the rangers were knowledgeable and super friendly. they spoke English and French and shared lots of information. The space inside the little museum is welcoming and has many educational display panels and also hands on activities. o e cannot climb up to the top, the lighthouse is still functional and under coast guard care. the walking paths around the lighthouse are small but beautiful. the parking lot is not very big. near the parking lot are restrooms away from the light house

Great Campground. Wonderful staff at the entrance who gave us all the info we needed. Stong wifi but confined to kitchen area. Sites are large, level, and well maintained. Washrooms are clean and well serviced

By far, one of the easiest and most rewarding (in terms of the falls) hikes in the area. Most of the way is paved and has wooden planks. My suggestion: start as early in the morning as possible. You'll run into the little friends (frogs) all over the place. Overall, a beautiful experience.

Lovely shop. It is a treasure indeed. They sell all sorts of knickknacks and decor. There’s a huge section of clothing with locally made 100% wool sweaters/ toques/ mitts/ socks that is a serious must-buy considering how affordable and well knitted they feel (i sweat immediately trying on a toque). You want locally made very affordable quilts? There are some, too. There’s a small section for jams. They also carry saltwater taffy. And then there’s a restaurant with lovely homemade food. Touton and molasses? 100% would recommend. Fish cakes were light, crispy on the outside and fresh on the inside, not oily at all. The only letdown was the moose sausage (they were dry for our taste and would benefit from some fat or herb). They also sell breakfast and wraps to-go for hikers and some local games (moose pate!). The ladies running the shop are so lovely. Highly recommend.

The Jimenez Housedusplayed as if seems unassuming from the outside but once inside, it was quite interesting to see how the items were preserved and displayed as if the inhabitants were still living in there. There were articles and pieces of information around the house explaining things. It was better than I expected and if you’re around the area and not pressed for time, this may be worth a stop. They also sell souvenir items among many other things. In front of the house is a beautiful view.

As one of Canada's UNESCO World Heritage sites, Gros Morne is a gem of a national park. The beauty of the scenery is absolutely breathtaking. From snow capped mountains, to fjords and beaches, Gros Morne features them all in spectacular fashion. Every Canadian should visit this very special and beautiful park.

Tough trail but worth the effort. Don't think that the work is done when you reach the summit, the decent is quite a bit longer and at least as difficult. We hiked on a semi warm (23°C) day and we needed every drop of our 3 litres of water (per person). Took about 7.5hrs total including a nice lunch break at the top. Bring good sturdy shoes/boots, start early. Not for the faint of heart.

This Discovery Centre says it all. It has enough information for anyone to discover more about the tablelands, gros morne and so much more. If you have time on your hands, an hour minimum would be needed to take in all that this place has to offer- all interesting as well, if you’re into the earth, geology and how the earth was formed. Information is organized and everything is quite neat and clean and well maintained. Highly recommend!

We stopped here for lunch in our way north, good thing we did, the food was delicious. We ordered the seafood chowder, the mussels and a garden salad. The chowder was the best I’ve had, I would say ever, with chunky pieces of fish and seafood, perfectly seasoned. Loved it. The mussels were in a pesto sauce, very unique and tasted perfect. The only comment is that wish it came with a plain dinner roll or a piece of bread. The service is excellent, and prompt. The restaurant is so cozy, very clean and beautifully decorated.

Great stop. Had smoked salmon on a bagel. The tea service was great with a real teapot. Top shelf.

This place is just magnificent. The food is mouth-watering. The decor was awesome. The service was number one. Overall, I really enjoyed discovering this great restaurant as well as the surrounding area. It was my first trip to Newfoundland and I absolutely loved it.

They were short-staffed the day we were there but got our food relatively quickly. First time having moose stew. It was amazingly delicious. Highly recommend.