Blackcreek Eventspace

Excellent experience. Everyone was very welcoming and helpful. Nahri (sorry for the spelling) was very helpful with info about weaving and helping me do the various steps. She was also very kind and patient while I was learning. I will be back. Thanks

Wonderful place to see in Toronto. An excellent show how the beginning of Canada looked like. The work of people playing as blacksmith, tin maker or horse accessories maker is outstanding. Very informative, accessible by people in wheelchairs or with strollers. Essentially - a must see place for anybody who is interested in history.

Great way to step back in time to experience how early settlers went about their daily activities. Well laid out village with many hands on activities for everyone. Farm animals on site. Friendly staff answer questions and guide you through the village buildings demonstrating a variety of tasks and games. Weekends are busy and on weekdays you may experience groups visiting for the day but children 14 and under enjoy free admission Monday-Friday. The park is able to host special occasions and events too. Well worth visiting this heritage museum. Services available for a fee and fine gift shop and food available. On site paid parking. Save on admission by becoming a member.

An absolute Delight to visit. The staff is very knowledgeable and really Keen to share their knowledge. The place has still maintained the same charm and aura as it possibly would have had in the 1700s. I must visit if you are a history buff or if you have been watching a lot of Frontier or any other similar shows and just want to experience the ambience!!!

We really loved this place when we went round. The buildings were very interesting and the people brought it to life for us. We got to have discussions on the such varied things as Pigs value to the communities back then to the spices used in the local inns kitchens. The metal working shop was also fascinating to watch, if lived nearer id be back regularly. P.s. Although for kids we also enjoyed the trail of youngsters getting into work.