Re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek
Experience Canadian heritage come to life as you witness the action, pageantry, and intensity of this pivotal War of 1812 battle.
An Award-Winning Stoney Creek Tradition
Battlefield House Museum & Park National Historic Site proudly presents the award-winning Re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek on June 6 and 7, 2026. Saturday's re-enactments unfold on the exact date (and ground) where the battle took place 213 years ago.
Experience Canadian heritage come to life as you witness the action, pageantry, and intensity of this pivotal War of 1812 battle, which forced invading American troops to retreat.
Be part of a Stoney Creek tradition that brings families back year after year!
Two Days of History, Heritage & Family Fun
19th-Century Soldiers' Camp
One-of-a-Kind Shopping
Historical Demonstrations
Indigenous Programming
Musical Entertainment
Games & Activities
Food & Refreshments
Historic House & Monument Tours
Eagles Among Us Virtual Tours
Full Event Schedule
The Eagles Among Us
The Eagles Among Us sculpture, created by Indigenous artist David General, was installed in 2014 to commemorate Indigenous contributions to the War of 1812. It is dedicated to peace and reconciliation after the war.
The Re-enactment features Indigenous programming including performances and the Eagles Among Us virtual tours, offering visitors a deeper understanding of Indigenous heritage at the site.
Maps, Parking & Directions
Battlefield House Museum & Park is located at 77 King Street West, Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada — about an hour from the U.S. border at Niagara Falls or an hour from Toronto. We are within 15 to 45 minutes of most vintners and vineyards in the Niagara Wine Region.
Parking & Shuttle
There is no parking on-site during the Re-enactment event.
Free shuttle buses run Saturday from 10:00 AM to 10:30 PM and Sunday from 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM from:
St. John Henry Newman Catholic School
Gray Road, Stoney Creek
Take the Bus (HSR)
Get dropped off at the entrance to the event. The most optimal routes are Route 5 Delaware and Route 44 Rymal.
For schedules visit Hamilton.ca/HSRSchedules or reach out to Customer Service at [email protected].
Drop-off for Accessibility
Persons with disabilities may be dropped off at the lay-by at the park entrance off King Street.
Drivers must then use the off-site parking and shuttle bus to reach the Park.
Accessibility note: The shuttle bus and the event's outdoor activities are accessible (note: there are some gravel pathways and grassy areas). Please note that Battlefield House and the Monument are not wheelchair accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Saturday, June 6, 2026 and Sunday, June 7, 2026.
Admission is FREE in recognition of all those who came before us as stewards of this land for over 10,000 years.
There are additional costs for food, refreshments, and merchandise.
Saturday at 3:30 PM and 8:30 PM. Sunday at 2:00 PM.
From 20 minutes to half an hour.
Dogs are not allowed in the park during special events. The loud noises of the artillery, muskets, and fireworks are upsetting for most dogs.
No, drones are not permitted in Battlefield Park. Please note that police will be present and can fine individuals who break Transport Canada laws.
A folding lawn chair is recommended. Seating is available on the grass.
- Tours of Battlefield House and Monument (weather permitting)
- Indigenous performances
- Heritage Faire with one-of-a-kind shopping
- Games and activities
- Artillery and infantry demonstrations
- Food and refreshments
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