Fort Malden National Historic Site
- Limiting the number of guests
- Advance tickets and reservations, where applicable
- Sanitizing your hands upon entry
- Wear a face mask upon entry
As of July 16th, Fort Malden National Historic Site is reopening with “limited visitor services” from 12-4 p.m. on weekends. Visitors will be able to access visitor centre and gift shop; museum and heritage buildings, public washroom. Musket demos will be weather permitting. Since this is an evolving situation, we encourage you to visit our website for regular updates and Canada.ca/coronavirus for the latest information on COVID-19.
For current pass holders, Parks Canada will automatically extend the end date of annual passes and Discovery Passes for the full duration of the suspension period. Find more details on how the current situation will affect passes. If you have made a campground reservation, we are also taking steps to help you. Find out more about reservations on our website.
We appreciate your patience at this challenging time. We commit to keeping you and all visitors informed and we look forward to when we can all visit and enjoy Parks Canada places once again.
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Fort Malden stood guard during the war of 1812, a time when the threat of American invasion was very real. The Americans occupied this fort for almost two years after the British abandoned it following their defeat at the Battle of Lake Erie. Fort Malden commemorates a period when the destiny of Canada was determined by military action. Come discover this historic treasure!
Admission fee*: General Admission from $3.90/Adult, $3.40/Seniors
Fort Malden is currently closed for the season and will reopen in May 2020.
