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Krystyna37803
When you visit this village you will experience life at the end of XIX century. There are 46 houses and workshops to visit. All are furnished with items from that period. You can ride horse carriage or antique car. They have bakery that is using old times recipes. You need minimum 3 hours to visit this place, longer time is necessary if you would like to have a family picnic. It is very relaxing place.
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robertbO9340MO
Le Village Quebecois d"Antan is really something to see. it is just like stepping back in time. with friendly employees.. great food on site. you will enjoy
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samuelb243
Been there twice for Halloween and I definitely recommend it. Great with friends and families to start your Halloween celebrations. Probably worth a visit during the summer as well for the regular activities.
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NJWil
The principal reason for my stay in Drummondville was to visit Le Village Quebecois d'Antan. From your visit, you will get a very good presentation of what life was like in Quebec in the past, and the village is fairly large with plenty to see. Reminds me very much of the Acadian Village in Caraquet, New Brunswick.
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Mmmmmojito
We spent the day here in July and everyone really enjoyed it. (We were there with children ranging from 1 to 10 years old.) The actors did a great job of playing their role and explaining what things were like in the olden days. It was neat to see all the antiques. The kids loved the play area, and the path through the woods behind the church was very beautiful. It was a bit of a walk to the animal area, but the kids enjoyed that as well. The water park area is great - lots of space for the kids to play and cool off.My only minor complaint would be that it is not accessible with a stroller. The houses all have steps to get into them, so you need to either lift the stroller up and down or leave it outside and carry your child with you.
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NathalieH35
It's a once in a lifetime thing ... some of the characters were very friendly and could easily convince you they were from the 1800's and 1900's but not all of them were good actors. A few interesting places but not well organized and very expensive, especially the food. Thank goodness for the splash pad because that's where we spent most of the day! We went once and we won't be going back until we have grandchildren ...
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Vickie01
This was really different and fun! We went during the sugar shack season and I would recommend to everyone, any age. We had a tour of the property with a sleigh ride, had an old fashion sugar shack supper and after they had musicians. Lots of fun!!!
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ESte2009
This village has great staff with a lot of attention to detail, and seasonal themes (Halloween party, Christmas lights & carriage rides)
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KDCRAE
Visited with a school group and enjoyed the experience. It was a hot June day at the end of the school year so the children were a little less motivated than they may have been at a different time, especially since there is a little waterpark and with the heat they were VERY anxious to get there. The park is really well done and reminds us of Plymouth Plantation or Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts.
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LyseG_12
This is a place where one can live a unique experience. Living surrounded by people dressed and using accessories that date back before we were born. Impressive, interesting and enriching!