a magnificent garden for collecting sea buckthorn. berries are very juicy and tasty. honey aroma. trees are low, which does not cause difficulty in collecting. excellent vitamin charge for the winter period. the staff is very friendly. very quiet place. rested well. you can assemble it yourself, you can buy already assembled .take gloves to collect, tree with thorns. they also sell products with sea buckthorn, such as creams, oils, soaps, etc. You can buy shoots for planting on your site. I recommend, even the child liked it.

We were pleasantly surprised by our visit to The Healing Arc. The personalized service and sample frozen berries was great! The price charged was very reasonable. Our male and female Sea Buckthorn plants are looking good. Nice country drive.

Love this orchard - we went end of August with harvest in full swing. We sat in the circle with the rest of them, plucking berries. They are deliciously tart, but so healthy too. The owner, Marlene, is very informative.

This is a wonderful orchard to visit! You will be happy with your experience and the quality of products. The farm itself is beautiful and makes a great day of visiting.

My experience was excellent very friendly incredible product

Great service. Wonderful products.

Really responsive and helpful! They offered tips for the G2G trail (definitely used them). We rented two bikes to ride from Blyth to Goderich and back. Highly recommend! They also had a lock for us to use, and the bikes had water bottle holders, mud guards and front fany-packs. Tires were pumped and breaks were in excellent condition. 👍

Incredible selection of TOP quality leather products From shoes to hats. I wanted to replace a favourite leather coat. We found with the help of the kindest lady in the Men's section. We tried a leather place in Acton but no where like The Old Mill We have bought wool blankets and leather purses in past. Its worth the drive

What a find in an unusual location. Ladies (a d some men's) fashions abound from top and popular designers. Many gowns of all types and a wonderful selection of leather coats and accessories.

Love this place always fun to go and get good quality leather products.

Amazing place, huge selection and flexible pricing

What an amazing place, I went here when I was 16 and now that I'm 51 and back into motorcycle 🏍 riding it was a must stop, still have all these years it's an amazing experience and place to visit, I can't wait to go back, great service and great prices on amazing products.

What a wonderful experience! My wife and I stumbled upon this place during a self-guided tour yesterday. Walked in and were blown away! Beautiful, best quality merchandise. Very fair prices. I've read a couple of reviews on here complaining or commenting on the prices but I strongly disagree. You get what you pay for, folks. This isn't Danier; this is the real thing. Great decor too. But the clincher? Wonderful service! Joan was so nice. And Amanda was absolutely amazing. Loved her! Loved the store! Bought 3 winter coats. Can't wait to go back for more!

Huge store, great selection of clothing. Surprisingly Not a good selection of cowboy boots. And the customer service wasn’t great. When im going to spend $500 on a pair of shoes the least you can do is provide good customer service. The sales rep seemed annoyed and and wasn’t overly friendly.

Breakfast was delicious

Great event on the May 24 weekend. Lots of history.

Lots of history great guide

Great pice of history

Excellent 5 stars

Nice park off of the Bluewater Highway (21). Not a wilderness park by any stretch of the imagination, but handy for recreational vehicles to camp and day users for hiking and the beach. The beach is pretty nice with soft sand on most areas, aside from cobblestone rock and driftwood. Great area for rock hunters as the variety of rocks and stones is really astounding, apparently carried by glaciers. We picked a full bag of garbage off the beach, although some of it may have washed ashore from Lake Huron. The water off the beach is quite shallow for the first 50 meters or so, which keeps the water warmer than normal Lake Huron temperatures. There are some decent hiking trails in the Park as well, and a nice camp store. Overall a very pleasant spot, and opportune for those without a cottage or don’t want to afford a resort.

We very much enjoy our stays. There are no quiet hours at the park, and you might end up not sleeping well because of loud neighbours. A small sound machine and/or ear plugs can help if you are a light sleeper. Water shoes are a lifesaver at the beach. It's pretty rocky when you first enter. Water is gorgeous, though, and we spend full days at the beach. The showers, bathrooms and laundry facility make life so comfortable while camping.

Point farms is in a beautiful location. The landscape changes alot depending on where you are in the park. The old farms trail was extremely beautiful and took you all around the park. The facilities were clean and well marked out. The park store was a decent size and had lots of park merchandise to buy. The campsite seemed very nice and clean.

Nice provincial park to visit for a couple of nights. The Old Farms Trail is an easy hike through some woodlands. The beach is nice (though a typical pebble shoreline in most parts of the water). The washroom buildings are very clean and well kept. The 'outhouse' buildings were pretty smelly but did have a sink area with running water. Campsites in Huron were fairly private and pleasant.

Red carpet welcoming of tree lined roadways into the park entrance. The drive is equally as calming & vibrant as the park with spectacular views of the Great Lake Huron! White sands compliment the stunning views and miles of outstretched beach. Dog friendly (leashed) and sparse amenities at beach area. Small park store with souvenirs & clothing. No online registration required however, beach area closed due to capacity mid afternoon. No lifeguards on duty & due to rocky shores, need water shoes to battle rocky bottom and the enticing waves! Bring refreshments and enjoy the flavour of paradise!!! 🏖

We reserved group site 403. It has its own trail to the steps going to the beach. This section of beach is fairly private. Campground has a great store for supplies. Washrooms could have been cleaner. Would visit again.

First time visiting this provincial park... although quite busy when I camped here in August on a cycling trip, that was to be expected. I actually enjoyed the busy-ness of families vacationing here, and the truck also of young kids whipping around on bikes throughout the park. I took an early evening jaunt down to the beachfront, and it was absolutely spectacular along the shores of Lake Huron. Only a few folks remaining on this long and vast beach, the air was cool and crisp and the surf was rolling in as I watched the sun set over Lake Huron. You can see Goderich in the distance southward. This truly is a fantastic place to come and play in the water. Point Farms Provincial Park also has some pretty good amenities - if you're planning a longer road or cycling trip, this place has laundry facilities and also a small convenience store where you can stock up on some basics if need be. Laundry was bit expensive to be honest - $3 for a wash and another $3 for a dry (and you'll need quarters or Toonies, the machines don't accept Loonies) - although I didn't really need to do laundry, I took advantage so that I'd have fresh cycling gear on my return trip back home. Highly recommend a visit and a stay at this park.

The Huron Historic Gaol is a fascinating place to visit and really gives you a glimpse into the area’s past. The building itself is well-preserved, and walking through the cells and halls feels like stepping back in time. What I especially appreciated were the listening tools provided throughout the site—they share the history in a clear and engaging way, making the experience even more immersive. A must-see if you’re visiting Goderich and interested in local history.

