Northern Alberta Railway Park - Dawson Creek, British Columbia

Northern Alberta Railway Park

Le Northern Alberta Railway Park, situado en Dawson Creek au Canada, est un lieu emblématique et attrayant pour les visiteurs. Situé à l'adresse 900 Alaska Ave, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4T6, Canada, il est facilement accessible et dispose d'une riche histoire à explorer.

Le parc, spécialisé dans la préservation et la promotion de l'histoire ferroviaire, abrite un vaste complexe comprenant un musée, une galerie d'art et un marché aux agriculteurs. Ces installations offrent une expérience enrichissante et interactive pour tous les âges.

Outre ses spécialités, le parc dispose également de services sur place, y compris des toilettes publiques et des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant. Le site est entièrement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking et des places assises adaptées. Les familles avec enfants ainsi que les chiens accompagnateurs sont également les bienvenus.

Le site web de tourismdawsoncreek.com fournit des informations supplémentaires détaillées, ainsi que des heures d'ouverture et des tarifs. Les avis de clients indiquent que le parc est une étape incontournable lors de la visite de l'Alaska Highway et que sa richesse historique et culturelle en font un must-voir.

Le Northern Alberta Railway Park est un véritable bijou caché qui mérite une visite. Son emplacement central dans Dawson Creek, juste en face de l'Alaska Highway, en fait une destination idéale pour découvrir l'histoire et l'art du Canada tout en profitant d'une expérience accueillante et familiale.

Téléphone : 2507829595

👍 Avis de Northern Alberta Railway Park

sarah T.

5/5

Great Farmers market on Saturdays ( summer 2023). Art gallery museum, bathrooms. Easy access. Mile 0 of the Alaska HWY. Downtown Dawson Creek just across the road.

Michael G.

5/5

Fantastic complex, an absolute must when driving the Alaska Highway!

Billy R.

5/5

Awesome little stop! The famous Alaska highway sign is here and you can go inside the visitors center to get a certificate with your name hand written on it!

L P.

4/5

Beautiful building and have arts gallery inside include Canada's souvenirs

Sooner R.

4/5

This place was really a neat stop. It was one I was looking forward to on our road trip from Florida. We stayed at Mile 0 campground which was right off the highway and close to everything. The town is quaint and there were lots of construction areas but still worth stopping. We got to step into the art gallery (the big red building) for all of 3 minutes before they closed. Just the gift shop had so many amazing things to look at. Definitely worth going especially if you appreciate local artists and the work they do to. Everyone in town was super friendly!! There was a huge police hold up at a house right off another main street. That was pretty crazy. It is an old town but clean. Lots of amazing history.

tlw X.

4/5

Stopped in w my son while searching for a geocache. The staff were all smiling and friendly. Lots of souvenirs and information about the town . I especially enjoyed the log book, it's so neat to see how near and far the visitors have came from.

Caroline K.

5/5

Lovely place to visit! Wonderful handmade arts and crafts! Jewelery, lotions an potions, paintings, quilts, glassware....too many to mention. If you are looking for unique gifts, this is the place!

Kessa M.

3/5

No signs for admission pricing. Staff was a little too confrontational that day. Neat rooms restored to original furnishings as well as the artifacts on the other side. Little to no help in my research but it seemed like they were great at giving directions to tourists. A little concerned about the aboriginal’s artifacts being right next to the animals.