Come aboard, experience life
at sea.

Step aboard the last corvette and walk back in time!

Visit The Ship

Ship is closed to visitors and will re-open in the Spring.

Come aboard, experience life at sea.

Visit The Ship

Step aboard the last corvette and walk back in time!

Open to the public, 7 days a week from 10am-4pm

Call the ship

(902) 210-1694

    
 
 
        
   Kathy Lee 
 2023-07-02
 
 
  This historical boat has free entry and is worth the tour. The personnel also gave information and told stories about this boat. I learned a lot and enjoyed the tour. I would recommend this place to everyone.
  
 
       
   Da Hy 
 2023-05-01
 
 
  Moving the barge was the most entertainment for me...
  
 
       
   Noah Green 
 2022-12-21
 
 
  Amazing piece of history. I visited on a school holiday, and I must say, it was awesome. 10/10, I recommend.
  
 
       
   Samuel Laflamme 
 2022-11-24
 
 
  Was a great experience!
  
 
       
   H. Brisebois 
 2022-10-02
 
 
  Belle visite gratuite (contributions volontaires) d’un ancien navire bien restauré. Pour la visite complète il y a quelques marches et des endroits à accès restreint mais on peut visiter sans aller dans ces endroits.
  
 
       
   Roman 
 2022-09-11
 
 
  Good museum.
As a bonus - beautiful views to the harbour front.
By donation.
  
 
       
   Rich Sharpe 
 2022-08-22
 
 
  A must see and beautifully restored and maintained piece of Canada's Naval history. As the Sackville is the last in the world of her kind, she is an absolute must see! The staff on board are very friendly and very knowledgeable. There is recorded audio in many of the locations, but not all were operating when I visited. Admission is by donation only.
  
 
  
  
 
 
   Google rating score: 4.6 of 5, based on 86 reviews

More about HMCS Sackville

HMCS Sackville is Canada’s oldest warship. This Naval Memorial and National Historic Site was a combat veteran of the Second World War. The ship is the last of Canada’s 123 corvettes, one of many convoy escort vessels built in Canada and the United Kingdom during the war. HMCS Sackville along with other Royal Canadian Navy ships played a pivotal role in winning the Battle of the Atlantic and holds a special place in Canadian naval history and heritage.

Sackville has been restored to its 1944 war time configuration and is home to exhibits and artifacts dedicated to the legacy of those who served at sea during the Battle of the Atlantic.

Step on board to experience the daily routine and challenge of young sailors from across the country who braved the stormy and unforgiving North Atlantic and the perilous Battle of the Atlantic.

Learn The History

CANADIAN NAVAL MEMORIAL TRUST

The Canadian Naval Memorial Trust (CNMT) is a non-profit organization consisting of approximately 1,000 members. The mission of the Trust is to preserve the ship and share the stories.

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