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About Fort Malden

Fort Malden National Historic Site, formerly known as Fort Amherstburg, is an outdoor fort and museum complex rich in Canadian history. Located at 100 Laird Ave S in Amherstburg, Ontario, this national historic site offers interpretive programs, musket demonstrations, and seasonal experiences like Fort Malden by Candlelight. As a venue, Fort Malden hosts a variety of live reenactments, educational programs, and guided tours throughout the year. Whether you’re visiting for a day of history with family or planning a special event, secure your admissions with a trusted partner and enjoy a straightforward booking experience with us.

Getting there is easy by car, with ample free parking for cars and buses. Public transit options are limited in Amherstburg, so driving is the most convenient way to reach Fort Malden. While you explore, consider nearby accommodations and dining options to extend your visit. We’ve highlighted nearby hotels and restaurants with affiliate partner recommendations to help you plan a seamless trip. Fort Malden is an active historic site with seasonal programs, so check the calendar for current offerings and date-specific experiences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Official name: Fort Malden National Historic Site (formerly Fort Amherstburg).
  • Address: 100 Laird Ave S, Amherstburg, ON N9V 1X5.
  • Venue type: National Historic Site / outdoor fort with exhibition buildings; not a fixed-seat performance venue.
  • Capacity: No fixed seating or published capacity for events.
  • Parking: Ample car and bus parking (free).
  • Transit: No public transit in Amherstburg; travel by car is recommended.
  • Notable events hosted: Daily interpretive programs, musket demonstrations, and seasonal experiences such as Fort Malden by Candlelight; occasional reenactments and educational programs.
  • Renamed: Fort Malden is the current name; historically known as Fort Amherstburg.