Step Into Western Canada’s Past

Opened in 1964, Heritage Park Historical Village invites visitors to experience life on the Prairies from the 1860s to the 1950s. More than a museum, it’s a living, breathing village where history unfolds through hands-on experiences, historic buildings and costumed interpreters who bring each story to life.

Wander through a bustling prairie town, ride a steam train, set sail aboard the S.S. Moyie paddlewheeler or take a spin on the antique midway. Around every corner, discover shops, working exhibits and welcoming spaces that capture the spirit of Western Canada’s past. Throughout the Park, cultural programming shares the histories, traditions and perspectives of First Nations and Métis peoples, offering meaningful ways to learn and connect.

A highlight for many is Gasoline Alley Museum, home to an internationally recognized collection of antique vehicles and artifacts that explore the region’s energy story.

A favourite for families and one of Western Canada’s leading tourism destinations, Heritage Park welcomes visitors from near and far to experience history in a way that feels personal, memorable and fun.

With 14 unique venues and a dedicated Sales and Catering team, the Park is also a sought-after setting for weddings, corporate events and private celebrations.