Great spot with loads of info about if you take the audio guide. Staff is really friendly as well. Well worth the price ( especially combined with the Huron Museum). Lots of parking but be aware it does warm in there in summer ( lots of fans inside ).

Informative tour, they give you handheld devices where you punch in the number of the exhibit and you put it up to your ear so only you can hear, it's not loud enough to disturb other people's experience. Some architectural details are very beautiful, especially in the center with the spiral staircase, the upper floor where the courtroom was and the Jail Masters house. Interesting design for the cells, a drab view for the incarcerated, but there were windows to let in some natural light. Outside in the courtyards they have a garden which is now used for growing food for the local community soup kitchens. If you're into history, this is a worthwhile stop.

We came to visit this attraction in Goderich for a weekend visit on a Sunday afternoon. The admission price was fantastic and it is a self guided tour. One can add the audio portion for free, a device that you can listen to on your ear, punching in the 3 digit numbers scattered across the place. The place is clean, well lit on a sunny day, taken care of and preserved well. It was recommended to start at the 3rd floor and work our way down, which we did. The audio was fantastic because you listen to so much history and interesting facts about the belongings, the rooms, the prisoners, and people who ran the jail. The place got busy as the time went one, but not so crowded as it is a smaller area. They have a small souvenir shop at the front where the admission is paid. Highly recommend as a stop to visit in Goderich, ticket price is amazing, the building inside and outside are well maintained and an interesting history to be told. The self tour took about 1-1.5 hour, if taking time to listen to the audio and going room by room.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Huron Historic Gaol — Goderich, ON Small but fascinating historic site! The self-guided prison tour was really interesting, and the entry price was very reasonable. I highly recommend getting the combo pass for the museum — it made for a great day of exploring local history. Just be mindful that it closes early (4:30 pm), so plan your visit accordingly. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Get a piece of Canadian history, the Gaol was built between 1839 to 1842, the Gaol had prisons, small courtroom and a chapel , antique artifacts are displayed showing the piece of history, the entry fee is nominal and lot of parking spaces available free of cost.The Gaol tour will take kind of 20-25 mins. It is located 250 meters to the Huron Museum and near to the downtown.

Great self guided tour. Learned alot about the history and people that were in there. I'd recommend 👍🏻 reasonably priced too

This lovely trail is well-maintained. Easy to navigate with some amazing scenic views of the area. Unfortunately, the famous Bridge is still under construction and we weren't able to walk across it. Fingers crossed it will be completed by next year when we visit again.

Amazing! It's a well maintained wooden bridge. It's fantastic scenery from the bridge. You can overlook people fishing on the boat and canoeing. Some people rode through the bridge. We were there in a Saturday morning in September. It's not crowded. The parking is free with 3 hours limited. It's close to water front tourist area.

Part of the Tiger Dunlop trail. Free parking at the south end of the bridge- walk up the gravel path for a stunning view of the golf course on the right/east. Lots of birds. The bridge is amazing and there are some historical signs. On the left/west side, at the north end is a loop trail - no distance but I would say maybe 2km? It is mostly flat and easy to follow. It follows the river at first, so you can see (and hear) the salt mine facilitates. I thought it would bring us to a nice view of Lake Huron, but no. It’s all woods. There is an ancient oak tree with it’s story on a plaque. When you get back to the bridge you can continue north if desired.

Easy hike and beautiful scenery... That's a win win for me. It's a nice relaxing place with amazing views as a reward. The paths are wide and easy to walk. Bikes are allowed too.

I love this bridge💙 Perfect day to walk and see a nice view of Lake Huron, parking is free ( big bonus! )... there are trails that you can enjoy after the bridge as well. We walked here last July 2nd, and the view was super pretty. We even saw a beaver from the other side of the river swimming across. Just perfect for our afternoon delight. xx

What a bless to have the view from the bridge. The fall colour, fresh air, the shady trail, and the shallow river below for fishing. Another must go place in Goderich. Lots of parking on the entrance by the trail to the bridge. Short and easy way up there. Not crowded even on Sunday.

What a beautiful day for a walk on the bridge, they called for rain but we missed it. My friend and I enjoyed the beautiful view and met the sweetest lady who was camping near by, she told us about her travels. I think we were both in awe at her experiences, she was retired and just camping from place to place. Thanks for the wonderful, memorable day.

Absolutely loved this tour! So much to see and learn about. Some areas are interactive. Fascinating to look at all the old machinery, fire trucks, CN train, lots to see you will not be disappointed. So much History in this beautiful little town.

The Huron County Museum is a wonderful place to explore and learn about the region’s history. The exhibits are well put together, covering everything from local heritage and artifacts to more interactive displays that make the experience engaging for all ages. The museum is clean, organized, and easy to navigate, with friendly staff who are happy to answer questions. A great stop in Goderich for anyone interested in history and culture.

A nice visit...my interest was their military exhibit which included an artillery piece and a Sherman Tank plus a LAV III. The full sized train was cool as well.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Huron County Museum — Goderich, ON We visited the jail first and then headed to the museum — you can buy tickets for both right at the jail, which is super convenient. The museum was much bigger inside than I expected, with two floors full of interesting exhibits to explore. Lots of local history, artifacts, and displays that kept us engaged the whole time. We had a great time here and definitely recommend visiting both the jail and the museum together for full experience.

Visitied both the museum and Gaol at the same time, you need to spend 20 mins approx in both the sites, the museum is a must visit to know Canadian History, the ticket price are nominal and Helpdesk is very polite and helpful. Parking is available all around and near to the downtown.

We came to visit the gaol, and then headed to the museum. It is huge, it has a big collection of artifacts. My kids had a lot of fun. We spent there a couple of hours in a rainy day. Definitely recommend

We were in Goderich and found this museum. It happened to World Museum Day and the entrance was free! A nice museum with so many things to see specially from Huron County. All the agricultural/farm equipment, bicycles, farm tools, military stuff and so much history from homes. The highlight? An entire coal steam engine (it is massive) inside. You can get in and feel the size of it. There was a section for the salt mine which was still under construction but still open. The lady was so kind to walk us through what was available and explain how salt is mined in Goderich - works largest underground salt mine. I am so glad the brand that we purchase is mined in Goderich. Elbows Up!

