Prices & Opening Times

Plan Your Visit: Opening Times & Admission Fees

Due to our location, the Yale Historic Site is only open seasonally. Each year, we welcome visitors from May 1 to September 30, five days a week. To accommodate the variety of visitors coming to the Site, we have a spectrum of entrance fees. Access to the site during the off-season is possible through special requests.

Free Access Through Partnerships

The Yale Historic Site knows the strength of collaboration within the heritage sector. Because of this, we are happy to provide free access to our site for cardholders from the following organizations:

Reconciliation & Community Engagement

In our commitment to strengthening local relationships and building bridges with communities traditionally excluded from heritage sites, the Yale Historic Site offers free entrance to residents of Yale and members of the 20 First Nations whose traditional territory the Yale Historic Site occupies.

Booking Information

Prices

Adults: $12.00
Seniors (65+): $10.00
Students (with ID): $10.00
Youth (13-17): $8.50
Children (6-12): $6.00
Under 6: FREE

Opening Times

May to October
Wednesday to Sunday
10:00-17:00

Off-season visits are available by special request. Please email us at tours@historicyale.com for more information.

Member Rates

Forager Foundation members can visit the Yale Historic Site for free. They also receive 10% off events, workshops, and gift shop items.

Members of the BC Museums Association, Canadian Museum Association, and ICOM also can visit for free.

Participants of the Canoo program also get free access to the Site.

Group Visits

We offer a 20% discount for groups of 10 or more visitors. To receive more details or to discuss a group tour, please reach out to our on-site team.

Contact our group bookings team for more information at tours@historicyale.com.

School Visits

Turn history into an unforgettable lesson. Our school programs are designed to spark curiosity and make learning come alive. Explore our programs and book a visit that will inspire the next generation of explorers.