Sharon Museum and Gardens

Google reviews of Sharon Museum and Gardens

• Joel L.July 2026

  Beautiful wood building deep with meaning that is a significant part of Ontario's architectural history. Well preserved with beautiful grounds and lots of places for a picnic. Well worth a visit!

• Bertha F.October 2026

  We stopped in Sharon on our way back from a weekend trip and spent a Saturday afternoon wandering through the Temple, and honestly it was way more interesting than I expected for a small town museum. The guide working the front desk gave us way more history than we asked for, in a good way, and really made the Children of Peace story come alive. The main building itself is stunning inside, all that white woodwork and the symmetry of it, you could tell it was built with serious care. Parking right on site was easy to find and free, which made it a nice low hassle stop before we drove the rest of the way home.

• Riyaz A.October 2026

  Me and a few friends swung by on a Saturday afternoon last week and ended up spending almost two hours wandering through the grounds. The staff at the front gave us a surprisingly detailed history of the Children of Peace and pointed us toward the best spots for photos, which made the whole visit feel personal. The main temple building itself is stunning, with that bright white exterior and the layered roofline that you just don't see anywhere else in Ontario. Parking was easy and free right on site, so if you're planning a weekend outing with friends this is a solid, low-key pick.

• Karen P.October 2026

  Walked around with my dog on a quiet weekday morning a couple weeks back and honestly it was way more peaceful than I expected for a historic site. They let dogs on leash wander the grounds, which made the visit so much easier since I didn't have to leave her in the car. The staff at the entrance were friendly and even pointed out the best shaded spots for a water break. Parking was simple and free, and the whole atmosphere felt calm and well kept, would definitely bring her back.

• Md A.October 2026

  Took a group of friends here on a weeknight and it was way quieter than I expected, which honestly made it easier to actually read the exhibits instead of rushing through. The staff at the front desk were super friendly and gave us a quick rundown of the history before we wandered through on our own. The building itself is stunning, the woodwork and that central staircase area make for a great photo spot if you time it right with the evening light. Parking was easy to find right next to the grounds, so if you're looking for a low key but genuinely interesting outing, this one's worth the detour.

• Hazel R.October 2026

  Stopped by at Sharon Temple last Friday evening after work and was honestly blown away by the building itself, the gold leaf details still look incredible up close. The staff gave a quick rundown of the history before letting us wander on our own, which made it way more interesting than I expected for a random weekend detour. There's a small parking lot right by the entrance so no hassle finding a spot after a long week. Definitely worth the stop if you're exploring the area and want something a little off the beaten path.

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