Gun emplacement 4 is the only one with a remaining gun. The display is nicely set up with mannequins depicting the activities of the soldiers who operated the gun. This old fort not as extensive as FORT SILOSO but it’s much less crowded and the tree covering makes it a cooler hike. Safe travels, Mega.

Gun emplacement lV who once hold 7 inch Rifled muzzle-loader (R.M.L) gun and later on replaced by 6 inch quick firing (Q.F) gun. Unlike other sides, here have a remaining gun and some figures who show how the weapon was used during wartime.

the Google maps version is actually wrong. you have to walk though brick wall area thingy and after trekking for about 10 to 20mins u cans see the first few Gun Emplacements

One of the two surviving gun emplacements here in Labrador.

One of the best historical highlights in the reserve! The 6-inch Quick Firing Gun replica, ammunition shells, and soldier statues bring the entire WWII artillery scene to life. The informative signboards explain the gun battery's past clearly, and the concrete structures and old ammunition hoist areas are very well preserved. A great, educational outdoor exhibit for history lovers and families alike!