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Interpretation Centre, 2 museums, the artwork of Jordi Bonet and interpretive trails. The centre houses an audio visual room, Grenfell Handicrafts, retail outlets and a gallery on interpretive images.
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A major interpretive exhibit commemorating the life of medical missionary Sir Wilfred Grenfell. The building is also home to Grenfell Handicrafts, an audio-visual room and a small coffee shop.
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18 Hole, Par 72 course provides the backdrop for the Gros Morne Resort. It is framed by the Long Range Mountains, a natural extension of the Appalachian Mountain range whose origins go back billions of years. Our sweeping vistas of green are a golfer¿s paradise- Challenge yourself on this professionally designed course, while you take in all that your surroundings have to offer.
Toll Free: +1 (888) 243 2644
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Full size moose, polar bears, puffins and other Newfoundland animals, also visit our spacious and unique boutique.
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Come feel the warm friendly atmosphere and travel back in time and look at a old fishing furnished home.
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Enjoy a relaxing walk along the scenic coastline where the Harveys performed two daring rescues.
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Hawthorne Cottage offers guided tours, exhibits and live theatre depicting Newfoundland outport life and the adventures of world famous explorer Captain Bob Bartlett."
Toll Free: +1 (877) 753 9262
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1866...the world cheers as the first cable connecting Europe to North America is hauled ashore at Heart's Content. Experience how this little town became a global communications hub.
Toll Free: +1 (800) 563 6353
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Restored to 1910, Emma Hiscock's house captures how this widow with six children maintained a genteel life through entrepreneurship: running a shop, post office - even renting to a bank.
Toll Free: +1 (800) 563 6353
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We offer tourist / interpretation centre with gift shop, tea room, tours. Host Holyrood Pond Festival.
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This building has been restored to bring you back to the way business was done in the olden days. Enjoy a cup of coffee while sitting on the veranda for a chance to see icebergs and whales.
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Heritage drugstore (1895) is a replica of a working apothecary, complete with set of store fixtures, shop bottles and pharmacy implements used in the preparation of medicines (pill makers).
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Photographer's paradise lookout captures spectacular view of Bonne Bay and Tablelands. Tour 100 year old house, enjoy a mug up, muffins and berries. Local artifacts and crafts. Visitor information.
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Cut from the ancient rock of Signal Hill in St. John's, we take you deep underground to experience the story of planet Earth... Aren't you curious?
Toll Free: +1 (866) 868 7625
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An absolute gem. The main section is a superb re-creation of an old-time Labrador store. Four Exhibits: (1) Trappers & Families. (2) International Grenfell Association. (3) Hudson Bay Company. (4) Hubbard Expeditions, which includes some of Leonidas Hubbard's personal possessions. Postcards.
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Visitors to the museum will find a large variety of artifacts, photos and documents that profile the story of the military in Labrador and mostly 5 Wing Goose Bay.
+1 (709) 8 966 900EXT 2177
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Year-round family adventure park on Thorburn lake with Semi-serviced campgrounds, 9-room motel plus 12 bunk loft, hot tub, beach, go-carts, pool, boat rentals, guided snow mobiling/ATV tours and more.
Toll Free: +1 (877) 330 3319
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Displays, exhibits, information and photos of 1929 Tidal Wave, World Wars I and II, 10 model dories, handcrafted by Otto Kelland. Six Interpretative rest stops with descriptive panels on the 1929 tidal Wave.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site: the first authenticated European presence in North America 1000 A.D. Archaeological excavations in the 1960s uncovered the remains of three dwellings, four workshops and an iron working smithy. Artifacts of Norse origin included a soapstone spindle whorl, bronze ring-headed pin and iron rivets. Relax in the sod hut of the Viking chief, experience the life of a Viking through stories and demonstrations by costumed re-enactors.
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Authentic restored trains with walking trail and picnic areas.
Watch Chris explain the word duckish. Here’s a hint: it has nothing to do with ducks. Or maybe it does?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YN0u8DjBIk&feature=youtu.be
