Muskoka Discovery Centre - Gravenhurst, Ontario

Bienvenue au Muskoka Discovery Centre

Le Muskoka Discovery Centre est une attraction touristique populaire située à Gravenhurst, en Ontario, Canada. Il est un lieu de découverte de l'histoire et de la culture de la région de Muskoka, ainsi qu'un musée du patrimoine.

Adresse: 275 Steamship Bay Rd, Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1Z9, Canada.
Téléphone: 7056872115.
Site web: realmuskoka.com.

Spécialités et caractéristiques

Le centre de découverte de Muskoka est un musée interactif qui présente l'histoire de la navigation de plaisance, des industries forestières et minières, ainsi que des endroits célèbres de la région de Muskoka. Il y a également un certain nombre d'ateliers et d'expositions temporaires qui offrent aux visiteurs une expérience immersive et éducative.

Le centre de découverte est adapté aux familles et convient aux enfants. Il y a des activités pour les tout-petits et les membres de la famille. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter de l'artisanat local et des souvenirs dans la boutique de souvenirs.

Accessibilité et services

Le centre de découverte est conçu pour être accessible en fauteuil roulant. Il y a des services sur place, tels que des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant et un parking gratuit et accessible en fauteuil roulant. Il y a également un restaurant sur place pour les visiteurs qui souhaitent se restaurer.

Opinions des visiteurs

Le centre de découverte a obtenu une moyenne de 4,3 sur 5 sur Google My Business, avec un total de 313 avis. Les visiteurs ont admiration l'opportunité de découvrir l'histoire de la région de Muskoka et ont apprécié les expositions interactives. Les visiteurs ont également apprécié l'artisanat local et les souvenirs disponibles dans la boutique de souvenirs.

Visitez le Muskoka Discovery Centre aujourd'hui

Si vous cherchez une expérience éducative et immersive dans la région de Muskoka, le centre de découverte de Muskoka est un lieu à ne pas manquer. Avec des expositions interactives, des ateliers et des services accessibles, le centre de découverte offre une expérience mémorable pour les visiteurs de tous âges.

👍 Avis de Muskoka Discovery Centre

A D.

2/5

Took my 6 year old for something to do on a cold day -the kids section is good and kept her busy ( and worth $10 ) but paying $25 plus tax for adult (total of $40) for adult admission if you are with your kids and not actually seeing the adult section is not worth it .

Lacey G.

5/5

Had an amazing opportunity to visit the center while I was at the Christmas bazaar with my business ~Bella Soul Designs~. There is lots to do for Little ones and family members. The staff is nice and the store front is something to stop and see. There are lots of beautiful art pieces on the wall to see.

Esref Y.

5/5

This museum has a fascinating Indigenous gallery and a great section showcasing historic watercraft. But what our kids enjoyed the most was definitely the KidZone area! We couldn’t stay very long due to other plans during the day, but if we had known how much fun it would be, we would have set aside a few hours just to let the kids play and explore.

Chula R.

5/5

This is a place where you can get a lot of knowledge about the history of steamships. It has many engines on display, a Separate part for vintage racing boats and many more items on display. Also so many activities for kids and you might need aboit at least 2 hours to explore it. We did not have much time and ended up rushing through it. There is a discount if you have purchased tickets for the tour in the steamship. Wonderful experience.

Kwon

5/5

This place is a hidden gem for kids. The inside is bigger than it looks from outside. It’s basically a boat themed children’s museum but with some decent displays for adult boat lovers too. The activities for kids are plentiful and that’s not even taking into account of the kids play area on the second floor.

Richard F.

5/5

Great local centre. Admission fee is little pricey but overall really nice place to visit 💯

Don B.

5/5

Fantastic exhibition, very informative and a beautiful selection of historic boats. Really worth a visit to better understand the history and fabric of the beautiful Muskoka lakes.

Doug W.

5/5

My father was a summer visitor to his aunt's cottage as a kid over a hundred years ago and was always massively interested in Muskoka all his life at that same cottage. I remember running to the rocks to see the SEGUIN and SAGAMO passing the cottage, belching smokestacks through the Indian River to and from Port Carling on the "Hundred Mile Cruise". This museum brought it all back.
I only had a superficial knowledge of the Muskoka area but visiting the MDC over the years I have learned so much more.
This should be a "must stop" for not only visitors but also residents as well. The new(er) "MISKO-AKI (Red Earth) Confluence of Cultures" is massively informative with so many beautiful exhibits and artifacts. It alone is worth a few hours.
Needless to say the crowning jewels are the magnificent and historic Muskoka boats in the boathouse. Absolutely breathtaking in their majesty and astonishing refurbishments and maintenance.

A D.

2/5

Took my 6 year old for something to do on a cold day -the kids section is good and kept her busy ( and worth $10 ) but paying $25 plus tax for adult (total of $40) for adult admission if you are with your kids and not actually seeing the adult section is not worth it .

Alan S. K. W.

4/5

An educational place to learn about the history of Gravenhurst Ontario. They also provide cup cake during Canada Day holiday.

Chula R.

5/5

This is a place where you can get a lot of knowledge about the history of steamships. It has many engines on display, a Separate part for vintage racing boats and many more items on display. Also so many activities for kids and you might need aboit at least 2 hours to explore it. We did not have much time and ended up rushing through it. There is a discount if you have purchased tickets for the tour in the steamship. Wonderful experience.

Kwon

5/5

This place is a hidden gem for kids. The inside is bigger than it looks from outside. It’s basically a boat themed children’s museum but with some decent displays for adult boat lovers too. The activities for kids are plentiful and that’s not even taking into account of the kids play area on the second floor.

J B.

4/5

Have brought the kids here to play in the upper kids discovery room. There are plenty of toys perfect for toddlers and young children. Sandbox, colouring, Lego, etc. Great option to kill time on a rainy day when up north.