If you think visiting an art museum should be a time for respecting the craft of art, nature, in a tranquil atmosphere, this museum does that. Having been to many before, this is easily my favourite. If you have never been to an art museum, go here, and ask when the next tour begins. You don't need to follow the tour all the way through - it's pretty normal to depart or join mid-way, but they are short and very informative. Very digestible, which is not something I could say for many other tours. It is primarily the group of seven, and the collector has an obvious passion and connection to the spirit of the art: nature. You'll see windows exposing the surrounding nature outside, and you're invited to go on the walk to enjoy the inspiring area too, the same that inspired the artists. And you should!I'd like to think the original artists would be very proud of the staff here.

Amazing, unique gallery featuring group of seven and so many more Canadian artists. They have a very large collection and regularly bring in interesting exhibits as well. Absolutely gorgeous setting for this rustic-looking gallery. Interesting history as well... yours to discover. It's worth the drive to Kleinburg.

Been a member 2 years. Great gallery for quiet contemplation of mostly Canadian art, although half native, some Quebec artists, a few West Coast pieces and large Group of Seven and Tom Thompson collection. Moved away from original McMichael collection so that it is only about half of pieces exhibited. Great grounds and ample walking paths.

My wife and I had a great morning at the McMichael Gallery. My lasr visit was over 20 years ago and much has changed, for the better. I'm a big Group of 7 fan so viewing their works while reading about the history of each piece was awesome. We also spent time touring the hiking paths around the site.