Kleskun Hill Museum

Located along the original Edson Trail, the Kleskun Hill Museum Society offers a captivating step back in time with its early 1900s Pioneer Heritage Village. Spread across five acres, the museum features preserved homestead buildings, farm equipment, and thousands of antique artifacts that highlight the resilience, ingenuity, and daily lives of Peace Country’s early settlers. Visitors can join public guided tours from Wednesday to Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. between May 20 and August 31, or book a private group tour to explore the site at their own pace. Admission is by donation, and both cash and e-transfer are accepted. Throughout the summer, the museum also hosts special programs and events that bring pioneer history to life for families, students, and history enthusiasts alike. With its authentic buildings, knowledgeable guides, and strong community roots, the Kleskun Hill Museum Society provides a meaningful and immersive heritage experience in the heart of the Peace Country.