Interesting place to visit, right at the bottom of the St-Hilaire mountain. The staff is amazing! Very friendly and knowledgeable. Lot to discover on the first nations: legends, traditions, their way of living, degustation, and art presentations. There is also a little boutique with Indian souvenirs with reasonable prices. There is a small forest for a quick walk.

Very interesting. Will go back😉

The personnel was very kind and helpful. The place is super nice and have 3 small 15 min walking paths to walk (no dogs allowed). We discover is a sugar shack... Cabane à sucre... But they do it in the traditional way. Is exactly what we where looking for so waiting for next year to go and have the real experience.

This place is really special, the food is very good, the dessert wawwwwww, the museum is nice as well the presentation is very good. Dancing around the fire, seeing how the maple syrup was done. You should go and enjoy

Cool place, nice events for adults. Great for kids as well, they have lots of activities.

Amazing little place to learn about those who were here before us and see some amazing works of art. They also have an unbelievable crustless sugar pie!

Great experience for all ages and very interesting art work and workshops. The guys who run the tour are very patient and understanding of children's behavior. I recommend a visit if you are in the area.

The information was great, but no activity for the kids so they got bored. The whole tour was in French which also made it difficult for them to keep an interest. As a francophone, I would give it 4 stars. Since my kids are anglos, I'm taking one star off.

A bit disappointed, I must say This place is more an art gallery dedicated to the work of the founder... who is, indeed, painting the life of Native Canadians... But you won"t learn so much about their life and their culture here... (there are other places for that, which I won't mention here because it is not the point here) The site includes a pathway through the small surrounding woods, but unfortunately, all the didactic panels (except for one) have been removed by vandals (apparently, the neighbors do not appreciate the presence of a museum dedicated to the First Nations in their backyard... congrats to them for being so open minded...) Interesting place to see, but maybe not worth the money you pay (8 CAN/adult) , certainly in the current state of the didactic pathway in the woods...

Amazing place that offers a guided tour. The neighborhood is particularly beautiful. Best time to visit ~ May to Aug for soothing summer treat.

Nice place to learn about the First Nations history and discover when available beautiful art exhibition. Good for kids' culture.

What an incredible site! This beautiful land situated in the majestic Mont St. Hilaire mountain range holds some of the most beautiful forest lines with spectacular views.

Very nice and interesting place with information about first nations in Canada. Here you can learn how people used to live in a natural environment, what tools and spices they used and much more.

Great museum and does a great day camp for kids.

On their site they mention a 1st saturday of the month activity for kids at 10h30 without any reservation mention. I got there and the house was closed, tried to call a couple of time and someone finally answered telling me the class was full and with reservation only. There was literally 1 car in the parking and the place was locked. I really think the person lied to me. Will never go back there ever again.