I’ve walked these trails everyday nearly for 8 years, I moved to port franks and still drive the 40 minutes to walk these trails atleast 5 days a week, they were horrible in the winter BUT these last 2 years they have actually been maintaining the trails in the winter until now…? After the storm last week I assumed the trails would’ve been bad so I didn’t come until today, a week after all the snow and am beyond upset with how terrible they are, the bridge out on the trail in the country where the conservation building is isn’t cleared at all not even an entrance to it, snow was up to my knees so I had to walk on the road to the other side of the trail just to find out the trail wasn’t maintained at all after the snow fall LAST WEEK. so I walked back across the bridge/road to the parking lot (inconveniencing a ton of traffic and feeling pretty unsafe) to try walking the trail the other way around if maybe more people had walked it to pack the snow down just to find a ton of trees fallen on the trails and not cleaned up. 80 min of driving and gas wasted because people aren’t doing their job and maintaining the trails - I expected this last week which is why I waited a full week to come to the trail, I had realistic expectations due to weather conditions.

beautiful trails for walking. incredible bridges, the park is very well maintained. even in bad weather there will be an opportunity to pass along the trails. paths on both sides of the road and the lake. you can walk for hours.

Great trail with many different types of paths. Easy to Moderate. Lots of birding possibilities. Great spot to check out in all seasons. Easy access. Parts are stroller friendly and kid friendly with playground equipment along the way. West side is more "urban" and the East "rural".

One of the prettiest conservation areas around! Great wide trails, bridges and boardwalks, waterways, open parkland spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas. And we got to see two of the white squirrels (white Gray Squirrels, not albinos) that the area is known for. Will definitely come back when the leaves change, as I'm sure it will be spectacular with all the maples in full colour!

Great trail. Well maintained, easy, ample parking. The hike mostly in the shade of the trees and I wasn't bothered by bugs. Lots of wildflowers.

If you enjoy hiking then you will love this trail. It is suitable for all ages.

Good trails. Lots of stuff to see. Saw evidence of beavers but couldn't pick out their dam. Also saw a white squirrel but it was too fast and far away to get a good picture.

It’s a nice place for kids. They have a lot of great artifacts and details about regional archeology. It’s definitely on the smaller side and less polished than a more well-funded museum, but it would be a good option for schools or parents to spend an afternoon with children. The Google Maps information on ticketing is incorrect. $35 is a group tour price. Individual tickets range from $7-$8 depending on age.

I am a co-op student here for the summer and it is an amazing place to visit. My time there has been pleasant and the activities such as pottery is tons of fun! The artifacts shown such as old pots and arrow heads are very fascinating and the museum is very open to feedback to improve the museum! Amazing experience and I would highly recommend to visit it if you can!

Great place to go and spend an hour with the artifacts, unfortunately it wasn't bigger there wasn't a outside display. Cost is $8 but should be free to let people take pride in the heritage of our country.

I was incredibly surprised by the thought and care placed by the staff for our visit. They were patient with our questions, gave us ample time to explore further exhibits on our own and use the drone we brought to use on the Lawson site. It eas especially thrilling have the augmented reality tour outside at the Lawson site. I will definitely be going back again. I felt like I learned a lot.

We had a great day and learned alot. The staff made this trip very fun and informative. We will come back again and we have already recommended this place to other families. I do wish we could have gone inside of a longhouse though. The gift shop is great. Bring money

Museum was very cool as was the workshop. I only removed one star from my rating as we attended with 5 kids aged 6-12 and I felt the tour guide we got wasn't used to kids? She wasn't able to present educational info in an accessible way for the younger ones. Used a lot of big words and long explanations. 12 year old thought it was great, but the other 4 were bored and confused a lot. Could have been a bit more kid friendly to simplify explanations.

Lovely museum specializing in Ontario early history that not many have heard of (or so it would seem). In addition to standard exhibits, they have a VR station and they are located next to an archaeological site: a town that is over 500 years old. I helped host a catering event there, which the owners tell me they want to start doing more of. So if you are planning an event and you are looking for a place to hold it, consider the Museum of Ontario Archaeology.

In all my years in London I just now discovered all the wineries here in this region. We tried out this winery first and it was stunning actually. The building itself is quite glamorous and the back patio facing the vineyards is beautiful. The two wines I tried weren’t too bad at all especially the rose. I had hoped to have some pizza but they weren’t offering it on this day. Next time for sure. A very nice discovery! 👍😎

A hidden gem in Grand Bend! Absolutely stunning property — the perfect blend of charm and elegance. This would be a dream venue for any event, with its picturesque vineyard views and peaceful atmosphere. I had lunch on the patio and enjoyed a glass of Chardonnay, which was crisp, refreshing, and paired beautifully with the delicious food. Although I didn’t do a full tasting, the options looked fantastic. 10/10 recommend stopping by if you're in the area — it’s a must visit!

Absolute best meal and experience you will ever have. They treated us like we were the only people in the restaurant! This is a must stop 🛑 in Grand bend!

One of the best places I've encountered for a group gathering. The venue has plenty of eye catching moments, service is friendly and very much attentive to detail and the food is above par. Highly recommend!

Dining at Dark Horse Winery is a true experience — one that feels special from the moment you arrive. The atmosphere is elegant yet welcoming. Every detail is thoughtfully curated, from the beautifully presented dishes to the perfectly paired wines. You can taste the passion and care that goes into everything. The staff is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic, which adds so much to the experience. Worth every penny and something I would recommend to anyone looking for a place to celebrate, unwind, or simply enjoy an unforgettable evening.

We’ve been to the winery a few times absolutely beautiful! We’ve done the wine tour it was very informative and fun. Absolutely love the red sinful wine I’ve ordered multiple cases.

My partner and I recently celebrated a birthday dinner at Dark Horse Estate Winery's Danu Cellars, and it was an unforgettable experience! From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional, and the atmosphere was delightful. The food was absolutely amazing—every dish was delicious, and the flavors were expertly crafted. We particularly loved the oysters, and the steak was perfectly cooked and incredibly flavorful. A truly wonderful dining experience that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for great food and a memorable evening. Five stars!

Grand Bend Beach is absolutely beautiful! the sand is soft, and the atmosphere is perfect for a summer day. There are plenty of restaurants, ice cream shops, and little stores nearby, so it’s easy to grab food or snacks. The sunsets here are breathtaking — definitely worth staying until the evening. It can get busy during weekends, so arriving early is a good idea. Overall, it’s one of the best beaches in Ontario for families, couples, or even solo visits. also parking is FREE after 6 PM

The beach is beautiful, clean and has a lot of activities you can do. Swimming, rafting, playing volleyball all are available I went with my friends in a beautiful sunny day and we enjoyed all these activities. From the beach you can walk in entertainment street to eat, drink and to do extra activities The place is great particularly in the summer weekends and must be visited

A Perfect Lakeside Getaway! Grand Bend is an absolute gem on the shores of Lake Huron! The main beach boasts stunningly clear blue water and soft sand that rivals ocean coasts. We loved climbing the scenic tourism hills for breathtaking panoramic views and visiting the charming historic lighthouse. The vibrant main street is full of great restaurants, cute shops, and ice cream parlors. The Art Gallery Beach adds a nice cultural touch to the natural beauty. It's the perfect destination for families, couples, or anyone looking to relax by beautiful waters. Highly recommended for a summer day trip or weekend getaway!

