Million Pines Welcome Center

Had to make one last stop after two hours drive from TA Richmond Hill travel center. The Million Pines Welcome center was very interesting. The cabin at the welcome center was hosted by an older lady who gave me a little run down on the history of the area. The cabin seemed dilapidated but once I set foot in to use the restroom, it was the most sturdy place made of woods I've ever stepped on. Inside was plenty of historical memorabilia dedicated to the owner of Million Pines. Very neat and the host was very nice.

Great place to stop, look around, sit a spell and chat. Very clean, well maintained.

Great customer service

This place is interesting and I enjoyed the help and information we found inside. But other than this place there is nothing else on that exit even tho hwy signs say that there is.

Limited parking slots

Small location dosent look very kept up tall grass and closed when I visited cool sign u can read but very unappealing gas stations nearby are closed down so no reason to stop other than to stretch your legs and let the pets out. Easy pass on this stop

Should have been open according to the website, but it was closed!👎