There are no private property sign posted around, other then the sign across the dirt road leading to the reserve. I didn’t and was an easy target for his abusive rage. I did notice he had nothing to say to the couple who pulled in in a Ferrari. As I repeatedly told him, “sir, we simply pulled in so my child could go pee.” From the way he exploded on me, I’d have thought I was responsible for the place being windowless, doorless, graffiti everywhere, and I was attempting arson. We are not trying to cause problems, my five year old needed to pee.” He ranted on and on about people like me on his private property treating it like shit. If you need to relieve yourself in my backyard where there are no facilities feel free. Threatened to come to my home and shit in my yard. Because that “nice” young man not only stared but maybe recorded my five year old going pee in the field behind the building. I wasn’t being disrespectful, and be thankful you had men with you. Who knows?! But good to know for next time, that this is privately-owned and everyone should remember to be respectful! Reply

However, it was weird how he hadn’t said anything to any of the other visitors, and reading above comments I wonder if his rage also had anything to do with us all being female. We understand and recognize that we shouldn’t have “vandalized” the property, especially since we didn’t know if it was public or privately owned. And then he yelled at us to never come back again. We responded respectfully and said we would leave. Two of my roommates assumed it was okay to spray paint some of their own artwork, however the owner of the property pulled up in his vehicle right to us (there was also about 10 other people at this place too) and he was definitely angry and asked us why we thought it was okay to trespass and vandalized, and that either we could leave the property immediately or pay $30 for the damage.

We had seen numerous of our friends and other people who had gone there and added to the amazing graffiti and skateboarded. My roommates and I went here today and we didn’t know it was private property. If anyone has any information about this place, please by all means drop it in the comments! What was inside? Who ran it? What food did they serve in the restaurant? So many questions! People have actually created skate ramps inside, see below. It has since been turned into a skateboarding park of sorts, as has the inside of the building. In addition to pumping gas, they also used to have a go-kart track, just off to the side of the gas station. Related: Calgary to Banff: The Complete Travel Guide.I have not been able to find any information on when it opened, or when it closed, who owned it, what was sold and which services they offered. It’s on the south side of the eastbound lane, just on the edge, but within the Stoney Nakoda reserve, a short drive from the Stoney Nakoda Resort & Casino.

It’s the abandoned gas station covered in graffiti, just off the TransCanada Highway by Seebe. Have you ever been driving between Morley and Canmore in Alberta, and noticed Fort Chiniki gas station? Sure you have.

Abandoned gas stations