Great Spot for Swimming and Relaxation This is a great place for swimming the water is clean and you can feel the soft sand beneath your feet while swimming. Lots of nice sandy area where you can relax and enjoy the warmth. There’s a beautiful walking market where you can buy food, clothing, and more. The market has a charming 1950s vibe that adds to the experience. You can also rent boats and jet skis for around $150 per hour. The only downside is parking-it costs $8 per hour, and it can be challenging to find a spot close to the beach.

Street parking is $6 for 2 hours. Beach was pack with patrons but still have walking space. Not dog friendly so please leave furry friends at home. Enjoy a sunbathing here and not needing to fly to Bahamas. Plenty of drinks, ice cream and restaurants to fill your tummy after. The city should banned aggressive dogs on sidewalks.

Grand Bend beach 🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️ is one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches in Canada. I love 💖 to visit this great beach 🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️ whenever I have some time to spend in the nature. You will never be disheartened if you visit this place; especially, watching the sunset here might be an unforgettable memories for you.

Grand Bend Beach is a great spot for families and kids, with plenty of shopping and dining options nearby. The beach is clean and has a fun, lively atmosphere. Parking can be a bit tight during weekends and holidays, so it’s best to arrive early. When we visited, it was quite windy and cold, but it’s still a beautiful place to enjoy the views and spend the day. Definitely worth a visit!

Amazing Park and Trail, very clean and dog friendly. Some of the views are absolutely breathtaking. The boardwalks are well maintained and only one small 10 foot section was muddy, which could be difficult to traverse for some other trailer walkers. Great hike for everyone! Unfortunate that the trail “requires” you to make an account to use. I have no issue support our local / provincial parks and trails and I’m happy to donate to them. I do have an issue supplying my home address & other personal information to sign up and walk outside in nature. An easy solution to would be to have a parking meter or even an attendant taking donations if it really is that important to regulate the parking.

A very long trail, so if you like taking pictures, I suggest you give yourself enough time before sunset!

Pleasant Provincial Park with some nice nature trails. You get a great view of the massive Thames River as you go through this park. Many dog walkers, easy trails, a pleasant experience.

You have to pay for parking before entering park / trails. The machine was absolutely brutal and didn't work for us. Ok, as for the park / trail. It was beautiful with tons of shade from the trees. But saying that it was beyond boring. I saw 1 chipmunk 🐿 and that was it for wildlife. If you are up for a hike, I would definitely recommend this place. If you are sightseeing no, I wouldn't recommend it.

Beautiful paths, water views and good exercise. So peaceful with mental health and plenty of evergreen trees keep it colourful all year long. One risk is it’s easy to get lost so watch your location and paths and check a map. A lot more families and kind people around too considering the pandemic. Love it.

Make sure you pay the $6 for parking , they do check ( $30 ticket ) great trail . Wear good shoes , quite a bit of tree roots . Good work out , but there are some stairs to climb . Beautiful and peaceful!

Great outdoor park with hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails available. These paths go through a couple different types of forested areas. Prepare to spend a good couple hours, or a day trip to see the entire park. Parking fee for either a 2 hour or 4 hour pass and $95 Fines for dog off of their leash too.

Haven't been to the pinery for awhile. Had some samples of ciders and grabbed a 6 pack. It was a great day !!

Nice Father's day expend with family, local honey bee kind, delicious, garlic spread yummy, lots of old treasures, food, clothes, hats, cookies, dogs treats, house decorations, homemade items, flags, food trucks, drinks, bring cash, some accept etransfers , 2$ by person to entry lots of parking

Mobility impaired accessible, ample parking, $2 fee for entry / parking at time of visit. Market operating Saturdays only during the summer season. One should expect crowds. Open air market, so be aware of weather. Market offers numerous vendors for produce, foods, antiques, clothing, decor and much more. Washrooms onsite. Many vendors accept digital payment but one may wish to bring cash.

So many great vendors all in one place along with a variety of food trucks. and honestly with the number of people that are there the way they have the parking set up is pretty awesome. I highly recommend visiting the binary market if you are in the area, it only cost two dollars a person to get in.

Great place to visit. Two dollars a person to enter but well worth it. Lots of parking and a good selection of vendors. Free entertainment and plenty of food to eat. Definitely going to be an annual visit for us.

Eclectic market in the middle of nowhere, with a variety of market vendors. $2 per head entry, loads of parking, we'll worth a visit, lots of vendors of all kinds, plenty of food options including food trucks, you can easily spend a few hours here. Shout out to the kettle corn vendor that stuff is like crack 😋 (apparently thats the secret ingredient 😉 )

Had a great time at the flea market today. We were there for 4 hours shopping, stopping to eat & listen to music. Only request is another spot for a bathroom at the opposite end from the front entrance. We were 3 adults & 3 kids & had to make many trips back to the front entrance where the ladies room had a constant line up (5 of us needed the ladies room). I'm sure the vendors back there would like this too.

Winter camping in December was perfect - snow, peace and tranquility. Lots of birds to see, trails are in good shape too. Roads are cleared quickly if snowfall, and comfort station has hot showers👍. The park staff are very friendly and accommodating.

Great place to relax. My boyfriend and I love going here, we are from Michigan but the drive is totally worth it. The people here are so kind. The facilities are fantastic, the restrooms are always clean, there’s a shop where you can buy everything you need basically, and you can rent kayaks and bikes in case you don’t have. The city of Grand Bend is like 15 min away from here and it’s also pretty cute. Definitely recommended!!

Amazing place for camping. My wife has been coming here since she was a kid and now our family camps here every year. The camp grounds are amazing and the beach with the sand dunes are the best I've seen. The park employees are friendly and kind. There are lots of things to do around the park and in Grand Bend. I highly recommend camping here!

We camped at the park for 2 nights and it was a very comfortable stay. It is a beautiful protected forest host to oak savanna ecosystem and freshwater dunes, home to so many species of plants and animals. We had plenty of time to explore the park and soak in the beauty. The camping area beaches are not crowed and we could just relax on the beach and watch the sunset. the whole park is covered with boardwalks and is accessible for wheelchairs.

