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Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites

Surrounded by BC and Washington state coastal landscapes, 14 km west of downtown Victoria, explore Fort Rodd Hill, a 19th-century west coast artillery fortress on active duty from 1895 to 1956 and Fisgard Lighthouse, the oldest lighthouse on Canada's west coast. Open year-round, with daily interpretive programs, events and access to all historic buildings and site's amenities in the summer, and the historic site's grounds and washrooms in the winter.

Hours of operation

Entrance gate, historic buildings and facilities.

Site plan

Map and description.

Reservations

Make a reservation for oTENTiks and select activities.

Camping and overnight accommodations

oTENTik

Fees

Daily visitor fees, seasonal and annual admission passes, oTENTiks, special programs, and more. Free admission for youth.

Passes and permits

Annual admission passes. Wedding, photography and commercial filming permits.

Location rentals and events

Weddings and special events.

Accessibility

Accessible trails, oTENTik, facilities and experiences, audio-guided brochure and wheelchair to borrow.

Improvements and infrastructure

What to know before travel: facilities and visitor facility improvements.

Brochures and publications

Visitor guide.

Travel trade

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How to get here

Directions and distances to Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse NHS by air, car, bike and ferry.

Location

Location: 603 Fort Rodd Hill Road
Victoria BC V9C 2W8

Phone
250-478-5849

Email
fortrodd@pc.gc.ca

Directions

Bristish Columbia is located in western Canada between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountain range. The site is located 14 km west of downtown Victoria on Vancouver Island. Victoria's International Airport and ferry services are located within a 45-minute drive. Transit bus services are a 30-minute walk away; cars can access the site via Ocean Boulevard and bicycle from the Galloping Goose Trail.