Excellent staff in the Interpretive Centre...very helpful...I have a little trouble walking very far at the moment & the guide saw this..He told us to watch the movie..very informative & the drive around to another boardwalk...park & in one of the bathrooms we would find...More

This was definitely one of the highlights on our trip to Newfoundland. We kept it as the last place to visit before leaving "the rock". And it was a great ending of an awesome vacation. Very entertaining, but at the same time the visitors learn...More

We enjoyed visiting how Vicking built such a warm house with sod and soil. We went there on a very cold and windy day, but once inside the house, we were warm and welcomed by people dressed like they were in the 1500. They explained...More

Went at the beginning of June. Weather was cold and rainy. Park service people were so friendly and informative. You can go into the houses that had Viking players. It's a hands on museum where you could hold all sorts of items. Made you feel...More

Fantastic location, where east met west, where the first Europeans touch soil on North America. The Norseman landed here a thousand years ago and the Centre does a great job providing information how they lived here so long ago. There are plenty of boardwalks which...More

This is the spot where Europeans first had a settlement on this continent. The excavations are visible, and a re-created community complete with costumed interpreters sits next to it. Fascinating. Get Clayton as your guide if you can; he was part of the dig as...More

The guide was very informative about not only the history of the place but of the native plants. The docents in the buildings were also informative. The visitor's center was also informative. A beautiful place to walk around.

An amazing piece of history that needs to be seen. The ruins of the original settlement are well displayed and very accessible to the public. I can't believe that we could walk around the original site as openly as we did. The reconstructed village was...More

Another check on our bucket list and it didn't disappoint. They had just opened for season and had to blow the snow off the entrance walkway and some boardwalks. Clayton, our guide was fantastic. His enthusiasm was very evident as a life long resident of...More

The national parks people put on a good show. Whilst preserving the site itself, they have built a replica house and filled it with Viking re-enactors. They have fun capturing "wives" and slaves whilst remaining PC for modern Canada. I also did a free walking...More