Gorgeous beaches, lush trails, clean facilities, and friendly park staff! This place was great for my family and I. You can have a legitimate camping experience while knowing if you forgot anything there's a reasonably priced camp store with almost anything you need. There's a wide variety of trails to hike/bike, many dog friendly spaces including certain beaches, easy to navigate maps and so many great places and activities for adults and kids alike to learn from!!

What a stunning area of Ontario. This Provincial Park lived up to its hype. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. What an amazing and large park! Camping sites in the Riverside campground (area 4) were spacious and private despite the large number of sites. Facilities and amenities were all clean and well stocked. The various beaches were beautiful. It was like being down south with the beautiful white sandy beaches and the aqua water! And it's a short drive into Grand Bend, a beautiful little town.

Awesome campsites!! We had 3 campsites for 2 nights and it was so fun! The sites are clean and spacious. They were close enough together but still offered privacy. AND we barely felt any mosquitos!!! The bathrooms and showers were also cleaned regularly. Great place for camping with kids! They can be loud and dirty and enjoy so many outdoor activities. The beach area was beautiful! I can't say enough good things about it. We will definitely go again.

This trail is absolutely beautiful! You do have to pay $5 for a parking pass tho. I have a parks pass for the year, so it allows me to enter for free!

We visited Longwoods Road Conservation Area and Ska-Nah-Doht Village during Christmas for the light shows. It was peaceful and well organized. The lights were beautiful—spread out along the trails, with lots of spots to stop and enjoy. The village setup adds a unique touch, and it’s nice to see some history mixed into the experience. A great place to take kids or just enjoy a quiet walk in nature during the holidays. Definitely worth a visit in December.

Great place for an outing even in the winter! Journeyed into the Resource Centre and spoke to a few very educated employees. Was great to pick their brains about things we saw and they educated us on some of the things they had displayed in show cases. Large glass windows peer into the woods while you can watch the birds feast on the feeders. Helpful signs helped us identify some of our feathered friends 🐦 Labelled trails and trees along with boardwalks that cross over lazy river like streams bellow So peaceful They also have the long houses to explore Pretty cool to see the history preserved in this village 🌽

great place for a walk. in spring there are many different flowers. Indian village is an unusual place. There are several trails for walking. lots of picnic area. bring mosquito spray with you.

So beautiful. It's not overly manicured, peaceful and absolutely gorgeous.

Went with kids gr3 class trip They enjoyed the learning aspect. The second half of the day we kind of free play with the person “ tug of war”. Could have been a bit more structured. Some kids fell and got dragged around. Also stick tug of war, and lacrosse. Was fun, overall.

A lovely place to visit, learn, and get some exercise! We enjoyed snowshoeing and looking for animal tracks. It was inexpensive ($8+Hst/each for snowshoes and $5 for parking). Will definitely go again.

Great spot for a hike, if youre hiking down the creek bring proper footwear. Lots of large rocks to walk on and hop across. Stair access also available to get down/up. Beautiful site. The basin at the bottom of the falls is popular for swimming.

Did not find a fossil. Was a great place for a little hike. The waterfall actually had water! It's been a super dry year and most of the waterfalls are pretty dry this year. We chose to be adventurous and followed the stream from the waterfall all the way down to the river (we did not take the path). It was nice climbing all the rocks and seeing att the little spots that way, plus no people. There was so much clay everywhere! Was it worth the entry price... Undetermined.

Nice for photos of stream, waterfall, Ausable River, fall colours, boardwalk, children's play area, a museum open on weekends. Great set of stairs...155 steps up one way and 142 up the opposite direction if you're training in flattish Ontario for hiking. My son and his fiancee had their engagement photos taken here and they turned out beautifully.

Gorgeous waterfall, of course! But so much more, too. We had an education field trip first, learning about mussels and turtles while waiting out some lightning, then went on a creature hunt in both the woods and streams. The kids loved it! Cassie is so helpful, kind, and creative as both an educator and a trip facilitator. The paths through the woods do involve a LOT (over 120!) stairs, but you can park in the lot closest to the falls, and just do the stairs down to the falls themselves (guessing about 30 stairs). This is also the place to go to find so many fossils, and also see some incredible natural clay.

Nice small trails, with wooden stairs leading to a beautiful waterfall (close walk to the first parking lot) The visitor centre is old but interesting (has old house smell, could use some renovations) many picnic tables throughout the park so bring your own food.

The best hidden day trip. Sculpt with clay, slide down the river, take in the falls, enjoy a hike, search for fossils, have a BBQ, and learn a little at the small museum. This is a beautiful space you can easily spend hours.

Beautiful fall hike, very well maintained park and Conservation Area. Great for kids passionate about fossils. Amazing falls view when water levels are higher.

Afternoon outing We did have a good poke about outside and in the shop. There is a very extensive assortment of teas, spices, herbs, jams and jellies among other items. Perfect for gifting and stocking stuffers.

We visited this herb farm during our stay nearby. The cat was welcomed us into the site. This herb farm has a huge selection of herbs, seedlings and many other plants, flowers. They also have many kinds of dried spices, teas and lots of hand made gifts made directly with plant products. It’s hard to describe with words everything Cynthia has been maintaining and collecting over 40 years with great passion, dedication and lots of hard work. She has been awarded by the Ontario government for her work. One has to physically see her collection of items in-store and the plants in her garden. There are some rare South Asian herbs as well that I couldn’t believe were at this farm which I found nowhere else in any nurseries. Definitely a worthy visit. A botanist’s paradise for sure.

Unbelievable place and yes magical I went past it probably a half a mile and something said you must go back. What an experience gorgeous beautiful smells sites calm just wonderful and the owner amazing five out of five.

What a magical discovery! Was searching for some dried organic flowers and herbs and this gem appeared. Everything I wanted and so much more. Lovely owner and excellent service. I would highly recommend a visit here. ❤️

Love this place!!! I go often to get my herbs and garlic. Great atmosphere on the beautiful grounds.

Beautiful farm! Wonderful owner, excellent variety of flowers and herbs. They had everything we were looking for and more. Good physical distance set up for curbside pick up during covid-19. Looking forward to returning again soon!

Visited the little shop. Very amazing and cant wait to use my goodies I gotten.

Went to see a show (dirty laundry) it was fun. Charming. Romantic. Had a mix of drama and a great message to learn and use in real life relationships. Highly recommend. No bad seat in this place. Relaxing and wonderful with drink service available and bathrooms.

