So big you cant finish in a day. With the open fields and spread out village, great time with the kids and getting them to spend energy. Staff do keep an eye on the buildings to make sure you are using masks were posted. Great time, could not leave until it was closing time. Takebthe time to speak to the staff and it is a hands on visit. Awesome.

Their revamped Halloween Nights experience is truly worth the price of going. From the stand point of going by myself for photography,the village part was okay (families and couples would enjoy it better). But their new haunted train ride called Halloween Express? So good that it rivals the best haunted houses in Metro Detroit. 2.5 miles is some of the best haunted-type scenes all along their loop of track. Too cool.A Must-do for 2021 for sure.

We always learn something new each trip. A great family outing! A few things were different with covid restrictions but still fun.Thank you, Delta for the free tickets today.

Liked the new format VERY MUCH! It was so nice to just walk leisurely through the village and enjoy the atmosphere. The train ride was great! I think it was good with no candy being handed out. It was a perfect evening.

I am a member at Greenfield Village. It is one of my favorite places to spend an afternoon. It was a lot more fun before the Covid-19 restrictions. I look forward to when things are back to normal.

The Village was lovely altho a very slimmed down version of its norm activities. No houses open...tho several had docents outside talking about the home/building. Train was running Food, but no model Ts or horse rides. Food choices were only Taste of America and custard stand...but that met my needs just fine. Carousel and train were running with a lot of sanitation going on. Much quieter pace. :)

Kudos to all the staff making sure we were safe. Felt safer here than at the grocery store. Clean crew visible all over the village. Train staff were awesome cleaning thoroughly after passengers left the train. They definitely have a safe system in place!!

Great historical attraction. Wonderful place to take the family. A working farm, lots of original and recreated historical buildings, historical artisans, and tons of knowledgeable staff who are happy to help. Was impressed with the changes they have made to deal with covid 19 concerns. Wasnt too busy when we were there, but the place is but enough that they could handle a good number of concurrent visitors as long as people were smart about it.

Being a history buff, I really enjoyed the significance of each and every building at the park. Tomas Edisons menlo park, the Wright brothers bicycle shop, Stephen Fosters home, almost everywhere is a significant part of our history. I have gone several times and I find something interesting to see each time. Very clean and well preserved, friendly staff. Very good value for the whole family.

Love this place. Not fully open but you Cant beat a stroll around the grounds on a beautiful day.

Have always loved this place. I dont enjoy that they masked the statue of Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and the characters on the clock tower. I see those as historical and am dismayed at this move. Its still an excellent place to go walking. Masks are required when entering the Village and in many of the yards. Only one place to get lunch is open with long lines when we last went. So many buildings seem as though they could be open but are not. If you are into the rides be aware of the following:There is a wait for the carousel, as they clean each animal between rides. The cars are not running. Neither are the carriages/bus. The train has eliminated stops. A partition has been placed between each row, yet only every other row is opened and for just one party per row.Thankfully, the playground is now open. If I didnt have a membership, I would be very disappointed. It is very quiet, as they have limited how many enter each hour. I really feel that they have over reacted to Covid.

Wonderful place to visit. Like Disneyland without the commercialism. It is warm in the Summer (no kidding) but Greenfield Village has many shady benches to get a break from the sun. The grounds are pristine.The town clock sits in the middle of Main Street . This is a central meeting place for visitors and towers over the town square, the custard stand, and the passing Model Ts. As you can see from the clock face, the clock was originally created by Sir John Bennett and was relocated from London, England to its present location when the building was moved.There is also a colorful carousel complete with hand-carved wooden animals and a Wurlitzer band organ. Herschell-Spillman made the only carousels with giant green frogs--and they are the only carousel animals that wear human clothing. The Herschell-Spillman Company built this carousel in 1913 in North Teswanda, New York.

So beautiful Everything is great, wonderful and calls to be proud ... the place is very clean, everyone wears a mask and all the staff are constantly sterilizing.

The Village and Museum are some of my favorite places. We maintain a membership and it is one of the best things I treat myself to each year. Each time I go, I find something new. The special weekends are great, but currently on hold due to COVID. I am excited for Holiday Nights!

It’s a one of attraction of Michigan. Ticket price is too high. They have enough space there. They can add more children activities.

This place is massive. Its full of knowledge of your Founding Fathers and innovators. The restaurants are great, the train ride is nice, the atmosphere feels like an amusement park but less noisy and crowded.Its a great place to bring intelligent kids, or show up with your spouse.

