Visitor’s guide and photos from the Troy Historic Village Scarecrowtopia event.
Troy Historic Village Scarecrowtopia
The Troy Historic Village is open to the public year round. In addition to offering tours, the Troy Historic Village has many special events tailored to children and families of all ages. Currently the seasonal exhibit is Scarecrowtopia. You will find several scarecrows around the village. The village features a one room school, town hall, historic home, log cabin, historic home, gazebo, general store, church, main building, wagon shop, as well as a parsonage.
Recently we attended Scarecrowtopia Trick or Treat. Each building inside the village had a special activity. The employees passed out candy with candy chutes. Our favorite activity was the obstacle course! The trick or treat features time entry, social distancing, touchless activities, together with a take home craft. We also really enjoyed the scavenger hunt. Make sure that you visit scarecrow row and check out all the unique scarecrows along the Livernois and Wattles fence. Guests are required to wear a mask. Hand sanitizer is available at each activity.
The Troy Historic Village offers homeschool field trips, Trick or Treat Events, story time, as well as workshops. Registration is recommended as the events tend to fill up rather quickly.
Admission
Troy Historical Society Members are free.
However nonmember rates are as follows:
$5/Adult
$3/Seniors, Kids 6-12
Free/Kids 5 & under
It is important to note that you must reserve a time slot online.
Parking- Paved parking is located on both sides of the main building, entrance is off of Wattles Road. Additional parking is also available on the north side of the village on Lange Street.
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Michele lives in Troy with her husband, daughter, and two dogs. She enjoys traveling, coffee, gardening, and visiting small businesses and shops. She is always looking for her next Michigan adventure. She enjoys photographing everyday life in her free time and looks forward to contributing to Metro Detroit Mommy.
Michele lives in Troy with her husband, daughter, and two dogs. She enjoys traveling, coffee, gardening, and visiting small businesses and shops. She is always looking for her next Michigan adventure. She enjoys photographing everyday life in her free time and looks forward to contributing to Metro Detroit Mommy.