We loved this place. The atmosphere was great, the shops were cute and had really lovely hand made knick knacks. We visited every night once we found it. There was a little cafe in the middle that had hot drinks which was perfect once you were walking around in the freezing cold. Also, they served this special milk which was... More

Go in the evening as it adds to the whole atmospher. Rug up though as it can get darn cold. If you go during the day take in snow land. It uses an old golf course and you drive a snow mobile, get pulled around on a banana boat and raft, cross country skiing and snow shoe trekking. A lot... More

Great little contrived village of artist's shops and studios. Really pretty whn the light come on. Definitely worth a look.

It is well set up with boardwalks and various artisans in individual cabins. Our 6 year old loved the Kaleidoscopic maker. Where they varied from $10 to $1000 in price. The Coffeehouse from the Drama "Messages from the Northland" TV drama was cool, but the owl is creepy at night. Don't expect deals here, but you are in a lovely... More

A really interesting place with small wooden cabins inside the forest. Felt like we were in a fairy tale! We went during the summer so the forest was green and lush. Inside the cabins, you can see the owner/craftsman carefully making the handicrafts. The souvenirs and art there are really exquisite. A lot of effort was put into the crafts... More

WE saw the , timber craft shops at night and the strings of fairy lights , snow-men perched on the posts and the snow caves were magical.We would have stayed longer except for the extreme cold. Make sure you layer-up for the freezing cold.

If you can think of shopping in Narnia in winter then this is it! A number of log cabins housing wonderful artisans and their craft. Endlessly fascinating although don't expect to find any cheap presents for the folks back home. BUT it is craftwork and all handmade with love and care.