Tipi Village

Visitors looking for a unique experience can stay in our on-site tipi village in the heart of Siksika Nation.

Accommodations Include:

Additional programs and services are available upon request at extra cost.

Free Admission

FREE Admission to Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park and Museum

Authentic Tipi

Occupancy in one of our tipis

Wood Stove

Use of a wood stove in the tipi

Fire Pit

Access to tipi village camping area (including fire pit)

Washrooms

Washrooms and shower for campers’ use

Care Kit

First Aid kit available

2025 Season Rates

Tipi Accommodations

Cost Per Night
ADULT (18 PLUS) $100.00
YOUTH (13-17) $75.00
CHILD (6-12) $48.00
CHILD (5 & UNDER) FREE

Shared Accommodations

Groups of Up To 90 people

We can accommodate groups of up to 90 people. For larger groups, please speak with our Tipi Coordinator.

Sleep over Extras

Last Minute Sleep Over Rental Extras
Cots (single) $20.00
BLANKET $10.00
Sleeping Bag $15.00
PILLOW $5.00
FIREWOOD (BUNDLE) $20.00
CAMPING BUNDLE $30.00

Additional Resources

Special ways to enhance your Tipi Village Stay. Since you have decided to stay overnight in Blackfoot Crossing Tipi Camp, why not check out some additional programming choices to enhance your visit? We are sure that any of our hands-on programs will allow you and your family or group to have a fuller, richer Blackfoot experience you will treasure forever. Should you wish to book an extra program with your tipi reservation, please mention this to our central bookings coordinator.

$250 per Resource

 

 

KNOWLEDGE KEEPER

Share knowledge and information on sweetgrass, sage, and any other traditional items used, guests can participate in smudging with these traditional sources. Duration 1 hour.
POWWOW DANCER

Dressed in full regalia, dancer(s) will perform and explain the type of dance that they do. You can join the dancer who will show you some dance steps. Duration 1 hour.

DRUMMER

Will share the significance to the drum and traditional songs. Guests will have the opportunity to listen to traditional drumming and participate in a round dance. Duration 1 hour.
STORY TELLER

Listen to our storyteller who brings Blackfoot culture to life through their words. The storyteller weaves tales passed down through generations, transporting listeners to a time when the land echoed with the footsteps of our ancestors. The storyteller invites visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant heritage of Blackfoot people and gain a deeper understanding of their way of life. Duration 1 hour.

What to Bring:

Some items available for purchase in the Gift Shop if you forget anything.

Appropriate clothing and foot wear for weather conditions

Bug spray, sunscreen

Hat, glasses, water bottle, flashlight

Towel, toiletries

Food, snacks, camping gear (if not requesting any)

Our Policies

Bookings should be made at least 30 days in advance. Please call Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park at 1-403-734-4384 or email: bookings@blackfootcrossing.ca

The booking coordinator will contact you and send you a tipi request form to fill out. Please let the coordinator know at the time of booking if special needs must be accommodated.

If you cancel within the 14 days prior to arrival 10% of your total payment will be charged as an administrative fee.

Payment is due upon arrival at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park.

Form of Payment: We accept Visa, Master Card, American Express, Certified Cheque, Money Order, or traveler cheques.

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