Filmed in Vancouver, Canada and the USA.

Filming Locations:

Former Richmond Sand Dunes

In the movie

Scene where Using Jolinar's memories, SG-1 travels to the planet where the Tok'ra base is located, in episode 2x11 "Tok'ra: Part 1". The Goa'uld attack the base in episode 2x12 "Tok'ra: Part 2".

In reality

The scene was filmed at This former massive sand pile was often used in filming when a desert or other sandy location was needed. Over the years, the amount of sand gradually decreased, and around 2007, the entire structure was replaced by warehouses.

Fairmont Road

In the movie

Scene where The team holds a memorial for Daniel when they believe he is dead in episode 1x12 "Fire and Water". Jack sits at home after being kicked out of the Stargate program when Maybourne approaches him in episode 3x18 "Shades of Gray". The team searches Jack's house with a younger version of themselves in episode 7x03 "Fragile Balance".

In reality

Bridge Studios

In the movie

Scene where In episode 5x12 "Wormhole X-Treme!" Jack visits a film studio where Martin Lloyd is filming a TV series based on the Stargate program. The "Wormhole X-Treme!" sets reappear in episode 10x06 "200".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Bridge Studios began its life as a factory of the Dominion Bridge Company, where parts of the Lions Gate Bridge and many other Vancouver bridges were built. In the 1970s, the company left the plant, and for several years it was used for film shoots, before being converted into a film studio in 1987.

Accent Inn (Burnaby)

In the movie

Scene where Senator Kinsey leaves his hotel when he is shot by a man suspiciously resembling Jack in episode 6x14 "Smoke & Mirrors".

In reality

Caretaker's Cottage (Murdo Frazer Park)

In the movie

Scene where Jack and Teal'c relax on the dock when Teal'c receives a call from Daniel about Goa'uld symbols in episode 4x13 "The Curse". Sam visits Jack to convince him to help them stop the Aschen in episode 4x16 "2010". Mitchell and Landry spend time at the cabin in episode 10x05 "Uninvited".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A small log cabin in the secluded Murdo Frazer Park in North Vancouver sits next to a beautiful lake and is surrounded on all sides by tall trees. You wouldn't even know it's surrounded by houses and located a block from the highway.

Crease Clinic (Riverview Hospital)

In the movie

Scene where Sam is taken to an abandoned hospital and her body's reaction to Jolinar is studied in episode 5x11 "Desperate Measures".

In reality

The scene was filmed at This building opened in 1934 as a treatment center for World War I veterans. It included the main building as well as a separate dining block for veterans. The main building was expanded in 1945 and reopened in 1949 as the Crease Clinic of Psychological Medicine, a short-term psychological treatment center. The building is now used almost exclusively for film shoots.

Reclaimed Gravel Pit (LSCR)

In the movie

In reality

Mid Valley Viewpoint (LSCR)

In the movie

Scene where Daniel and Dr. Lee are held captive by extremists who captured them while searching for some ruins in episode 7x12 "Evolution: Part 2".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A viewpoint halfway up the Lower Seymour Conservation Area with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and the valley below.

Gillis Quarry

In the movie

In reality

Port Mann Power Station

In the movie

Scene where In episode 5x13 "Proving Ground" SG-1 runs several SGC recruits when they receive a call about a beachhead situation.

In reality

The scene was filmed at The former engine room of a gas power plant located between South Fraser Perimeter Road and Port Mann railway station.

Landmark Aviation (West Building) (YVR)

In the movie

Scene where Jack and Sam take the newly completed X-302 to try to get help in episode 6x01 "Redemption: Part 1". Jack prepares to depart with the X-302 in episode 6x02 "Redemption: Part 2".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Former Piedmont Hawthorne.

Rosemary Mansion

In the movie

Scene where Jack and Maybourne break into a safe house and find out what the captured Goa'uld knows in episode 5x14 "48 Hours". In episode 8x14 "Full Alert", Kinsey is taken to an NID safe house.

In reality

The scene was filmed at A Tudor Revival mansion built for whiskey baron Edward Tulk in 1915. It is now a private residence and a Vancouver heritage site.

North 40 Dog Park

In the movie

Scene where In episode 10x08 "Memento Mori", a chase ends with Mitchell being shot and Vala crashing someone's car.

In reality

The scene was filmed at Located on the remains of an old WWII army base, North 40 is a large off-leash dog park adjacent to Boundary Bay Airport, popular with filmmakers for its easily controlled streets and variety of overgrown trails. Originally, these roads were part of the Vancouver Wireless Station, built for the Canadian Army Signal Corps during WWII and operating until 1971.

