A wonderful site to visit. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. Don’t forget to buy your yearly pass to ensure you can visit all the national historic sites in the area! The displays inside the main building are highly informative and the kids booklet kept them occupied! The walk to the church and the beautiful gardens could keep you busy for at least two hours- it was a bit wet during our visit so our time enjoying the garden was short. Highly recommend this stop!

We didn’t know what to expect, but the little museum was terrific and the grounds were gorgeous. It’s all about the good and bad for the Acadian people who unfortunately suffered greatly. They were also quite some engineers! Don’t miss the lovely church on the ground, which has even more beautiful artifact.

I'm glad we visited this site. The visitors center does a good job of education about what happened. However, if you are not into history, you might be underwhelmed. There isn't much to see since it was all burned down. That's part of what there is to "see!" The exhibits show how the land was transformed from salt marsh into farm land.