Cave and Basin National Historic Site of Canada
CAVE AND BASIN
 Cave and Basin Courtesy Travel Alberta
Come and see where it all began! The Cave & Basin is where the warm mineral waters were first discovered by three young railway workers. Walk through the interpretive centre and watch a re-enactment video of how Canada's first national park came to be. Experience the "cave" and "basin", home to the rare Banff Springs Snail. Boardwalks lead you to the warm, bubbling springs and a quiet marsh where you can find many kinds of birds and tiny fish. Tours are daily in summer and on the weekends in winter, beginning at 11am. This facility is wheelchair and stroller friendly and has a large parking lot. The Sundance Bistro opens in May for the summer.
OPEN
Oct 1 2007 - Mid May 2008 Weekends: 9:30 am - 5 pm Weekdays: 11 am - 4 pm
Mid-May - Oct 1, 2008 Weekdays/weekends: 9 am - 6 pm Site tours available 11 am on weekends (Sat/Sun)
CLOSED
Dec 25-26 and Jan 1
ADMISSION
Adults $3.95
Seniors (65 and over) $3.45
Youth (6-16) $1.95
Family (2 adults+children-18 and under) $9.90
Group Rates (up to 7 people) $9.90
Commercial Group, per person $2.95
School Groups, per student $1.95
School Groups,
Entry and a Heritage Presentation Special
Program, per student $2.95
ANNUAL PASS
Adult $9.90
Senior $8.65
Youth $4.95
Family/Group $24.75
FACILITY RENTAL
Per Hour
Cave and Basin $99.05
HERITAGE PRESENTATION SPECIAL PROGRAMS Off the Shelf Programs, per group Per Hour of Program Delivery $74.30 Custom Programs, per group Per Hour of Program Development and Program Delivery $49.50 Family/Group: Up to seven people with a maximum of two adults arriving at a national park in a single vehicle or visiting a national historic site together.School Groups: Students of elementary and secondary schools. Fees listed are valid from April 1, 2007 until March 31, 2008
CAVE & BASIN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
311 Cave Ave
Banff, Alberta
Tel: (403) 762-1566
Fax: (403) 762-1565
Email: banff.vrc@pc.gc.ca
Parks Canada Cave & Basin National Historic Site of Canada
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