McMichael is a great gallery on some beautiful land. You can walk outside and see the sculpture gardens, walk the Humber trail, and there are a few spots to sit, break out a sandwich, and enjoy the weather.The exhibits inside are very interesting; lots of Canadian art and they have interesting artists that they showcase often. I come here quite often!

I hadn't been for many years but now it is one place I want to revisit all the time. They support a wider variety of current artists as well as the beautiful Group of Seven Collection. The boutique restaurant is fantastic. Service is professional. The food is top quality. The grounds are beautiful and we've had lovely picnics before we fell in love with the restaurant. Parking is easy but not free. I think that is wise as it supports the grounds and offers some security.

Great place for a more relaxed-pace hike/walk. Very clearly marked paths, and there's the option to extend your hike into connecting trails. Lots of folks come here to jog, bike, and walk their dogs. Free parking, and no admission fees to hike here. No outhouses, but the gallery area does have public washrooms (I'm just not sure if there needs to be an even happening for these to be open).

Tranquil, lovely art, amazing grounds! The atmosphere is peaceful both inside the buildings and throughout the grounds. An emphasis on Canadian art centers the gallery. There are wonderful trails around the property as well as sculptures to discover. Wonderful little village as well. Watch out for traffic though. During commute hours the few roads become quite sluggish. Plan accordingly.