Went in late October after the site closed for the season but still well worth the visit. Had called and was told the site was still accessible just you need to park at the road and walk up. The remains of the fort and redoubts are interesting and some nice walking trails around the site. Worth the visit.

Very foggy on the day I was there but enjoyed the visitation centre and the fort. Some steep steps or you can take a path that winds up to the fort.

We visited a couple weeks ago. My child had lots of fun running around the old fortifications and sitting by the cannons overlooking Placentia. There’s a lot of interesting history on the changes from French to British to read about and several interesting artefacts. It’s a nice halfway point on the way to Cape St Mary’s.

Good experience. Uphill (sometimes steep) walk to see the rock walls. Signs indicating distance were good. Public washroom available just inside entrance to the visitor centre. Our visit lasted about 1 hour to see the main part and the one further away (round trip). Would not recommend for strollers or mobility aids, but not sure if the visitor centre offered solutions. Dogs permitted but I didn't see any waste bags available.

Giving it a five star because the lady set work here all of them are extra extra friendly. Wonderful human beings. Even though it was pouring out rain cats and dogs and I mean it was raining hard. Beautiful little place to go visit. And because it was before September 3rd it was free to get in

Not much to see but view from the top is nice. Good first stop when leaving the ferry.

The staff at the information center were very friendly and helpful. The trails are well laid out and the views are unbelievable! The history of the place is very interesting and informative and the ruins are well preserved. Well worth a visit!

I just went to the o'reilly house and there were two teenage girls and one young man that were working there. So we walked in and started the scavenger hunt. Me and my little sister walked up stairs and started searching. And as we walked those halls we heard giggling, It was the two girls that were working there. The guy that was there was no problem, he was sweet and he wasn't up to any trouble. Then a few minutes later we heard old music playing, so we walked down stairs. There they were, two of the girls playing the antique record player. I couldn't believe my eyes. So I said "That's not something you should be playing with, you could break it" they both looked at me for a second and said nothing. I walked off and also said "Even if you do work here." Me and my sister then walked up stairs again and started looking again for around 5 mintues until I decided it was time to leave. So we walked out and got in the car. These girls are going to grade 12. Even I would know not to do that. If I got a saying on which these girls should be working there, I would definitely say "No". Can you imagine if these girls wanted to work at the YMCA and be a camp counselor? To be honest they act like kids themselves. But that's not the point. The museum has had no issues in the past. These workers were just ignorant and irresponsible.

Pretty cool place, my tour guide was pretty handsome.

Disregard the "temporarily closed" as it is open during summer.

Beautiful place! Knowledgeable tour guides

Great Lady!

It was closed when we got there was a little disappointing

(Translated by Google) the region is wild and ideal for fishing (Original) la region est sauvage et ideal pour la peche