For quick bites, beverages and even old fashioned candy floss, stop at one of the Park’s authentic concessions. In many cases, the actual building has been moved from its past place of food and drink service to inside Heritage Park.
Take a quick bite out of the West
Alberta Bakery
Originally built in 1912 in Standard, Alberta Bakery catered to bachelors and the North West Mounted Police, as most women did their own baking at home. Today, menfolk and womenfolk alike can purchase freshly made bread, buns, tarts and other fine confections
Open during Historical Village regular operating season
10:00am – 5:00pm
Location: Historical Village
Claresholm General Store (Heritage Park's old-fashioned candy store)
S.A. Mostad was part of a group of Norwegian immigrants from drought-stricken Devil's Lake, North Dakota, who built his general store in Claresholm, circa 1905. He proudly watched it become the hub of social and economic life in the small prairie town.
Today, a visit to Heritage Park's old-fashioned candy store is a tradition loved by guests of all ages.
Open during Historical Village regular operating season
10:00am – 5:00pm
Location: Historical Village
Drew's Saloon and Stopping House
In 1886, ex-U.S. army officer Henry “Boston” Drew built a saloon on his property in Spitzee Crossing, now High River. He later added four second-storey bedrooms, turning his establishment into a proper resting place for weary travelers on their way to Calgary or Fort Macleod. For the present-day visitor, Drew’s Saloon provides a welcome resting area, serving cold drinks and snacks
Open during Historical Village regular operating season
10:00am – 5:00pm
Location: 1880s Pre-Railway Settlement
Midway Treatery
Heritage Park’s midway showcases a form of entertainment that was just beginning to evolve at the turn of the century — the amusement park. The Midway Treatery and Ticket Booth offer hot dogs, popcorn, candy floss, snow cones and cold drinks to the Park’s thrill-seekers
Open during Historical Village regular operating season
10:15am – 5:00pm
Location: Historical Village
Shepard Station
This train station was originally built in 1910 in Shepard, southeast of Calgary, where the Canadian Pacific Railway line split to head northeast to Strathmore, and southeast to Gleichen and Medicine Hat. Enjoy hot dogs, snacks and cold drinks at this former whistle stop
Open during Historical Village regular operating season
10:00am – 5:00pm
Location: Historical Village