I would give 10 stars at least!! Loved my first experience in Petrolia and at this gorgeous theatre attending the opening show of Sweet Soul Music on July 6th. Oh my goodness! Another amazing, soul uplifting and magical creation by the uber-talented Mark Payne whom I had first seen at The Crooner in St Jacob Village in 2023 and which I LOVED! Do attend this "hit parade" of toe tapping and singing hits from the 60s and more! Justin was brilliant, fun and charismatic as the lead singer and our host; his voice was so versatile and perfect for the different songs sung. I especially loved his singing the Stevie Wonder songs and how he engaged with the audience. His girls/ladies, Maddy, Imaari and Olivia were gorgeous, talented, as a trio and individually. I loved the fact that they were each spotlighted with their own songs which had been perfectly selected for their voices. Olivia's VPP debut was super sweet and memorable; I could see and feel her gratitude from being on stage from where I sat and I was super excited and proud of her! I look forward to seeing where she and the rest of the artists will go next! The Starbright band was super talented and such a joy to see and hear. Loved seeing Mark sing and have so much fun with everyone. The atmosphere in the theatre was fun, positive and the energy was super high! Thank you to David Hogan for the brilliant direction and choreography. I sat in the first row of the balcony and it was fine for me but if you are tall or are afraid of heights, that row would not be right for you. Staff at the theatre was friendly and the butter tart I tried at intermission was delicious! Do go see this Fun and Fabulous show before it is gone....You will have the Best time, guaranteed! Thank you to Marlon for speaking with me after the show - another fan girl and arts lover magical moment for me! ❤️🎉

I have have been coming to the Victoria Playhouse since 2000 and during the last 10 years I have been coming with 14 to 16 friends and every year more friends want to come because the musicals are absolutely tremendous, fun, visually attractive and the voices are equally great. I credit David for producing such amazing productions. We thoroughly enjoyed Rockin' the 50's and we are coming again to see the Abba musical. Keep up the great work and I would love to see Million Dollar Quartet next year. Worth every mile of the drive from the Detroit area. Thanks for the enjoyment.

First time there. Quaint old house. Sound system very good. Could here the play clearly. Had seat in the balcony. Only problem was that the washrooms were in the basement. They are trying to raise money for an elevator and washroom on the upper floor. It is also wheel chair accessable. Will return with my sister next time.

Show was fantastic. Seats were great . All the helpers were. Very kind. This was are first time and we enjoyed the hits of the 50s. Thanks for a great performance. Also are at the cottage great meal

Sweet Soul Music, is a unique, endless enjyment of familiar tunes from our, or even our parents childhood. And we, all.of the audience, knew them irrespevtive where of zhis global Earth sphere we were coming from. Kudos to the amazing performances of Justin and his singing Ladies: Madeleine, Olivia, and Imaari. What to tell you about the incredible Mark Payne with his Orchestra? You have to see it and it would resonate forever in your memory! Great show!

Great show (Dirty Laundry). The host warms up the crowd with a few prizes for people celebrating anniversaries or from some place relevant to the show. Theatre is quaint making a pleasant experience.

Had lunch,the sandwichs were pretty good actually. Could have probably ate 3 of them.lol Food menu was a good size too. Very busy place but there's lots of stuff to buy. Lots of parking though and lines moved quick. Frozen foods and fresh. Everyone was buying the pies.

Worth the visit. Pick your own items are well priced and fun if you enjoy that. The bakery goods are excellent. Pies, scones, tarts, cookies, etc. Again, fair pricing, in my opinion, and no skimping on the fruit. Delicious! There is a restaurant seating area for enjoying lunch items made in the shop as well. I found the staff to be very cheerful and friendly. I will certainly return.

Good place for a vist lots of different items lots of baked good even a restaurant in there staff was friendly Prices are fair

Wow such a great place to buy pastries, gifts... Also good for an outdoor activities, picking blueberry! Large farm.

I truly enjoy visiting Parks Blueberries with my family and friends. It is such a fabulous place to visit. Very nice surroundings & you can pick your own blueberries. They have an excellent & huge variety of baked goods to chose from. Everything they bake is amazing from their delicious muffins, scones, pies & melt in your mouth shortbread cookies. They have an awesome lunch menu with very delicious choices. Very worth the trip to visit. They also have a very nice variety of frozen homemade meals and other yummy selections. They have nice kitchen items/ gadgets, clothes, handbags & jewelry & so much more wonderful items to chose from.

Stop and pick me up a blueberry , no, peach crumble, no, pumpkin, no, a Nanaimo bar, no, a blueberry custard pie, no, wait. Can't decide. I'll have to return.

We've been picking blueberries here for years. The farm is huge, and the berries we pick are large and sweet. We especially recommend the wide selection of pies in the gift shop. Every time we go, we not only pick a ton of blueberries, but also have a simple lunch and buy some pies. It feels so good to come home with a full haul!

Highly recommend!!! Deanna is amazing! She is not only very informative but also passionate about sharing the history of the oil industry. Interior and exterior things to see! You can walk the grounds or do a driving tour and there’s lots of fun interactive things to do! Inexpensive fun and informative activity! We spent 2 hours there!!

Unique, well displayed museum. So surprising, I had no idea that the oil industry started here. Great short informative film with great displays. There is a very knowledgeable guide there. What she doesn't know isn't worth knowing! Friendly and inexpensive.

The museum is great- recently renovated, exhibits are very informative, and the staff were great. The only reason it's not 5 stars is because the whole place smells overwhelmingly like a chemical plant, to the point of being hard to bear. Which is a shame, because otherwise it's surprisingly good.

Friendly staff. Answered all questions. Very knowledgeable. Fun place to visit. Not the largest museum but lots to learn about and see. Quiet area to relax and unwind and enjoy. Great for singles. Couples and groups.

Very friendly people at the museum. Was a great car show there.

Great place to bring the kids!! It's interactive and they learn so much!!! Definitely recommend!!

This museum presents a thorough history of the discovery and development of Oil Mining. You can see here how it started and how it ramified around the world.

Beautiful beach and park. Lots of space and not crowded(the Hidden Cove beach gets a little more crowded due to its size). Lots of free parking. Playground areas for kids, picnic areas, nice trails. Great way to spend a summer day.

Beautiful day - 17 degrees. Feb. 9/24 The sand was quite clean which made our walk enjoyable all along the beach. The park itself is quite large with many people out and about today, along with their canine friends. There was one brave soul who tested the water! I would guess this is a beautiful park for swimming during the summer months. A place to relax, take a moment, and enjoy the water.

