Went here with my kid's school field trip and we had a blast ...lots of things to see and we learned a lot during the trip about how people live back in the old days and really appreciate what we have today. More

My wife and me went to the log village it was so cool it Realy gave you a since of what it was like to live in those times . The staff was awesome and very knowledgable about the cabins history all the cabine are real not mockups . Go see this place you will enjoy More

We visited here with our 3 young grandchildren. It was a very pleasant and laid-back walk through a small village set in the past. One of the highlights was the cabin with dress-up clothes for the kids so they could pretend they were early settlers in the cabin. A very relaxing way to spend a few hours with your family. More

Walk through the woods and feel like you are present in the past. More

This authentic log cabin village helps visitors of all ages understand the conditions of the old West and how far life comforts have progressed since then. Nice little stroll near the courthouse. More

My 7 year old son and I have read all the Laura Ingalls Wilder books and this place was great. My 5 year old daughter didn't enjoy it as much, but she really enjoyed the Seela Cabin which has lots of hands on things for the kids to do. The docents were very nice and obviously interested in what they... More

Took kids for a living history lesson. Enjoyed seeing and touching history. Some cabins have period dressed people in them that tell you about life in that building. Also they answer your questions. We had a great time. More

We recently visited the Log Cabin Village and were pleasantly surprised. It is surrounded by the city; but, you really can forget where you are. The cabins are well restored, some have staff on-site to visit with you and give more information. It was a lovely outing back in time. More

Located in beautiful Forest Park (yes, a forest - in a city park), populated with period reenactors (be sure to visit the iron working shop) and freedom to roam the 7 "cabins" (a couple are larger than that sounds) or watch a live "show" or craft demonstration. Check out the candle dipping! Free parking. $4.00 for ages 4-17 and 65... More