A very historic reproduction of the early 1800's with buildings that actually were built 100 years or more ago. The volunteers do a great job of portraying life that was lived long ago. More

It's interesting, with lots of interactive things and so authentic...My cell phone doesn't even work there! the kids love it - the adults love it...what a great way to spend an afternoon...you can even bring your dog! We go probably 5 times a season. More

Took family there once in the past 7 years. Cool place to go through once but nothing really being upgraded/added that would bring us back. More

If you are in the area, this is a great way to get a glimpse of how early settlers managed their day to day lives. VERY KID FRIENDLY and they may actually get tricked into learning a little something about our heritage. More

Lang Pioner Village is a collection of period buildings, homes and businesses arranged in a community. Some structured were relocated there from their original setting but it is well done and the staff complete the feel by dressing in period costume and living the lifestyle and doing chores of the times. It was an enjoyable visit. More

I usually get to Lang once or twice a year with my family. We often go for the special events, but I've also enjoyed just taking in the animals and sites with my kids on quieter days. In August, I had the rare treat of going to the Festival of Textiles solo and I had a great time. Lang was... More

Lovely setting on the banks of the Indian River south of Peterborough. A working, water powered flour mill is complemented by a village setting with houses, school, church, newpaper office, tinsmith, blacksmith, carpenter shop and more. Many artifacts are available to see and in some cases use ( we ate our raspberry pie at the dining room table in the... More