So much wonderful history here! Love it

This is a wonderful collection of old buildings that affected history brought together by Henry Ford. It is very wheelchair/stroller friendly. They have a nice restaurant that is period appropriate. Rides on older vehicles that are well worth the extra price: a train, horse drawn carriage, old bushes and Fords. There are plenty of restrooms. They have a nice playground and an old carousel. There is a lot to see the whole day. I highly recommend Greenfield Village!

Such a quaint, enjoyable piece of history. Cant wait to go back!

Always a fun experience. Ive been going here since 1988, brought my 2 year old daughter for the first time yesterday for her birthday.

Love Greenfield Village ! It is one of the most popular places to visit in Michigan . Located in Dearborn ,Mi.

Honestly they try there best in everything they do to keep you safe during the corona slide time they constantly wipe down stuff. Its been 7 years sence inlaws hear last and it was just as amazing at the first time the trains still go most of it is still a swing I cant help but give it 5 stars. Go its worth it

Awesome place could have spent two days here just exploring the village. With the house that Henry Ford grew up in to the garage that he built his car in. This is a must see for ford fans.They also give model t rides. They have a glass shop, and many other remodeled buildings. It is a step back in time!!!

Perfect weather! Most buildings were open. The grounds are beautiful. Soup and sandwich lunch at A Taste of History was delicious. As was the huge molasses cookie!

You can visit historic houses and buildings, ride on a train pulled by a historic locomotive engine, or ride on a carousel built in 1913. The experience is different this year than in previous years, of course, but its still well worth the price of admission.Some of the highlights include:The courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced lawThe house Henry Ford was born in (the inside of the home is currently closed, but you can speak with the presenters outside the home who will share many interesting facts and anecdotes)Both the childhood home of the Wright brothers, Wilbur and Orville, and the bicycle shop they owned that helped to finance their dream of flight (both currently closed inside but presenters are available outside)Firestone Farm, a real working farm, where Harvey Firestone grew up (the inside of the home is closed, but there is still a lot to see, including the many animals on the farm)You can check their website to see what buildings/houses are currently open or staffed.

Even with all the precautions my visit was enjoyable. Everyone there were polite and aware of everyone around them. Miss the car ride but it was nice to see the carousel was open.

It was a beautiful.day to be outside. My daughter, her fiance, photographer and i went to take their engagement photos...splendid backgrounds.

Great for history lovers! Lots of farm animals, antique cars, historical buildings, and interesting activities (glass blowing, pottery, weaving) Ive been going to the village since I was a baby and will continue bringing my family here now that I have a child

We wanted a WEEK to spend here! The staff was super friendly and informative. They offered history on the location and particular buildings, as well as any related subject matter that my family inquired about. They were very informative and passionate about Henry Fords mission and desire to preserve the past of even common folks. So many original historical buildings have been moved here! It was fascinating!

Fantastic and fun learning experience! Rode a coal powered train, watched a tinsmith work, and you can even operate a historical printing press. My favorite part: the pattern weaving look operated by punch card: great great uncle to the modern computer . The docents at the various museums are fantastic: engaging and super fun to ask questions to.

Blast to the past, serene and quiet walks are first thing youll notice. But there is so much more from beautiful landscaping to the various events and not to mention the 105 year merry-go-round.

We attended Holiday Nights at Greenfield Village on the night after Christmas, and although it was very crowded, it made for a vibrant and fun night.The lines for classic car, horse drawn car, and merry-go-round rides were long, but it was fun to just walk around, listen to the carolers and musicians, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. The night ended with a delightful fireworks show in front of City Hall. I highly recommend a visit to Greenfield Village for Holiday Nights.

Very nice place for a family outing. Very clean and pleasant staff. Food is priced fairly.

Plenty of shady spots to rest between sights, even on a hot day! Nice family outing. They took care to be safe!

GFV is truly one of the crown jewels of Metro Detroit. As a member, I have been there countless times and have never grown tired of the unique beauty and history that is Greenfield Village. Even when I dont focus on the unparalleled exhibits, it is a glorious place through each season, to just walk.

I really like their Halloween themes...more family friendly. Sorry the treats ended. Hope that part returns.

This is a totally awesome place to take your family. Lots and lots of good history. Great way to teach your children American history.

This place is great. That is why I give it 5 stars. Learn the history of the technology and industrial revolution that made US the greatest and richest country in the world. Learn about the invention of the light bulb, air plain, and electricity in every home.

One of the best places we have visited!! Hands down a must see stop for all ages. My kids loved it just as much as we loved it! We could have easily spent several days here, but instead only had most of one. Plan on spending the day, although you could quickly pop over to the Ford Museum if you dont have a separate day to devote (which is what we did). We did purchase the wristband allowing us to ride the train, as my kids really wanted to. The glass blowing was fantastic, so try to see a demonstration. Riding in a model T was great fun. Enjoy a beautiful day walking around!

