Fort St. James National Historic Site
Thank you to all visitors and locals who visited Fort St. James National Historic Site this summer! Team members will be busy throughout the winter months preparing for the 2024 operating season. Fort St James opens May 18, 2024. We look forward to seeing you then!
Tour Canada’s largest collection of wooden buildings faithfully restored to the fur trade era. Meet and talk to site interpretive staff in period costume. Take a self guided audio tour, dine at the Home Stretch Diner and don't miss the chicken races!
Visit the Home Stretch Diner
Come for the Fort, stay for the food. Our Home Stretch Diner is a local favourite.
The fort's "world-class" chicken races
Bet on the bird with the most pluck at the fort’s "world-class" chicken races.
Virtual Tour: Fort St. James National Historic Site
You're about to step back to a time when the fur trade was the economic powerhouse in British Columbia....
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Visiting Fort St. James National Historic Site
Activities and experiences
Things to do, activities, programs, cafe, and red chairs.
Camping and overnight accommodations
If you like spending your nights under the stars you need look no further than our tent sites right here at the fort.
Plan your visit
Find information on getting here, maps, hours of operation, fees, and brochures.
Fees
Find the prices for admission, activities and experiences at Fort St. James National Historic Site.
About Fort St. James National Historic Site
Culture and history
History, culture, and people of historic significance.
Stewardship and management
Site management, plans, film permits, contact information and mailing list subscription.
Contact us
Phone number:
250-996-7191
Email address: stjames@pc.gc.ca
Hours of operation
May 18 to September 1, 2024
Every day, from 9 am to 5 pm
*Open all year round for self-guided walks of the historic site grounds, interpretive tours available by appointment.
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