Please note the RCMP Heritage Centre is temporarily closed during the covid-19 crisis.
5907 Dewdney Ave
(306) 522 7333
Entrance: RCMP Heritage Centre Annual Pass Members – FREE
Kinder (0 – 5) – FREE
Child/Youth (6 – 17) – $6
Students (18+ with valid Student ID) – $8
Adult (18+) – $10
Senior (60+) – $8
Family (2 adults & up to 5 children/youth) – $30
Active members of the Military or any Police Force – $5
*Veterans of any police or military force receive FREE admission
*Group Rates available
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Completely wheelchair and stroller friendly. There are wheelchairs available for use.
Food: Feel free to bring your own snacks! There is a large windowed eating space with several high chairs available to use.
Washrooms: Washrooms and change tables available.
This space is amazingly relaxed and child-friendly. If you visit, you may:
- pick up an age-appropriate scavenger hunt for your child(ren) to complete throughout the galleries
- relax, eat a snack, and work on some themed colouring sheets or activity sheets in the huge windowed lobby with tables and toys for kids
- try on some uniforms and tour the galleres in uniform
- learn how to take fingerprints together in the self-guided classroom area
- have fun with two driving simulators
- visit the gift shop filled with neat toys for children such as kites, spy kits, binoculars, and invisible ink pens
- explore the educational lily garden on the grounds outside
I could not find any information about it on the website or otherwise, but there is a stone circle created as a place for honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) on the grounds outside. There is a vigil held here every year in October where everyone is welcome. I interpret the placement of this stone circle on the RCMP Heritage Centre grounds as a step towards truth and reconciliation, and an attempt to repair a strained relationship created by a history of terrible treatment of Indigenous people by police.
