Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) regrettably announces that all buildings within TRCA parks and educational facilities are closed, effective immediately, to proactively protect visitors from the potential risk of contracting COVID-19.
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Amenities
- Accessible Features
- Gift Shop
- Snack Bar
- Strollers
- Baby Change Stations
- Wheelchairs Available Free of Charge
MARCH BREAK ACTIVITIES AT BLACK CREEK PIONEER VILLAGE HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) regrettably announces the cancellation of Black Creek Pioneer Village March Break events to proactively protect visitors, and all who would be in attendance, from the potential risk of contracting COVID-19.
This is in line with the recent announcement from Ontario’s chief medical officer of health recommending the immediate suspension of all large events and public gathering of more than 250 people and the World Health Organization (WHO) declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic, as well as recommendations by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
FULL REFUNDS WILL BE PROCESSED.
For more information and latest updates on the novel coronavirus, please visit:
- Region of Peel Public Health
- Toronto Public Health
- Public Health Ontario
- Public Health Agency of Canada
Black Creek Pioneer Village is more than a collection of buildings and artifacts. Here, you will become immersed in the lifestyles, customs, and surroundings of early residents who built the foundations for modern Toronto and Ontario, at a crossroads community village typical of those found in the Toronto area during the 1800s.
FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND
UPCOMING EVENTS
THE BLACK CREEK EXPERIENCE
As a living history museum, Black Creek Pioneer Village offers one of the richest heritage experiences in the Toronto area.
In the buildings and surrounding gardens and farmyards, you will find historical interpreters and tradespeople in authentic period dress, who will demonstrate and explain for you how people lived, worked and played in mid 19th century rural Ontario.
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR VISIT
Explore the Village
Let your curiosity be your guide as you explore the landscapes, buildings and the lifestyles of 150 years ago. Don’t forget to ask the interpreters lots of questions along the way. 
Drop by the Demonstrations and Special Activities
Every day, Black Creek offers demonstrations and activities that showcase rural Ontario life in the mid-1800s. So be ready to join in and ask questions. You will receive a schedule at the admission desk when you arrive.
Take a Guided Tour
For those looking for a structured visit, knowledgeable guides are available to take groups on planned tours through the Village. To book your tour guide contact Visitor Services at 416-667-6295. (20 person minimum)
Enjoy Nature
The green landscapes, farm animals, historic gardens and slower pace combine to create a country serenity in the middle of the city. It’s a great place to escape the concrete jungle and savour the seasons. 
Come for the Evening
Our Black Creek Nightlife program offers thrilling after-hours adventures. Check out these unique experiences in our one-of-a-kind setting:
Go Shopping
The Black Creek Gift Shop & Café stocks many items to enhance your visit to the village. We offer an assortment of village-made products such as hand-woven rugs and tin items from our tinsmith.
Also always in stock is a large supply of old fashioned candy, felted toys and wooden games and toys for the kids.
Come by to see our beautiful items from Canadian and local artisans and jewelers, including many items made from recycled materials.
See a Performance or Visit a Festival
The Event Pavilion serves as the focal point for festivals and stage performances throughout the operating season. Check the Black Creek Events Calendar for a complete list of the season’s events.
GETTING THERE:
TAKE THE SUBWAY TO THE VILLAGE
Black Creek Pioneer Village is just a 10-minute walk from the new Pioneer Village subway station. 
Directions from Pioneer Village Station
- Exit the Subway on the South Side of Steeles (the side York University is on).
- Walk west along Steeles to Murray Ross Parkway. This should take about 7 minutes. You will pass York University’s football stadium on your left.
- When you reach the intersection for Murray Ross Parkway you should see a sign for Black Creek Pioneer Village. Cross the street to the west side, then turn left and walk south for about 3 minutes. You will see the entrance for Black Creek Pioneer Village on your right.
- Click here for driving and more transit directions.
ACCESSIBILITY
- The main visitors centre building is completely barrier free. There are 12 accessible parking spaces near the entrance to the visitors centre. Inside, there are two accessible washrooms as well as an elevator to access both floors.
- Within the village, there are approximately seventeen ramps leading in to different buildings with varying levels of accessibility. The event pavilion has two additional accessible washrooms.
- Please note: Ground conditions in the village vary and may become slippery or muddy in near freezing and rainy weather.
