Heritage sites that are located in spectacular natural settings are great places to explore and learn more about our past. Conservation Halton has four parks with unique heritage sites that are worth discovering. Where to find Heritage sites Select a park with the heritage features that are of interest and you will be linked to the park site for contact numbers, facilities, hours of operation, directional map, photographs and a park guide to plan your heritage site visit. Location of one of the most accurately dated prehistoric archaeological sites in Canada. Reconstructed 15th century Iroquoian village with longhouses, palisade, artifacts and exhibits.
Educational programs are available year round.
Park has visitor centre with gift shop and cafeteria. Great hiking trails available. Hidden in this recreational park are two towering stone chimneys, the remains of a once thriving lime manufacturing industry. Throughout the last century, lime was sold in small quantities for local markets. When the Credit Valley Railway was opened in 1880 David Christie erected the state of the art draw kilns.