Scarborough Museum — Attraction in Toronto

This park isn't what it used to be. If you enter from the McCowan road bike path, you're going to be immediately greeted by a smell that can only be described as a mix of sewage and onions. The park itself is decent, quite big and a lot of tables and seating areas. The one major problem, however, is that they're always full and occupied. People are all over the place, are overly loud (screaming, shouting etc.) and refuse to throw their garbage out in trash cans which are all over the park, which is why there's always litter. The only time I come to this park is to bike through it, but the path is flooded by people who walk across the entire width and who don't make space for you, even when they see you coming. The soccer field, baseball diamond and tennis...

It was lovely visiting this historic four houses 'museum' in a sunny day. We, my wife and I and three children along with my friend's family, had a tour during doors opening. We had the old style homemade chocolate covered candy from a 19th century dressed young lady, which made us feeling at home. My son was so impressed seeing the tools people used more than a century ago, especially the juicer. These four houses were actually moved here in Scarborough Thompson park from different places. It would be nicer if we had the chance visiting bedrooms on the second floor. The kids really enjoyed seeking the signs/objects. Thank you Scarborough Museum, we had a...

Amazing amazing place! It’s open everyday for public visits. Go with some cash! It’s pay what you can.

It’s very rustic and historic, with many things to learn. Our tour guide Jeff is an amazingly knowledgeable guide. He seems very passionate about what he does and it was very entertaining to learn about the different buildings and their functions.

Take your kids as well, very insightful for them. They serve complimentary iced tea, cheese cake, baked goods, etc. On a first come first serve basis.

They have many events on a daily basis, so take advantage and show your family another side of what the urban life has to offer. Would...