Kids love the train and carousel rides. Model T not running in the pandemic currently. Great views and learning galore.

A day is almost to short to spend here. There is so much to see and do. All the staff are friendly and helpful. They know there history and are happy to share it. I definitely recommend this place and will be going back again. Make sure you buy the ride pass if you go. It gives you access to all the transportation in the village and I felt it was well worth it.

This is a great attraction for children and adults. There is a playground with water features, a carousel, carriage rides, model T rides, coal train rides and lots of interactive crafts and games. For adults there is endless history, beautiful gardens, and likely quite a few implements youve never seen before!!

Very interesting, great for car people and history buffs alike

The reopening is going about as well as it can, from our perspective. At least today, there were a few more things open, such as the carousel and the playground. Those were closed during the first few days/the first week or so because they were still working on safe reopening/distancing procedures.The staff are working very hard to make sure everything is clean and kept up for the safety of the guests and themselves.So far the only source of food that is operating is the Taste of History and the custard stand. Given time, others will follow.Keep up the great work, G.V. staff! Everyone else: help support the Village and the museum as best you can!

Step into Americas past and enjoy the history and beauty of The Henry Ford.

Its so much fun! Good for kids and adults. The kids can go to the park, and the trains and model ts are family friendly. The farm is nice and you can learn a lot from all the plaques! Also its a great place to take pictures

A fun place for history

GFV never disappoints. Halloween nights with the grandchildren this year was awesome.

Hard to go wrong with Greenfield Village. Tons of interesting things to see, surprisingly good food if youre hungry. The employees who dress in period clothing and spend the day living as the family who would have lived there is a nice touch (complete with making food in the kitchen). Lots of information to take in. Really impressive effort on behalf of Henry Ford to dismantle, relocate, and rebuild old historic buildings… including Thomas Edison’s laboratory. Great playground and carousel right next to each other if the kids get bored of all that learning and history. Plenty of activities and events to take advantage of throughout the year. Most notably are the Halloween and Christmas nights (special ticketed evening events). At Halloween, kids and adults walk along a route lite by jack-o-lanterns (thousands of them), with fun characters, shows, and candy stations along the way. For Christmas, the whole city gets festive with carolers, campfires, great smelling food, music, and of course, decorations inside the homes based on the era they’re from. Greenfield Village is also the location of the Detroit Maker Faire each year. And besides all that, sometimes just going in the summer to walk around is pleasant enough. Worth a membership when you consider its combined with the Henry Ford Museum.

Greenfield village is awesome! Love the houses, the history, the whole shebang. I prefer the Edison related stuff the lab is super cool. The wright brothers house is neat also.

What a step back in time. There is so much to see that it takes a whole day to do if not more. Watching the craftsman and crafts woman work at there trades was impressive to say the least. We watched a demonstration of a old two person printing press being used, and got to keep a copy for free. They were making blown glass pumpkins which was a mesmerizing process too. The Eagles Tavern was based on the 1850s era with decor and garb to match. Their food was fantastic also. It Id definitely a great place to visit at least once in your life.

Great place with enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff

An amazing collection of historic buildings.

Awesome experience always learn something every visit. Tons of activities for adults and kids. Would definitely recommend a membership, they run all kinds of special weekends( Thomas the tank engine, civil war, car shows, Halloween party).

We love it there.We buy passes every year.Well worth it.We go alot in the summer.

Loved the train ride and the displays. Always a fun place to visit.

Relaxing and peaceful place to go.

So I already made a review but... another pro tip.... during halloween if you cross the bridge they have a projector and you can watch animations (they tend to be black and white but pretty cool, they are cool halloween specials)also they have hot coco here too! BUT you have to buy it, it always comes boiling hot so dont sip on it right away, and this time it is made with milk! It is so good! Hope I helped!

Took a tour of the Firestone Farm and Liberty craftsman section. It was wonderful

It has been years since we visited, all the staff were friendly and extremely helpful answered questions

Even with the Covid procedures in place this is a great place to come back over and over to enjoy.

I expect the family free day and almost wait for 2weeks for the online ticket. But it is too quick to be sold out. Very disappointed.

Great family fun. Also great for a date night.

Had a lovely time walking about the village today.

Had a great time. Lots to do and see wish we has more time

Its like an outdoor interactive museum. Great playground for the kids. Rides in model-T around the village. And the train... If you have a kid who lives for train rides this is a must!! Step back in time and enjoy! Also a fabulous Merry go round

Lots to see and learn as alwaysVery responsible,masks and social distancing. Sad that things cant be fully opened. We love it.

Theres so much History and it was great sharing it with my family.

