Kings Landing, New Brunswick

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Gavin Douglas

Lovely historic site that I would definitely recommend. It's a lovely place to go for a long walk, explore the different historic buildings, and speak to the actors. It was a very laid-back environment and I found it quite relaxing. It's more focused on providing an experience of what it was like to live in this earlier period rather than providing structured history (e.g., there's no detailed interpretative centre). I would give yourself plenty of time as it takes a while to walk around to all the buildings, but that's part of the fun and it was very enjoyable. Definitely a very family and kid-friendly site. I look forward to visiting again!

Stefan Heindl (derTheoretiker)

This place is an absolute treasure: it is not a museum this is a time travel back for 200 years when this land was taken and cultivated by settlers. Live characters are explaining their life, work, tools and world and allow to learn more and have the most interesting exchange. I heavily recommend a visit in this marvelous place not only to learn about the development of the area in New Brunswick but also how our modern world developed in the last 200+years

Random Stuff 2.0

An amazing blast to the past with knowledgeable costumed characters who bring the whole experience alive. The houses are all set up amazingly and the blacksmiths shop actually demonstrates how to make various items right in front of your eyes. I highly highly recommend this as a stop if you are nearby.

Maya Kommineni

Went with our entire family on a family trip. Interested to learn about the history, of note the entire place is a reenactment with actors playing the part. The buildings and life that they portray are very interesting. Some of the older actors are very good, providing lots of history and answering questions. The younger actors staged in the blacksmith shop and who performed the dance really need to be educated on how to act properly especially when portraying a period in history. The blacksmith area was really poorly acted. In addition, we caught the 3 PM barn dance, which was not well orchestrated, laughable at times, with no historical context. The actors appeared to have never practiced this dance before and were very amateur. Most of the audience was just laughing and left promptly not waiting for them to finish. The horse carriage was a major hit among our family, especially with the kids. Staff at the visitor center were excellent, and very enthusiastic, providing lots of guidance. Overall, would recommend as a visitor tourist site, but keep your expectations low and do your research ahead of time.