St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site
Step back to a time when southern friends became feared enemies, and clashes between the US and Great Britain penetrated borders during the War of 1812. St. Andrews Blockhouse was built by townspeople to protect them against American privateers and military.
Visit the St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site
Activities and experiences
Things to do, tour the St. Andrews Blockhouse barracks, enjoy a serene picnic, walk across the tidal flats at low tide.
Fees
Daily visitor fees, free admission for youth.
Plan your visit
How to get here, fees, accessibility, facilities and services.
About St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site
Culture and history
History, culture, cultural landscape, architecture, designation information.
Contact St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site
Phone (June to August)
506‑529‑4270
Phone (September to May)
506‑636‑4011
Email
martello@pc.gc.ca
For emergencies within the
Historic Site:
780‑852‑6155
Hours of operation
Open until the end of August
10 am to 6 pm
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