Fort Normandeau

Located in The City of Red Deer, on the south bank of the Red Deer River, the Kerry Wood Nature  Centre is Central Alberta's year-round destination for environmental education. Visit the Nature Centre for hands-on natural history interpretation, interactive exhibits, unique books or gift ideas, and so much more.  The Nature Centre is the hub of Red Deer's Waskasoo Park Trail System; a starting point for anyone looking to delve into their natural surroundings and local wild spaces. 
  The Fort Normandeau park and Interpretive Centre are open to the public from May to October each year. During our opening season Fort Normandeau is a great place to explore Red Deer's rich cultural history, celebrating modern Red Deer's three founding cultures; the Blackfoot and Cree people, the Metis, and European settlers. 

We offer an extensive program of natural-and-human history interpretation, environmental education, special events, school, youth group and public programs, rafting trips, sleepovers and day camps. 

There are extensive permanent and temporary exhibits and interpretive signs, school programs, family events, courses, and much more.

Hours and Admission:

Hours are seasonably variable.

Admission is free.

Fort Normandeau
Address: 28054 B Range Rd 382, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada T4N 5E6
Phone Number: (403)347-7550
Email: general@waskasoopark.ca

Kerry Wood Nature Centre
Address: 6300 45 Ave, Red Deer, Alberta, Canada T4N 3M4
Phone Number: (403) 346-2010
Email: general@waskasoopark.ca

Website: https://www.waskasoopark.ca