Indoors, there are art galleries and museums devoted to the culture and history of this part of Nova Scotia. Working exhibits and displays offer both adults and children a varied collection of experiences. Visit their former home, a cottage built in 1817, along with two barns, a village school, stave mill and 1830s vintage store. See demonstrations of barrel making, black smiting, spinning, and cooking. On site are heritage animals and heirloom gardens.
Visitors can enjoy wagon rides.
Maccabee Lodge Hall and 1984 exhibit hall display artifacts showing rural life from 1840 to present. Crafts, folk art, community and family histories and photos. Gardens contain over 150 species of trees, shrubs, herbs and flowers, including many historic and native plants. Pleasant picnic spots in gardens. In the Bridgewater Woodland Gardens, with picnic area and walking trails.