Heritage Hall

In the movie

Scene where Carter attends a celebration after saving the planet from the Ori in an alternate universe in episode 10x13 "The Road Not Taken".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Built in 1916 as a Beaux Arts-style post office, Heritage Hall today is a community event venue. A Vancouver heritage building.

Westminster Boiler & Tank Company, Ltd.

In the movie

Scene where In episode 8x07 "Affinity", NID agents take Daniel to their base of operations. Vala is taken here by trust agents and has her memory erased in episode 10x08 "Memento Mori".

In reality

Sunset Beach Park

In the movie

Scene where Jack calls Daniel while Maybourne buys a hot dog in episode 4x15 "Chain Reaction".

In reality

Palisades (West Tower)

In the movie

Scene where Teal'c and Eamon break into the Tech Con building disguised as employees and hack computers in episode 7x08 "Space Race".

In reality

George Pearson Hospital

In the movie

Scene where Teal'c is treated for injuries during a firefighter vision in episode 6x19 "The Changeling".

In reality

Bordertown

In the movie

Scene where Jack is trapped on a planet when the Stargate is buried by a meteor in episode 3x17 "A Hundred Days".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Bordertown is a thousand-acre movie ranch and fake western town built for a 1989 TV show called "Bordertown". The ranch consists of a western-style main street with several buildings, including a jail, saloon, general store, and barn.

Mountain View Cemetery

In the movie

Scene where Daniel delivers a eulogy at Catherine Langford's funeral in episode 8x19 "Moebius: Part 1".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The only cemetery in the city of Vancouver, Mountain View Cemetery opened in 1886 and contains the remains of 145,000 people.

Street

In the movie

Scene where Jack and Teal'c are forced to relive Jack's failed operation in episode 2x04 "The Gamekeeper".

In reality

The scene was filmed at This house and adjacent farm in Langley are popular with filmmakers due to their old-fashioned architecture and remote surroundings.

Boundary Bay Regional Airport

In the movie

Scene where In episode 2x14 "Touchstone", SG-1 tracks the second Stargate and the stolen Touchstone to a secret N.I.D. hangar in Southern Utah.

In reality

The scene was filmed at Boundary Bay Airport is a small airport for corporate and private aircraft with several small hangars and a recently built terminal.

Plaza of Nations

In the movie

Scene where The Stargate terminal in the future in episode 4x16 "2010".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Plaza of Nations is an entertainment and event complex built for Expo '86. The original covered plaza was large enough to hold 4,500 people for performances and hosted many famous artists before being demolished in 2007 for safety reasons. Currently, only two of the original structures remain: the main glass building which now houses the Edgewater Casino, and the office building at 750 Pacific Boulevard.

Spur 7 Beach (LSCR)

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed at Far up the Lower Seymour River, this gentle bend is surrounded by rocky banks. Unlike most places along the river, the wide, tree-free banks make this spot ideal for filming, and the nearby access road makes it extremely accessible despite its seemingly remote location.

Academic Quadrangle (SFU)

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 is invited to the newly built Tollan world to participate in the trial of Klorel in episode 3x15 "Pretense". The team goes here to attend Omac's funeral and speak with the new rulers of Tollan in episode 5x09 "Between Two Fires".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The Academic Quadrangle of Simon Fraser University is a thin two-story classroom building raised above the ground, with a fountain and green space in the center. The entire campus is built of unfinished concrete, giving it a very distinctive and unusual look.

Hycroft Mansion

In the movie

Scene where Sam and her future husband Joe have breakfast and talk about their attempts to have children in episode 4x16 "2010".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Built for General Alexander Duncan McRae in 1909, the mansion is currently home to the Women's University Club of Vancouver. A Vancouver heritage building.

Gravel Pit near Mid Valley Viewpoint (LSCR)

In the movie

Scene where K'tano leads and trains a group of free Jaffa in episode 5x18 "The Warrior".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A reclaimed gravel pit, now mostly overgrown with new trees.

1025 Grand Boulevard West

In the movie

Scene where After receiving mail, Sam returns to her home and encounters an alien in episode 5x03 "Ascension". Sam and Pete spend time together at her house in episode 7x15 "Chimera".

In reality

Boulevard Park

In the movie

Scene where Orlin tells Sam about Velona's fate and his role in her downfall in episode 5x03 "Ascension". Sam and Pete talk while walking to her house in episode 7x15 "Chimera".

In reality

Dave's Fish and Chips

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 has breakfast at a diner and discusses their investigation in episode 6x05 "Nightwalkers".

