This 30 acre open air heritage museum, with 40 carefully reconstructed period buildings complete with period furnishings, recreates what a typical Ontario neighborhood or town may have looked in the early-to-mid-19th century. The buildings are what you’d typically expect in a small town - homes, farms, church, a general store, a blacksmith's shop, a hotel, a gunshop, and a weaver shop. There is also a water-powered grist mill. The Black Creek Historic Brewery is a growing favourite, with period ales and porters brewed by tour guides in period costume.

• Check the museum calendar for upcoming events.
• You can get a map of the village from the museum website.
• Check the museum website for guided tour price and times.
• Paid parking available.
• There is a Black Creek Gift Shop and several eateries.
• Wheelchair accessible, with washrooms.

• Child (Age 5-14): $11.00
• Senior (60+): $12.00
• Student (15+ with ID): $12.00
• Tuesday after 2pm: Free for individuals and families.
• Disabled: Half price

• Some workshops and events may have extended hours.

• Buses 60, 335 stop Steeles Ave West at Murray Ross Pkwy.
• Bus 35, 195, 335 stop Jane St at Steeles Ave West.
• Drive to here.

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