Well, Canatara Beach & Park is like a magical escape! When I got there, the sand was soft, the sun was shining, and I could hear the waves crashing. The park was full of green trees and colorful flowers that made the whole place look amazing. The best part was feeling so peaceful. I walked by the water and felt calm with the sound of the waves. And the sunset? It was like a painting in the sky, with beautiful colors that made me stop and stare. I can say, this place isn't just a park—it's a place where you can make great memories and feel the magic of nature all around you. Whether you're looking for adventure or just a peaceful time, Canatara Beach & Park has it all! Attached photos are 📸 below.

Huge park with long Blue Flag Beach recognition. Lots of parking close to the beach. I only went to the beach area further into the park but the beach stretches for a long length. There was an icecream cart there and washroom facility (no showers) with foot wash station and charging plug for electric wheelchair. Washroom building opened from 8:00am-9:00pm. Building also houses a lifeguard station. There was lifeguard supervision in sessions of the beach as signage indicated. Beach was sandy with some pebbles. Monitored with video cameras. I enjoyed the beach, especially watching the water skiers and boats going by when I was relaxing and not in the water; however, I was NOT impressed with the litter people left on the beach...such a surprise! The beach closer to the entrance has showers and more facilities. As for the park itself, it is huge with lots of picnic tables and shady areas, trails, playgrounds, children's zoo, bike park with moguls. You can spend all day there if you want.

Excellent, clean beach. The day we went, the sand was a little rocky but the water was very calm. It's a couple of minutes away from the petting zoo so makes for a great day out. There are family bathrooms with change table.

Nice beach . It's still early in the season and facilities are closed. The weather is starting to get nice, maybe summer will finally show its face. There is a ton of nearly kept trails, and the sunset / sunrise are gorgeous here on lake huron. I prefer the sunrises as there are very few people in the morning. Plenty of parking and benches to just sit and relax to enjoy the park. A note to dog owners, the beaches are off limits to them as the city has a bylaw in place, although I've seen a few people walking their dogs early on. Personally i have no issues with that as all the owners I've seen are responsible.

Beautiful beach, trails for walking and biking. Lots of parking for RVs, cars, etc. Shaded areas or full sun. Family events taking place. A must stop when in Sarnia.

Very good historical descriptions with pictures of paintings of characters involved. A good description of the sequence of events of the Battle of the Thames. Enjoyed the large metal sculpture honoring Tecumseh. I found out the meaning of Tecumseh's name! Don't forget to read each of the shiny metal benches.

Nice roadside stop. Informative signage. Well kept picnic spot on historic grounds.

Small park alo g the Thames river that commemorates the Battle of Thamesville. Battlefield encompasses local farmlands not incorporated into the monument. Beautiful spot to reflect on the history that was made here. Good spot for birds. Indigo bunting sighted. Beautiful large catalpa trees. Shawnee Chief, Tecumseh was killed in action here. Tecumseh led the formation of an alliance of Indigenous Peoples to stop the incursion of european settlers. Tecumseh was allied with the British in the war of 1812.

A solemn reminder of our past. Lots of informative “tableaux” to read. A nice, reflective spot, seemingly regularly visited by indigenous peoples who have left offerings/souvenirs. Ample parking and loads of space.

Cool little place of heritage to check out . Has a lot of infoemation and signs to read and entertain yourself for a while . There are picnic tables to relax and also a large ditch/gorge behind the monument . Great place to learn and for some beautiful photos.

Beautiful outdoor space with historical information. We love to come here for a picnic in the summer and fall when we are in the area. Just a few moments drive from Parks Blueberries.

A quiet place to spend some time learning and reflecting on the history of the area. Very informative signs help bring it to life. There are nice areas of grass and picnic tables to enjoy as well.

Really enjoyed our visit. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and personable. The caretakers home was amazing. We visit a lot of historical homes and this was the first time I could touch things, pick them up and sit on furniture! So great to step back in time! The lighthouse itself was beautiful! Steps going up weren't difficult for me and the view at the top was spectacular! Really enjoyed our time at the top. Going down...that was a little more spooky than I expected, but totally doable.

It was unexpected that I had a phenomenal private tour of the lighthouse by the Lighthouse Keeper. The keeper was personable, passionate about her work, friendly, and patience with all the questions I had. We started the tour with an explanation of the lightbulbs; usage, changes, etc. Then we talked about the different Lighthouse Keepers - their histories and experiences. We then visited different houses to see how life was to be a Lighthouse Keeper. I enjoyed the Lighthouse Keeper's house the best. I was able to touch things, see old appliances and got to see all the rooms in the house. Lastly, it was the tour of the lighthouse. I wasn't going to walk the narrow spiral staircase but the Keeper insisted that I can take my time walking (I use a cane to walk) up. When we reached the top, fog was rolling in. However, I still had beautiful views. I was able to walk around the top and the walk gave me a sense what life was like for the Lighthouse Keeper. This is an experience I won't forget to actually be at the top of the lighthouse.

The lighthouse is massive! It's taller than it appears in person. The inside was closed when we first arrived. We came back on the weekend and the inside was open for people to go inside for a $5 donation. It was a really hot day and there are a lot of steps and no air conditioning. I passed on going inside. I'm sure that it is a great experience for those that want to take the hike to the top. The beach below the lighthouse is awesome! We played in the water for hours and collected many pretty rocks.

Absolutely a must do! Great tour guides. Tour was around 45 minutes and then you can roam around on your own. Nice gift shop !

I recommend climbing the lighthouse. I am afraid if heights & clumbed the 94 steps to the top & stepped out into the landing. You get a beutiful view of Lake Huron, Blue Water Bridge & Canada. My husband even got me a necklace of the lighthouse in the gift shop for climbing it.

We going the guided tour our guided was awesome and had a lot of great info. We loved it.

We were in the area for a private event. The guide, Ian, had a lot of knowledge about the grounds and the area in general. We went through the lighthouse, home, and hospital, as well as a trip to the room with old lighthouse lamps and the gift shop. It was informative.

Can be chaotic I'm backed up at times the view at the top of the bridges are wonderful when you're over the river p definitely not for the faint-hearted or the person that is scared of heights. What walking under the bridge at the boardwalk or fishing off the boardwalk under the bridge is great delight you can catch him anything along with walleye and salmon or see people scuba diving along the river

Unfortunately if we would have had kids there which we would enjoy the pool but couldn't because it was filthy the floors the bathrooms. The room stunk I don't know if it was the carpeting or what it was we complained and they brought us up a bottle of breeze to spray all over our room we've got pictures that will be included not impressed with this place at all, there was food inside the air conditioner that made it stink trying to cool our room down the faucet and the tub ran and ran and ran, fix holes in the walls, wallpaper coming apart just totally disappointed!!!!

