Providing a welcoming and positive experience for our guests
Genesee Country Village & Museum is an expansive living history site and museum complex with more than 60 restored historic structures. The site spans 600 acres and in areas does consist of gravel, dirt paths and some uneven terrain.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding accessibility, including: physical accessibility, mobility concerns, ASL interpretation, language selection, large print materials or sensory experiences, please contact Sarah Schackne, Director of Visitor Services at SSchackne@GCV.org or by phone at (585) 294-8260 ext. 260.
Wheelchair Access
The Museum’s modern facilities (such as the Gallery and Nature Center) are universally accessible, as are part of the historic structures including: Toll House, Livingston-Backus House, Humphrey House, Foster House, Pioneer Farmstead Barn, Blacksmith Shop, Cooper Shop, Drug Store, Tinsmith Shop, Flint Hill Pottery, Kieffer’s Place, Jones Farm, and Hamilton House Carriage Barn. Our Digital Map shows which buildings are accessible.
Wheelchair accessibility may be limited due to weather. Discounted admission is offered for individuals with disabilities: adult $12, senior citizen (62+)/college student $10, youth $8, able companion/aide is free.
GCV&M does not provide wheelchairs or scooters for rent. The trolley runs on weekends and on Wednesdays throughout the season, and is wheelchair accessible.
Parking is FREE and plentiful. Accessible parking bays are located directly in front of the Flint Hill Admissions Building.
ASL Interpretation
We are pleased to be able to offer ASL interpretation for our guests during select special events and programs at GCV&M. For any event during which guests can find ASL interpreters, we will indicate on the event webpage the times and locations so that guests can plan their day accordingly!
DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion)
Genesee Country Village & Museum is actively committed to broadening our understanding of DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion), and making it part of everything that we do. Guided by our mission, values, and inclusive culture of curiosity, we strive to dismantle inequity and address erasure through ongoing dynamic interpretation, communications, research, and outreach. We celebrate the stories of our shared past; connect the rich diversity of the 19th century to the present; and collaborate with the communities we serve to create welcoming spaces for
learning, work, exploration, and play.
Museums For All
Genesee Country Village & Museum is a proud member of the Museums for All initiative.
Through Museums for All, those receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 1,000 museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their SNAP EBT (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Electronic Benefit Transfer) card.
Genesee Country Village & Museum offers a reduced rate of $3.00 per ticket, for up to four guests, with on-site purchase to any visitor who is an EBT card holder.
OnCell Smartphone App
Did you know? We’ve moved into the 21st century – at least when it comes to mobile technology!
Download our very own free OnCell app. Just search “Genesee Country Village & Museum” in your device’s app store. Available for Apple and Android devices. The app provides access to both an audio tour, and a written transcript of the audio tour.
Whether you need to pull up a map of the Museum grounds, want to check our open hours and admission rates, or are looking for some unique in-depth knowledge on the Village’s history and homes, our app is full of useful information!