Cumberland House Provincial Park is the site of the first inland Hudson’s Bay Company post and the oldest village in the province.  Today, the only visible remnant of the post is the thick, stone-walled, 1890s powder house, which was used for storing gunpowder.  Parts of the Northcote, a steamboat used by the fur trade and at Batoche during the North-West Resistance, are also preserved at the park.

No facilities are available.

Explore the site of the Hudson’s Bay Company and the fur trade at Cumberland House.

Interpretive Signs at the site.

The Village of Cumberland House can be accessed via Highway 123.  Other attractions and activities in the area are listed at Tourism Prince Albert’s website.

Cumberland House Provincial Park
Box 70
CUMBERLAND HOUSE  SK S0E 0S0

Phone: (306) 953-3571
Email:  cumberland.house@gov.sk.ca