2024/2025 Around Edmonton - No Park Access

2024/2025 Field Trips: Around Edmonton 

*DOES NOT Fort Edmonton Park General Admission Access

The wait is over! Book your 2024/2025 Guided Field Trip at Fort Edmonton Park today! 

You can book up to 30 students per class, please see our FAQ page for recommended adult:student ratio per age category.

If you're booking for multiple classes, you must register on a separate booking. 

*Please note teachers and adult volunteers are included in the field trip pricing, for up to 8 adults. Additional adult attendees are an added cost. 

Around Edmonton: Come and see all of us. Explore with your class all four eras of Fort Edmonton Park, from the fur trade to post-World War One. Students will engage with stories throughout Edmonton’s history, and since time immemorial, making connections with their lives to those in the past.

Availability: October 15th 2024 - April 25th 2025 (Monday-Friday)

And May 20th 2025 - June 17th 2025 (Monday+Tuesday)

$305 (+GST)

• All programs are 2 hours in length


• Off-Season Guided Field Trips are available for bookings from October to April (Monday-Friday) + May 20 to June 17 (Monday-Tuesday) Do not include General Admissions to Fort Edmonton Park as the Park is closed to the public.


• Payment is due upon booking.

4.2 The Stories, Histories and Peoples of Alberta

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  4.2.1: appreciate how an understanding of Alberta’s history, peoples and stories contributes to their own sense of belonging and identity:

  
  


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  4.2.2: assess, critically, how the cultural and linguistic heritage and diversity of Alberta has evolved over time by exploring and reflecting

  
  

Canada: The Land, Histories and Stories 

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  5.1 Physical Geography of Canada

  
  


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  5.2 Histories and Stories of Ways of Life in Canada 

  
  


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  5.2.1 appreciate the complexity of identity in the Canadian context 

  
  


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  5.2.2 examine, critically, the ways of life of Indigenous peoples in Canada by exploring and reflecting upon the following questions and issues