In reality

Kensington Place

In the movie

Scene where In episode 8x07 "Affinity", Teal'c stops several thugs from attacking a man involved in a car accident with them.

In reality

The scene was filmed at An apartment building in Vancouver, built in 1912.

Powertech Labs

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 arrives on Hebridan and inspects Warrick's ship "Seberus" in episode 7x08 "Space Race".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A testing laboratory for electrical equipment, operated by Powertech, a subsidiary of BC Hydro.

Pitt Meadows Regional Airport

In the movie

Scene where The team gathers to observe the demonstration of the new X-301 fighter in episode 4x12 "Tangent". The team boards Selmak's transport ship in episode 4x14 "The Serpent's Venom".

In reality

959 Groveland Road

In the movie

Scene where Jack and Maybourne visit Kinsey's house during a party and use his computer to access N.I.D. files in episode 4x15 "Chain Reaction".

In reality

Mental Health Building (BC Children's Hospital)

In the movie

Scene where Refugees from Nasya are treated in this hospital in episode 2x02 "In the Line of Duty".

In reality

Seaforth Armoury

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 tracks the Stargate to a military warehouse and uses it to travel to the future in episode 2x21 "1969".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A Canadian Armed Forces armoury built in 1936 to house the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. It now houses two cadet units and the official Canadian Forces museum. In 1997, the building was listed on the Vancouver Heritage Register.

Former Sushi & Cafe Ryder

In the movie

Scene where Daniel meets with Sheila, the wife of missing Alex Jameson in episode 9x07 "Ex Deus Machina".

In reality

British Columbia Showcase

In the movie

Scene where The bar where Jack is approached by a reporter investigating the Stargate program in episode 2x09 "Secrets".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Former bar "The Old Bailiff".

Courthouse Motel

In the movie

Scene where The team stops at a motel while investigating strange occurrences in a town in episode 6x05 "Nightwalkers".

In reality

Former Fantasy Gardens

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 arrives on a planet to find people disappearing and their memories altered in episode 7x05 "Revisions".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Fantasy Garden World began its life as a small amusement park in the early 70s. In 1984, the park was bought by British Columbia Premier Bill Vander Zalm, who gave the park a Christian theme and used it as his personal home. Allegations that the park was a conflict of interest led to Zalm's resignation in 1991 and the sale of the park shortly after. The front of the park featured a small medieval-style village, in front of which was a miniature replica of Koevorden Castle in the Netherlands, the ancestral home of Captain George Vancouver. The back of the park contained the Bible Gardens, filled with many religious icons. In 2010, the village was demolished to make way for a condominium development, leaving only the Dutch castle and part of the gardens on the site.

East Lawn Building (Riverview Hospital)

In the movie

Scene where Vala is kidnapped by several fake SG-1 officers after talking to the police in episode 10x08 "Memento Mori".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The East Lawn Building, opened in 1930, which housed the chronic women's ward, is the largest building in Riverview. The building was designed to accommodate 675 patients, but by the 1950s it housed over 1,400 people. The building was closed in 2005 and has since been used for film shoots.

Vancouver Central Library

In the movie

Scene where Sam visits McKay and tries to get his help to return to her dimension in episode 10x13 "The Road Not Taken".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The Central Branch of the Vancouver Public Library, built in 1995, occupies an entire city block downtown and was designed by Moshe Safdie of DA Architects. A large central atrium is surrounded by the library on one side and several floors of reading rooms on the other. A 21-story office tower and retail spaces adjoin the main building.

Burnaby Central Park

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed at This large park was established in 1891 on the border between Burnaby and Vancouver. Originally, the forest was reserved for masts and spars for the Royal Navy, which helped preserve the area from development before it became a park.

Bloedel Conservatory (Queen Elizabeth Park)

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 is placed inside a virtual reality device in episode 2x04 "The Gamekeeper".

In reality

The scene was filmed at First conceived to celebrate Canada's centennial, the conservatory was built in 1969 on top of a reservoir at the highest point in Vancouver. The triodetic dome, 140 feet in diameter and 70 feet high, contains over 200 species of birds and 500 species of plants.

Terminal City Steel Foundry

In the movie

Scene where SG-1 investigates a mass murder at a secret N.I.D. facility in Los Angeles in episode 7x19 "Resurrection".

In reality

The scene was filmed at This former manufacturing plant was used as a popular filming location for many years due to its gritty appearance. It featured streets, alleys, warehouses, and rooftop walkways. In the summer of 2015, the building was demolished for new development.