Visit

Hours

Open May Long Weekend to Labour Day, Wednesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays, except statutory holidays.

Closed during fall and winter.

6015 Twp Rd 565
County of St. Paul, Alberta

GPS coordinates: N 53.863808 W 110.761039

Adults (18-64): $5
Senior (65+): $4
Youth (7-17): $2
Child (0-6): Free
Family (up to two (2) adults and children 17 and younger, to a maximum of eight (8) people): $14
Canadian Military and Family (with CFOne card): Free
Canoo participants (formerly the Cultural Access Pass program): Discounts available.

Specific interactive, hands-on educational programs for schools K-9.
Bookings start on February 1. Dates in May and June book up quickly.
Contact by phone at 780-431-2311 (winter) or 780-724-2611 (summer) or email the site at fort.george@gov.ab.ca.

Tour groups are welcome.
Please book in advance.
Bookings can be done by phone at 780-724-2611 or by email at fort.george@gov.ab.ca.
Custom experiences are possible.
Many special requirements and specific schedules can be accommodated.
Tour bus parking is available with easy access to the entrance.

Identified parking next to entrance path
Accessible washroom in Interpretive Center
The building and entrance path are fully wheelchair accessible
Path to the archaeological sites is surfaced in stone dust, winding, and has a noticeable grade

No accommodations or camping on the site.
Whitney Lakes Provincial Park has 2 campgrounds 20 kilometres away.
The Town of Elk Point Campground is 15 kilometres away.
The Town of Elk Point has restaurants, grocery stores, and motels 13 kilometres away.

The gift shop is run by the Friends of the Forts Society and is open whenever the site is open.
Extensive selection of books related to the themes of the site.
Souvenir and local artisan items.
Debit and credit cards accepted for gift shop sales.

Tours and services are offered in English.
Cell phone reception is limited throughout the site.
Archaeological sites are almost a kilometre from Interpretive Centre along a wooded trail.
Wear good walking shoes and clothing for variable weather when going out on the site. Check the Elk Point forecast before visiting.
Sunscreen and insect repellent are recommended.
Never approach any animals (wild or domestic) or birds found onsite.
Alcohol is prohibited.
Smoking is prohibited in the Interpretive Visitor Centre and within 5 metres of the doors.