Lieu historique national des Casernes-de-Butler
Named after Colonel John Butler, Butler's Barracks National Historic Site is a historic military complex associated with the British occupation between 1812 and 1871. It served as a military training facility and was used by the Polish army during the First World War.
Managed by Parks Canada, the site has undergone restoration projects and is open to visitors year-round. The site also hosts a variety of sporting events, including polo matches. You can also take advantage of the large, open plain to walk with your dog along the trails. These take you around the site and to Fort George National Historic Site of Canada in about 20 minutes, or roughly 1.5 km of walk. It's a great way to discover our heritage and enjoy the great outdoors.
Dogs on a leash are allowed!