Reviews of Tecumseh Monument (Tourist Attraction)

14249-14431 Longwoods Rd, Thamesville, ON N0P 2K0, Canada

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To this day this business has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 and that rating is based on 77 reviews.

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This Tourist Attraction corresponds to the category of Memorial park.

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REVIEWS OF Tecumseh Monument IN Chatham-Kent

Cara R-N

Robert Henry

Excellent ????

Ashley Crawford

Cool little place of heritage to check out . Has a lot of infoemation and signs to read and entertain yourself for a while . There are picnic tables to relax and also a large ditch/gorge behind the monument . Great place to learn and for some beautiful photos.

Leona Lucas

Great spot to stretch the legs an learn some history. Thames is also cool to go chk out.

k oyewale Olalekan

Gorgeous art

Charon Robert

Nice place to stop for a rest or to have a snack from Parks up the road. Interesting artwork.

JDL Photography

Amanda Nothanks

Wow! They really fixed this monument up since the last time I was out this way. It's really beautiful and the drive by info placards are way cool.

torontochap1

Serene, yet on the travelled path

Kevin Scrimshaw

Dia Lucie Podrouzkova

Emilie T.

Beautiful quotes on the benches around the turtle shell sculpture, great information, and a few good picnic benches for a quick rest

Megan LG

It's just there, out of the blue. Great place for rest from driving. No washrooms though.

Satyr T

Lots of information about the battle of 1812

William Bowen

Antoon van der Reijden

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Stanley Cola

Perfect place to stop. Loaded with history, beautiful scenery. We stop as often as we can. Kids love coming here

Ross Atkinson

Andrea Hajt

Great historical information

blarney123456

Lots of history

Jocelyn Hennin

A wonderful park.

Mitchell Groenewegen

Nelson Ing

Wonderful sculpture!

Steven Chittle

Very informative. Can be walked or driven. There are picnic tables and some hidden outhouses, so you could make it a decent outing if you wanted to. Close to Park's Blueberries, which is a nice stop if you're close by.

Paul Pickett

We just saw it on the map and decided what the heck and went to see the monuments and read the plaques. Glad we visited because there was a gap in my history of Canada and luckily a small part was filled in when we visited this monument.

Natalie 'Mihaly' Pickett

Great step back into history to learn how Tecumseh played an important role during the First World War.

Sandy Rempel

Jeremy Farrington

Kim Carson

A wonderful discovery that explains an important part of history. I appreciate all of the plaques that show important facts and parts of the story.

Leftover Pasta

What a well done park. Lots of history & art. A wonderful place for reflection. No ghosts unfortunately

Lo lee LV-Belle

Could be bigger, more or less a park!

Marta g

Very nice place to visit. Lots of interesting historical information/facts

Wanda Winfield

Scenic historic site. Picnic tables and washroom available.

Amanda Salden

Nice place for a quick visit. Paved walking trail. Historical signs depicting the fall of Chief Tecumseh.

Karl Gingerich

A lot of work has gone into recording events from the war of 1812 and Tecumseh's death. Lots to read here. Well kept park.

Katherine Wickett

Beautiful and sad

James Harris

A true hero and visionary. A must see for history buffs

Joe Ouellette

Victor Bowers

Glen Miller

A beautiful monument to an important historical figure. There are several placards on the site which provide you with some of history of the battle which took the life of many including Tecumseh.

Geri Sutts

Always make a quick stop here whether with grandchildren or friends. Great way to learn of some history.

Brendan Kennedy

Excellent little road side stop along the Thames River that connects you to your past.

Joe Regnier

Very insightful information made available for anyone interested in stopping to learn a bit about our history. It would be valuable to provide perspective from others involved in the war and specifically the battle at the Thames. The area is a nice rest stop for anyone that needs a break from the long curvy roads of Longwoods. Overlooking the Thames River, there are may picnic tables to setup and eat some lunch on your way. I didn't notice any washroom facilities but you are a quick drive from thamesville with plenty of places to find a washroom. This stop I wouldn't expect to be a major tourist attraction but it is a pleasant piece of heritage to experience.

Jennifer Szabo

The sculpture, grasses, and benches are a beautiful tribute to First Nations people, both past and present. The historical information on Tecumseh is well-presented and incredibly interesting. The site itself is a beautiful place on the Thames to stop for a rest or picnic.

WhiteEagle

Love this place...history that should be preserved and is!

Sarah Jane

Gordie Hanna

A quiet place to spend some time learning and reflecting on the history of the area. Very informative signs help bring it to life. There are nice areas of grass and picnic tables to enjoy as well.

Bandedspirits

Small and well documented location with historical boards

Tejasvi Mishra

Peaceful and Serene place to watch sunset and learn some history

Colin Barron

A must see as Tecumseh is one of the most significant figures in our history. After digging more into Canada's history from the First Nations perspective, I found both monuments very informative and moving.

Ron Shelby

An important historical site. The American victory over the British and their Native allies here guaranteed the safety of American settlers in Indiana, Michigan and Illinois. The death of the charismatic Tecumseh ended the Native aspiration of driving Americans out of the area.