Heritage Park Historical Village
About
Spanning 127 acres on the shores of the Glenmore Reservoir, Heritage Park is Canada's largest living history museum. It depicts Western Canadian life from the 1860s to the 1950s through beautifully restored historic buildings, working steam trains, antique midway rides, and costumed interpreters.

Highlights
What makes this place special

The Steam Train
Ride on a fully operational, historic coal-fired steam train that loops around the entire park perimeter.

The S.S. Moyie
Board a replicated historic paddlewheel ship for a scenic, relaxing cruise across the waters of the Glenmore Reservoir.

Gasoline Alley Museum
A massive, climate-controlled indoor museum showcasing a spectacular collection of vintage automobiles, antique gas pumps, and rare automotive memorabilia.
Things to Know
- •The outdoor historical village operates seasonally from late May (Victoria Day weekend) to mid-October (Thanksgiving), while Gasoline Alley is open year-round.
- •Wear very comfortable walking shoes, as the park is massive and the streets are unpaved dirt and gravel to preserve historical accuracy.
- •Stop by the Alberta Bakery inside the park early in the day to purchase their legendary, fresh-baked butter tarts and cheese buns before they sell out.










