kawartha settlers' village

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  megang338

  We attended a family wedding at the settler's village. It is a great location,the ceremony was i the chapel, beautiful property for photos and the guests. A tour around the village while photos are being taken. The reception was in the barn which a a beautiful,rustic spot. The staff are friendly and very helpful.

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  It's a very small town with lots of history to it. There is lots to see & do as well. There's always something Going on in Bobcaygeon . :)

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  MEBJHB

  We are glad to be apart of the garden tour and happy to hear that you had a good time.

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  lorijeanFonthill

  We always try to visit early settlers' villages whenever we can - this one did not disappoint. Although rather small, we enjoyed the authentic displays and talking with the knowledgeable staff. We will probably visit again.

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  Nancy933

  We were there for a wedding a really nice location.Very well kept .Enjoyed how all the buildings were open for viewing during pictures. The staff we spoke to were very friendly and knowledgableA good family attraction.

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  rosalynl259

  The Art Show will be in July this summer (2015) - two days to view the art of numerous local and out of town artists - well worth the visit

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  MissBeee

  A real gem to tour for an hour or two whilst visiting Bobcaygeon...authentic local structures have been relocated here...many special events hosted during the year here.

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  Mysticduo

  Many reconstructed buildings. Youth and adult events supported by community volunteers. Worth a visit.

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  Whiskywizard

  Well-run museum buildings accurately display the lives of rural settlers in central Ontario. Great staff, fun for kids and adults.

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  RaeF101

  I am a big fan of the Settlers' Village in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. It offers a wide array of buildings that represent the 19th century settler experience as it pertains to the Bobcaygeon area: an actual setters' cabin, in this case that of the Junkin family, one of the oldest families in the area; an orange lodge (the Orange Lodge of Bobcaygeon surely must be one of the last of such lodges to hold a march on July 12th!); a general store, blacksmith shop and so on. While the train station vanished a few decades ago, the Village has recreated a miniature, a "maquette," of the station and its grounds, with moving trains, turntable, cattle pens and so on. The staff is friendly, and once a year there's a Settlers' Day at the Village. It's well worth a visit. For further information, see http://settlersvillage.org/