Explore History at Fort Edward National Historic Site

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from anywhere in Annapolis Valley, head towards Highway 101. Take exit 5 toward Windsor and follow NS-1 E (Avon River Road) for approximately 15 minutes until you reach Windsor. Once in Windsor, turn left onto Fort Edward Street. The Fort Edward National Historic Site will be on your right at 67 Fort Edward St, Windsor, NS B0N 2T0. There is no entry fee for visiting the site, but be sure to check for any parking fees in the area.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Fort Edward National Historic Site via public transportation, take a bus from Halifax or the nearest town with bus service to Windsor. Maritime Bus provides service to Windsor. Once you arrive at the Windsor bus terminal, you can either walk (approximately 20 minutes) or take a taxi to Fort Edward National Historic Site. To walk, head south on King Street, then turn left onto Fort Edward Street. The site will be on your right. Ensure to check the bus schedule for the latest service times, as costs will vary depending on your starting point.

• Bicycle

  For those interested in cycling, you can bike to Fort Edward National Historic Site from various locations in Annapolis Valley. Follow the scenic routes along the Avon River. Make your way to NS-1 E (Avon River Road) and continue to Fort Edward Street. The site is bike-friendly, and you can lock your bike at the entrance. Ensure to wear a helmet and bring water for the ride.