PumpHouse

It is not free to enter AND you must pay for parking which makes it a lower star however I gave a highest star because of the importance of understanding the information learned. What made it 5 star was the connection they honoured with indegenous people. I hope in the future more detail can be shared about indegenous people but for now I love the art exhibit combined with the water history of Kingston. It is also hosted a seperate exhibit about dinasaurs. This was included in the price. Also there is park area where you can take a walk along the water so this made it an extra special experience!

A great museum that offers fascinating information about Kingstons early days of providing water to the city. Entrance fee price was fair. It is a bit on the shorter side but still information rich with a lovely train model section. Worth a visit for sure.

Had great time with family and kids. Awesome train set and dinosaur hunting got to tuch real dinosaur bone

There is not much to do at this museum. Yes , they added the dinosaurs exposition, which, in my opinion, has nothing to do with a Pumphouse. Plus, there is a lot of reading which my kids are too young. They have a section in the back with model trains, but again, I don't see the relevance with Pumphouse.

Lovely small museum with old pumps. They also have a room with dinosaur bones and mini-railway with wagons which can be activated with a button. I am not a child but find it cool to watch. Love the atmosphere.

Good Museum, train scale models were worth seeing, good place for kids.

Nice spot for history lovers. Fossils of dinosaur is a plus. Must visit if in Kingston

The new exhibit "Soil Superheroes" is absolutely amazing! Very family/kid friendly with different things to touch and great visuals, but also enough detailed information to capture the attention of adults as well. Well worth visiting for the exhibit alone! Not to mention the model train room and the entire pump house itself!

This is a very small museum. The history is very intresting and the do provide free tours but if feels like they built a kids museum/attraction around an historic location where the focous is not the pump hpuse itself. While I wont drive especially for this museum if you live in Kingstone or are in the area this is a perfect kids activity for a rainy/snowy day. My kids (9&5) had a really good time here.