Kilby

Victor Chan

It's a fantastic and fun historic site for everyone! Their cafe has great food, and the entire site allows well behaved dogs to be on leash and even go inside the general store museum. Staff are knowledgeable in educating visitors about the history of the site. We stayed at the site for several hours, so definitely recommend families to visit as a day trip!

Andy Lai

Pretty cool place! Would loved to explore it more but it seems fairly expensive for admission of self-guided tour with a small site. It is $15 for adult and $12 for senior. It may be worth it since they do have staff dressed up in the vintage attire and provide an interactive show and tell? There is restaurant on site as well.

Michele Rule

We enjoyed our visit to Kilby Farm so much! Our seven year old grandson was enchanted by the journal and buzz button making crafts and also loved learning about butter making. His favourite exhibit was the Sasquatch exhibit and his favourite animals were the ducks. We rented the Eliza glamping tent and it was a great experience. Sharing a fence with Buttercup the cow and Peppermint the goat was great fun, and we also enjoyed the trains! Perfect for family getaways, the tent was spacious and the beds comfortable. The little lamp that looked like a gas lantern a nice touch. The shower and toilet building was clean and an area for washing dishes was a great addition.

Jo-Ann Ashly

Wow! What a wonderful place, top notch staff and educational experience. I've been an elementary school teacher for over ten years and this is a MUST for school aged children to experience. Chris, the educational coordinator and host is beyond amazing. From her group management experience and knowledge to her calm and pleasant demeanor.. I can't say enough great things about this place. It's a National Historic society, and is only kept afloat and running from visitors and donations. Consider visiting or donating today!

Nathan Woods

This place ROCKS! Took the good folks from Bonsor 55+ out for the day, and Chris and her staff did a stellar job of showcasing life in the late 1800's early 1900's. From buildings to animals, period costumes (knickers too!). Plus home made ice cream!!! If you're passing by, and see this place on Google Maps, take the turn, drive in...you won't regret it!