Hours
May 19 – September 6
Tuesdays to Saturdays 10am-5pm
Sundays 10am-3pm
See social media for any unexpected daily shutdowns
If you arrive and the doors to the Interpretive Centre are locked, we may be out working on site or providing another tour. Please call us at 780-753-4056, and we will get back to the centre as quickly as we can.
Location
The Bodo Archaeological Centre is located at 1 St. E and Railway Avenue in the hamlet of Bodo, Alberta, near the Alberta/Saskatchewan border. The Interpretive Centre is located in the school building on the east side of town. Along with exhibits and displays, the Interpretive Centre has a working archaeology lab, a classroom and activity room, a gift shop and outdoor activities.
There is no public access to the archaeological site. To access the site, you must be guided by a staff member of the Bodo Archaeological Site and Centre. There are no amenities in Bodo (no gas, restaurants or stores), but there is a serviced campground. The nearest town with all amenities is Provost, located about 25 min. north of Bodo.
You can reach Bodo via Highway 899. From Highway 899, turn east into town (it is well marked by signs) and continue straight on Railway Avenue until you see the school on your right.
