BC

Reitman’s or the Royal Alberta Museum? (4 Replies)

Hi Folks ~~~~~~ a friend is travelling to Edmonton and as I used to live here asked me what attractions to see. I fondly remember Fort Edmonton as being one of the best places to spend a day and - way back when - the Royal Alberta Museum was one of my favourites too. So we venture over here to look these attractions up in the “what to do” section. Not surprisingly Fort Edmonton is number one but the Royal Alberta museum is listed at #44 of 48? So here is the kicker - how the heck did...More

October 18, 2010|

Response fromMissWanderlustCA|

That seems totally bizarre to me. I love the Museum - I even got married there. I would still recommend it to your friend for sure. I'm going to be going there soon to check out the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibit.

mich w

Toronto, Canada

Any suggestions or must sees in Brooks AB/Waterton Lakes? (6 Replies)

Planning road trip in late Aug...1st stop Edmonton AB...plan to visit Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta Museum//Muttart Edmonton.......then on to Brooks AB...will visit Dinosaur Provincial Park, take Explorer's Bus Tour...dig for Dinosaur fossils... on to Pincher Creek, AB...visit Waterton Lakes National Park and Head Smashed in Buffalo Jump...visit writing on stone in Provincial Park...Any suggestions or must sees would be appreciated...

August 11, 2013|

Response fromCamping_Girl|

Writing on Stone PP and Waterton Lakes NP are quite a distance apart, I hope you are aware of that. From the way your post is written it gives me the impression that you think they are close by. Having said that, Writing on Stone PP is worth the detour. Early morning and late evening when the sun is at its lowest is the best time to view the pictoglyphs. You don't mention how much time you have for your road trip. If you have some time to spare you may want to detour south while at...More

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