The Village at Black Creek

Toronto, Ontario

Type: Museum/Gallery
Address: 1000 Murray Ross Parkway, North York, ON, Canada
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Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Phone: (416) 736-1733

For more than 60 years, the Village has been a valued Toronto destination. Explore 40 historic buildings, brought to life by our authentic 19^th century artifacts, 60 heritage-breed animals, 6 gardens featuring heirloom plants, and costumed historians. Take part in engaging programs, where visitors of all ages explore the past and reflect on the present through a variety of hands-on and interactive activities. A department of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority.

Don’t miss our newest exhibit: Invented – Propelled by Imagination. Discover the 19th-century scientific breakthroughs that inspired science-fiction. Explore transformative inventions and visionary artworks and join the conversation on the future of the genre.

Amenities

Family-Friendly
Food and Beverages
Parking
Parkland
Pet-Friendly
Washrooms

Fun Facts

The Village at Black Creek started on an entirely different location. Just north of today’s Village is an area known as the “North Property.” Here, you can find a two-hundred year old log barn, which once housed a museum and was called Dalziel Pioneer Park. That museum grew to the south, becoming Black Creek Pioneer Village in 1960, and then The Village at Black Creek in 2024.

Several heritage buildings are still located on the North Property. Although not typically open to the public, it is used for film shoots, festivals, and other special programs.