Twin Valley Zoo is a family-owned wildlife park. It was founded in 1991 by Henny and Tony Stallmann; they have continued to embrace their passion for animals and evolved into a wildlife sanctuary and healing garden. It is home to over 80 animal species, including Lions, Tigers, Dogs, Goats, Rabbits, Deer, Alpaca, Primates, and many more. They continue to provide a loving, healthy environment for animals in need. Their mission is to provide a holistic experience, loving, safe space and a natural, healing, organic environment for animals and people.
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TWIN VALLEY NATURE PARK REVIEWS
A great way to spend a few hours with your kids. We went for noon so a lot less people there. Lots of parking. Didn’t get to see all the animals since it was hot but the kids loved it. Can walk through the whole park in a couple hours. Washrooms couple be s bit cleaner as they smell but overall was a great time.
I love this beautiful zoo. There is something so magical about it. The animals seem so happy, curious, active, and engaging; the grounds are so pretty and clean, and the staff is so kind and welcoming. The keepers' positive energy and love radiates throughout this place. You need to go and experience it for yourself.
Probably my favorite zoo yet! There’s a certain charm about it and I absolutely loved the whole experience. Everyone was so welcoming and genuine, truly a gem
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The Canadian Military Heritage Museum, a vision realized by a dedicated group of volunteers comprised of veterans and military history enthusiasts, became a reality in 1993. The museum is housed in a spacious 13,000 sq. ft. The building preserves and displays artifacts about Canada's military history, especially Brantford, including the 38th Dufferin Rifles, Dufferin Rifles of Canada, The 2nd, 10th, 25th and 2/10th Dragoons, Dufferin and Haldimand Rifles of Canada up to their current regiment, The 56th Field Regiment. Their goal is to provide, maintain and manage a museum for education. It recognizes and remembers all the veterans and active service members.
Specialty:
Conflicts, Collections, Army, Guide Groups, Planes, Women and Indigenous People, Adult Programs, School Tours, Korea/United Nations/Nato, Military Heritage, Displays, Vehicles, Navy, Air Force, Educational Visits, World War One 1914-1918, Exhibitions & Loyalist Era/War of 1812/Boer War
$Price:
Adult :$6
Senior:$5
Student :$4
Children :$2
Senior:$5
Student :$4
Children :$2
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Working Hours:
Fri - Sun: 12pm - 4pm
Mon-Thu: Closed
Mon-Thu: Closed
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CANADIAN MILITARY HERITAGE MUSEUM REVIEWS
Tons to see. Very informative. Great people working there. Very inexpensive to take your family to. The atmosphere was was great. Lots of information about Canadian Military History.
As a volunteer at the museum, I really recommend going. It is absolutely amazing to learn about Canada's history. There is a little cost, but well worth it. With a knowledgeable staff, they will try to answer any questions you have.
Must visit place in Brantford. The scarifies & stories of real world heroes are well displayed in the museum.
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The Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) was established in October 1972. The Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) has a key role in knowledge and learning through its program offerings, including museums, language, education, library and arts. The WCC serves to preserve, promote and strengthen Indigenous language, culture, art and history, bringing the story of the Hodinohsho:ni people of the Eastern Woodlands to life through innovative exhibitions and programs. As a centre of excellence, Woodland Cultural Centre envisions a future where Hodinohsho:ni people will speak their language, know and practice their culture, and share their history. The Woodland Cultural Center offers free admission for Children (4 and under).
Specialty:
Arts, Workshops, Material Culture, Guided Tours, Special Lectures, Archaeological Specimen Collections, Private Functions, Exhibitions, Educational, School and Public Programs, Furniture, Residential School Tour, Performances and Festivals, Historical Material, Ethnological Materials, Documents & Contemporary Paintings
$Price:
Adults: $7
Seniors (65+): $5
Students (5-18): $5
Seniors (65+): $5
Students (5-18): $5
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Working Hours:
Mon - Sat: 9am - 4pm
Sun: Closed
Sun: Closed
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WOODLAND CULTURAL CENTRE REVIEWS
Amazing experience! So much history and culture here along with real artifacts and thought provoking displays. Highly recommend to everyone of any age.
This crucial cultural hub and museum does very important work. It helps us all learn and create hope for a better future. I love visiting and seeing the new things each time, and always learning. Highly recommend all to go visit - and be ready with open heart and mind.
A great resource for indigenous knowledge. A warm and welcoming space.
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