My kids always have an amazing time. So educational

A really unique experience that will definitely become a tradition. Dress appropriately and you wont be disappointed with this fantastic family experience. Also do yourself a favor and get the ham sandwich!

Always a great spot for history! One of my favorite places since I was a little girl.

I hadnt been here in years but I loved stepping back in time! Our only disappointment was that having been a late Sun afternoon, a lot of places were closed... For example, the eating establishments along Main Street in the Village. But other than that the day was quite enjoyable! Definitely a must-see if youve never been.

Nice place to get away from modern society. Nice for walking and chilling.

We were there for their annual fall event. It is fabulous! Highly recommend. Also did the dinner at the Eagle Tavern. Pricey but nice to do once.

First weekend reopen. Rides werent available, except for train. Most buildings couldnt be entered yet. Still, all in all, we spent a few wonderful hours visiting some of the most valuable pieces of our history.

Just a wonderful place to spend the day. Americana at its best.

To be fair i love this place! Though it may not be suitable for some who easily bore, if you love history its an amazing place to go.

Went to Halloween nights it was great kids had fun.

Even during the virus its still ok you dont get to go into most of the buildings but thats fine i am not happy that they tore up a huge part of land to put in a farmers market from detroit

1st night of Holiday Lights at Greenfield Village in 2018. It was not too cold. I especially love the fire pits they set up in the village. It keeps us warm when we walking outside. Its a unique experience. I will bring my mom to go when I have chance.

Just so many things to see from back when there were family and community values! Everything is portrayed the way it was back in those years past. Way too much to see there. You really need a membership to be able to spend the time needed to view everything throughly!

We ALWAYS have a blast. It’s a great place to just walk if you’re nearby or stop by during a vacation and learn the history. Riding the train outside is a must for my three year old. Custard on the hot days too!!

Greenfield Village what an awesome place step back in time early 20th century living all the way up to Modern Times And the 21st century lots of walking involved bathrooms every now and again food kind of centrally located but a little bit all over the place couple of shops all around very pricey bring cash. Forget what we pay to get in but we had lunch at the Eagle Tavern I think it was called and it was good A bit on the pricey side but they take credit cards. The menu is. Times menu so definitely ask about that but overall the park was spectacular cars and horses wagons and buses all over the place old-time cars old-time buses an old time carriages super cool exhibits all over the place I like that it was a good place you should go there I highly recommend it and bring your walking shoes and an umbrella for the Sun or rain

This is one of the things you do every year for the village is great and we really enjoy all of the different acts and it seems like they keep improving at every year I recommend it to anybody thats willing to spend 1450 a ticket I just wish they would give us a little more candy could you end up with about six pieces of candy makes me sound greedy but oh well

I loved it my kids loved it we will definitely be going back again very soon!!! Never been to a place like it everything there was one of a kind!!

We love Greenfield Village. You can never see the whole thing in one visit or even 3 or 4 visits. Ive been there about 50 times and still never seen eveything.

This is an excellent place to visit. Full of history and information. There is plenty to do for the entire family. Ride authentic model Ts , take a trip around the village ok a steam train or horse drawn omnibus. Places to eat as well, some period correct!

The knowledge of those who work here is excellent. The effort put forth by everyone who works is exceptional. There is so much to see and so much to learn that you could come here every day for a year and learn something new with each subsequent visit.

Im giving this 5 stars because, even with so many exibits and experiences still closed there, due to COVID, it was solidly a 4-star experience. I suspect its amazing when fully operational.

Amazing insight into Henry Ford and those who helped shape his vision.

Love it here! I have been a member for 3 years and every year we go several times during the season. There is always something new to do. Its a great way to get a walk in while enjoying the scenery!

With the pandemic its not as good as it used to be, you get to look through windows.. some buildings you can see but very minimal. Maybe after everything is over it will be better but until then I wouldnt wanna go back.

If you love history......you cant not live this place. Become a member and explore all to see at your own pace.

Beautiful museum, knowledgeable staff and just a terrific time.

Had an awesome time. Food here is pricy. Bring a cooler packed with snacks and go back to car to eat

Absolutely love this place! We have a nice time every time we come here!! The staff is very friendly!! We will definitely keep coming back

Beautiful fall day for a walk through the village

We had so much fun here ! The speakers were very informative. Buy the unlimited amount of train rides! Its so worth it. Was kind of bummed we only had 2 choices of places to get food from for the fall season but our Beef Stew and Hot cider was perfect for a chilly day. (A little pricey though).

A huge portion of the American past history its in this beautiful outdoor/indoor museum with its heroes and heroines

Awesome job on the Halloween event!!! We love this place