Travel to the 18C of Canada - Amazing experience for the family and anyone interested in the history and past life of 17 & 18C Canada. All the villagers look like they really live there. Surprisingly, they still print using a very historical machine for the use.

Very nice day! - The terrain is very large, wear good shoes! Fortunately, there are cart/trolley shuttles! The landscape is magnificent and a beautiful village has been recreated with almost all these inhabitants! Lots of characters in outfits that explain their daily lives. Few speak French but are happy to try… they all took the time to listen and respond to my teenagers who were testing their English! Very nice day!

Absolutely worth a visit - Very glad that I stopped here with my family as we traveled back home to Ontario. As this was my first visit I cannot speak about how it was in the past. What I can say is that it is comparable to Upper Canada Village, which I have visited several times, with the difference that Kings Landing is less crowded, thus allowing you to spend more time speaking with the historical re-enactors. Among our fun experiences at Kings Landing: My family saw a temperance protest against alcohol, while I had a beer brewed with a 1850s recipe at The Kings Head; my kids went on a wagon ride; I had a fascinating chat with the head of the general store about how goods where transported 150 years ago: and I chatted with a 19th century family as they finished eating lunch inside their home. Speaking of food my family enjoyed our lunch that we ordered at The Kings Head. The next time we are in New Brunswick we will certainly return here. This site is quite large, as our 3 hour stop was not enough to see everything.