Fort Edmonton Park
Edmonton’s Premier Cultural Tourism Attraction and Living History Museum
About this Venue
Fort Edmonton Park is a 158-acre living history museum in Edmonton, a cultural tourism attraction that offers immersive and interactive experiences. It aims to bring the past to life and share authentic stories of Edmonton’s rich and diverse heritage, rooted in the traditions of Indigenous peoples. It’s a gathering place for local families and international travelers, offering educational adventures, festivals, and special events.
Perfect for
- Educational field trips and cultural learning
- Weddings and wedding receptions
- Corporate events, conferences, and retreats
- Family-friendly outings and social gatherings
- Hosting fundraisers, galas, and festivals
Key Amenities
- Historic streetcar rides
- Multiple unique historical venues
- Full-service catering and a state-of-the-art kitchen
- Recreated historic eras and interactive attractions
- On-site dining options and bars (e.g., Johnson’s Café, Kelly’s Saloon)
- Wheelchair accessible in many areas, but some historic buildings may have limited access
- Free parking
Venue Details
Type
Living History Museum
Cultural Tourism Attraction
Special Event Venue
Capacity
25-600 people (individual venues vary)
Operating Hours
Seasonal: Open May – September for general admission
Summer Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Wednesday to Sunday and holiday Mondays
Fall & Winter: Closed for general admission but opens for special ticketed events (e.g., Halloween, Christmas)
Location & Directions
7000 143 St NW
Edmonton, AB T6H 4P3
Nestled on 158 acres of wooded parkland in the heart of the river valley in Edmonton