Goergeous views, a park at every turn, beautiful walkways and places to enjoy a quick dip or dive! Phenomenal venues, food and never-ending possibilities for entertainment. Loved it!

This is always a great place to visit. You can grab a bite to eat from the few chip trucks that are available and sit and watch as large freightliners, small boats and sometimes large amounts of people in floaties traveling underneath the Twin Bridges.

Peace, Love, Connection ❤️ Just the way Kashmir is love of India and Pakistan, exactly same vibes at Blue Water Bridge - the center point - connecting 2 parts of a heart 🇨🇦 and 🇺🇸 May the world get the msg - let's celebrate life together, for we are all part of One Large Family 🌎🕊️🫶🙌💫💕

Beautiful atmosphere in and around the Blue Water Bridge! The people are smiley and friendly! The food vendors are awesome! The current in the river under the bridge is VERY STRONG, I personally wouldn’t want to swim here, but better swimmers than me do!

Blue water bridge, heading to Sarnia from Port Huron. This is my favorite border to travel of the two here in Michigan I’ve been to so far, ambassador and blue water. I think there’s typically less traffic, the border workers are a bit nicer and I think the bridge is a little nicer too. I love taking this way and heading up to London.

I am very glad that I was able to visit this museum. The photos do not convey the quality of the exhibits, the quality is very high. The museum has two floors and many rooms. The staff was very friendly. A volunteer named Kevin told many fascinating stories for my children. If you have the opportunity, visit this beautiful place before it closes.

What an amazing hidden gem in Sarnia! I visited the Natural History Museum and was genuinely impressed. The exhibits are fascinating, and the atmosphere is very welcoming. The staff are super friendly, and a volunteer named Kevin stood out, his knowledge about everything there is incredible! He made the visit even more enjoyable. Highly recommend checking this place out if you’re in town!

Came from Hamilton, was so worth the trip. Both my kids 12 & 10 my husband and I think its one of the best museum we visited so far. There's so much to see. Best of all admission is very cheap.Wow 👌

Recently was brought here by surprise and i had an amazing time! definitely a great way to learn so much, for only $7 ?!?! There were so many fun interactive activities and the staff created such a welcoming atmosphere:)

Having the volunteer tour guide made this an outstanding experience. Highly recommend going with or without kids

Absolutely amazing! This place is loaded with displays; stunning, colourful, and so varied you never know what’s around the next corner. From ancient fossils and sparkling shells to incredible taxidermy, every room feels like a new adventure. It’s the kind of spot where you just keep saying “wow” as you walk through. The admission prices are *incredibly* reasonable and it’s a total gem for homeschoolers with endless opportunities to learn about science, history, and nature. We’ll definitely be back!

Great stuff to see and understand. Wild collection of artifacts and volunteers who support. Kevin is highly knowledgeable and had some interesting facts to share

Such a unique place to visit. The artifacts inside found by scuba divers are interesting. The women inside are very informative. I love going there and just sitting along the side walk and watching the freighters go by, and hearing one of the ladies pop up on the audio system explaining all the details and information about the boats passing by. Plus they have farmers markets in the parking lot with all of great goodies. The boat tour is fun as well!!!

Vantage Point Farmers Market is a great spot to find local vendors on Saturday mornings. And keep your eyes open for a passing freighter!

This is a nice spot to visit and has a great view of St Clair River and the lake freighters going by. There is a lot of local history and Maritime displays of Great Lakes shipping and shipwrecks in the local area. The snack bar has good food and there are friendly volunteers who also share a lot of local history.

Its a hidden gem love this place, you can walk, take a bath if u bring you swimsuit in summer time and there is also a litte coffe shop so you enjoy the view of boats passing by,also outside there is a small food truck bring cash 😍😍😍

The maritime center is filled with information pertaining to the history of water travel along the Black River and the Port Huron bridge. Fortunate enough to be there during a farmer's market. They have paved river walk in park setting .

Very nice place if you are interested in freighter and boat history of the area. You also get stats on the freighters that are passing by.

What a great place to visit to learn about the ships which travel up and down the St Claire River.

This is a great piece of Canadian and American history that is absolutely worth visiting! The artifacts, historical overview, the preserved homes, church, sawmill, and cemetery were all very moving. A small museum but it represents such an incredible man, community, and a component of the Underground Railroad that we must never forget. Staff and guide were all fantastic and they have a nice gift shop where we bought a few items.

Incredible experience! The museum, historical buildings, and cemetery were fascinating to explore. Our group was treated to the absolute delight that is Grandma Jackie, who gave an outstanding and insightful presentation followed by a tour. She brought the history to life in an extraordinary way. I had not heard of Josiah Henson prior to visiting the museum and I leave in awe of the work that he did and his legacy. Highly recommend!

A really great experience with knowledgeable and very genuine staff and educators. Even the people visiting the museum when we attended were very nice, respectful and knowledgeable. We'd like to go back for Emancipation Day Celebration in August....Would recommend!

This museum needs six stars! Mr Cook did an amazing job of telling us the story (and serendipitously we were able to assist getting an important item to a relatives friend!) This is a must see museum if you are at all interested in the abolitionist movement, the end of plantation slavery in North America, and the beginning of the Underground Railroad. Highly interesting museum and good selection of t-shirts, educational materials and souvenirs. And our former Prime Minister says Canada has no culture of its own - untrue! Mr Josiah Henson sounded like a God fearing and courageous man!

Excellent info on international slave market, slavery in North America, and the visionary Josiah Henson. Some very powerful murals and artifacts. Church exhibit involving local residents is exceptional. Staff was knowledgeable and professional.

The Josiah Henson museum is a wonderful place to learn about Black history in Canada and the Underground Railroad! The exhibits and guides are extremely informative and provide a deep understanding of area and north American history, as ell s slavery and those who fought it.

I have endless things I could say about this place, but I’ll leave it at this. Grandma Jackie as we called her is an incredible guide. The building is exceptionally done and its care and intentionality with the story and adjacent parts is moving and well done. If other museums could put this level of care into theirs, we would all be better for it. Standing on history that is consciously being preserved and the “righting” and “writing” of history here makes this trip and the travel worth every second. I’m so glad to have had this experience and I’m grateful that we had incredible people like Jackie to lead the way and instruct us and teach us and care for me and my group with so much love and passion and command of the space. This is place I’ll be coming back to when I’m old and gray.