Great place for home schooled children. Nice people, go if you never been.
Great place for families. Can show children what life was like 200 years ago.
Very interesting place to visit if you like history and pioneer life. Finding a time when the buildings were open was a bit tricky. At the time of year we went they were open Sunday-Thursday between 11am and 4pm. We were offered a full guided tour for a very reasonable price, but you can explore it on your own as well. I would recommend the your though as she was very knowledgable.
Went for explore the shore and it was awesome. Staff was fantastic with my kids. Teaching them how to walk on stilts and play classic games. Watched a blacksmith work with an apprentice. Explored the house. Great historic site.
Beautiful view, lovely historical site. Worth visiting to learn a bit of the local history.
Very well kept by volunteers, a great snapshot of 175 years ago.
Amazing historic site. Costumer interpreters were authentic and delightful.
Beautiful gem of a place. Right off of lake Erie, it's a great spot for a nature outing
Smaller than we thought, price wasn't worth it as we got bored quickly.
This place is a treasure. It's like stepping back in history for a visit. Great family event.
Great time with the kids at the maple celebration.
nice
I stopped at John R. Park Homestead while on a wine trail in the fall. The house looked beautiful with fall colours all around as we walked from the blacksmith shop, to the smoke shop, barn and garden. The garden was even growing some butternut squash, much to my surprise. I also walked along the Lake Erie boardwalk, which is such a nice spot to take pictures. The area also has a nature trail through the treed area that takes you to the water.