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3.6 Google Review
370 Vieux-Chemin, Saint-Félix-d'Otis, Québec, G0V 1M0, Canada
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Jun 23, 2018
Site is closed, phone numbers are disconnected even though web site says that they are open. We drove 8 hours to see this again and found a locked gate when we arrived. Do no go!

Sep 21, 2017
Nothing is there to see ,when we went there after checking reviews .there was nothing except one restaurant and that was occupied with some wedding function.

Sep 16, 2017
Closed in mid of September :(

Aug 11, 2018
Site exceptionnel ! Notre visite s’annonçait prometteuse. Il faut absolument voir la Huronne dans la maison longue, elle donne beaucoup d’informations historiques et joue bien son personnage. Par contre, il y a plusieurs bâtiments à l’abandon et peu d’animation dans l’ensemble du site (4 personnages : la cuisinière, le commerçant, la fermière et la huronne) en plus 3-4 personnes nous orientent sur le site. C’est dommage l’animation fait toute la différence dans l’expérience de ce genre de visite, je m’attendait à plus puisque le potentiel est là.

Aug 1, 2018
Nous avons visité le site le 31 Juillet 2018. La prestation délivrée par l'animatrice de la maison longue Huron vaut 5 étoiles à elle seule. Le reste de la visite est agréable et la vue sur la Fjord est magnifique. Les enfants (entre 5 et 8 ans) ont beaucoup apprécié la petite ferme.

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