then the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame is a good way to spend a couple of hours. It certainly doesn't compare to it's US counterpoint in Cooperstown, or to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, but for the true baseball aficionado this is well worth a visit.

I have never visited the Baseball hall of Fame but people interested should know that this is not in Stratford but in St Marys which is about 20 km SW.

Not at all what I expected. As a baseball fan it was somewhat interesting, but not really worth the time or effort. I had more fun watching a youth game at the park located near the museum.

We really enjoyed our visit to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum. One of the highlights was to actually be allowed to put my foot on the same home plate that Joe Carter touched when he hit the home run to win the World Series in 1993. There are so many artifacts packed into such a small space,... More

not much of an experience, unless perhaps if you are a very serious baseball fan who is interested in anything baseball.

Great place to visit if you love baseball and it's history in Canada! The adjoining baseball fields always have a game going on on the weekends and you can sit and watch children up to adults play. Volunteers have made this a showplace for all to visit!

Cooperstown may have a larger museum but this one does prove beyond doubt that baseball--clearly a derivative of a much more enjoyable game, Cricket--was born in Canada. Some great Canadian baseball players are represented. Nice place to visit.

On a whim we stopped by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum during a recent trip to Stratford. The gentleman working there was quite pleasant and we had a bit of Red Sox/ Toronto discussion. The Hall of Fame itself was more amusing than impressive. If you are looking to kill 30 mins or so, why not stop... More

If you are in Stratford you gotta to go to St. Marys and go to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. Better yet bring your bike (pedal) and tour this quaint little town!