Westfield Heritage Village

What a wonderful place to explore. We learned about early settlers, about plants and their purposes and some other cool facts from the times. A place my kids would love to visit again to explore even more

The staffs are super friendly and the place organized! I took a lot of wonderful pictures with my friends & family. Don’t forget to eat the pancake with maple syrup, ham and sausage.

Although the village was providing a private school tour, the very friendly staff allowed my friend and I onsite to enjoy the scenery and take photos. I was unaware this place existed and enjoyed a great morning. Excellent historical adventure!

Step back in time and learn about our history. Great venue for a visit with the kids. Learn about Maple Syrup making, enjoy some treats, a wagon ride, sit by the fire and add to your step count.

My family has enjoyed going here at least once a year. I always learn something new and hope that new volunteers can be recruited to make the experience even better.

Revisited Westfield after years of wanting to visit again, I went as a child with school and really wanted to bring my kids to see. Loved going through all the old houses and revisiting history. The only downfall was most of the houses weren't open, I remember as a kid sitting in the church and just memorizing how small it was compared to churches nowadays. The house was open but couldn't go upstairs, which was a bit disappointing as I wanted to show my kids how they used to sleep back then. Loved tasting the maple syrup, my kids really enjoyed themselves. They range between the ages of 9-4.We will definitely go back again once my youngest is older.

We went yesterday for March break/Easter event. The volunteers are friendly and helpful. Wagon ride about 8 minutes. The whole ambiance was lovely and informative about Canadian heritage and how they lived. Maple syrup sample was delicious. The trail to sugar shack has facts about maple syrup. Presentations were informative and fun. Also maple syrup process

Excellent experience at the Westfield Heritage Village, Maple Syrup tour. Volunteers are the key element to keeping such an educational and fun environment for all of us. The two demonstrations were interesting. We tasted freshly made syrup and bought a few goodies from the sugar shack. Highly recommended.

I went on a Saturday. The village homes and shops only open on Sunday but there was still plenty to see while walking by the old building and hiking the trails. The old shops and locomotive made for a very picturesque walk. Lots of parking and the washrooms were open and clean. There are 3 trails, each between 1-2km, flat and wide paths. The majority of the trails go through meadows but there are some denser forested patches as well that had some nice fall colours already starting. It's a good spot if you want to do a bit of trails and see the old village as both don't take very much time to do.