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A walk through the candlelit ruins of the old fort. Costumed spirit guides tell you tales of former Fort St. Joseph inhabitants with background music of bagpipes and traditional Indigenous drumming.
Founded in 1963 by the Historical Society, the St. Joseph Island Museum has over 6000 artifacts in six historic buildings, covering over 200 years of island history. The progression of the island is represented in four time periods: native encampments to Fort St. Joseph (1798-1814); pioneer settlements (1835-1890); to a period of almost complete private ownership by 1890; and the depression and war years (1900-1945).
Non-profit organization dedicated to teaching & sharing traditional music, dance, and crafts. Puts on an annual concert series as well as a week-long music camp in summer.
Park with picnic area, disc golf course, and hiking trail. In winter the trails are groomed for cross-country skiing and a sliding hill is also available.