History and more in Pincher Creek

Set up camp in this southern Alberta town - you'll be glad you did

by Danielle Cameron — April 08, 2016

A display of Native American artifacts. Photo courtesy Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village. — At Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village, you can see a number of First Nations art exhibits and historical displays. — Photo courtesy Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.

Pincher Creek is a pretty, picturesque and RV-friendly community in southern Alberta. Set up your campsite and head off to explore some of the nearby attractions.

1.) Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village

Learn about First Nations culture and more, at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village. There is a comprehensive heritage museum and on-site gift shop where you can buy souvenirs and locally made items. You can also come here to book a guided walking tour of Pincher Creek.

2.) Heritage Acres Farm Museum

Visit this 180-acre facility to experience Alberta's largest independent agricultural museum. After looking at fascinating displays, you can stop at the gift shop, or have a family picnic on the scenic grounds.

3.) Get out and be active

Pincher Creek's surroundings make it perfect for outdoor recreation. Whether you want to go hiking, kayaking or fly fishing, it's all here for you.

History and more in Pincher Creek

Set up camp in this southern Alberta town - you'll be glad you did

1.) Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village

2.) Heritage Acres Farm Museum

3.) Get out and be active

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