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My niece got married here in August and it was lovely. I enjoyed the history and charm of this old historic site. The staff were wonderful and informative. I would recommend taking a trip out here if you are in Prince George.
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Date of experience: August 2019
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This is a very interesting glimpse into time a hundred years ago. There was only one other couple there when we visited. Basically it was just a self-exploration of the property. The only staff we encountered were in the general store. They, however were extremely well versed in the history of the homestead and were able to answer our questions very well. The intriguing aspect of the visit was the absolute quiet so hard to find nowadays.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Visited Huble Homestead with family recently. It was very peaceful out there, and not that busy for a weekend. They have a general store that sells food and other items, but if you want the homemade pancakes, make sure to get there before noon! The pie was good, though, especially with the vanilla ice cream. And it went perfectly with the coffee! The walk through was nice, although the area near the river was a bit too steep and uneven for my mother to traverse, as she has mobility issues. The place is affordable, though, and it's not that far outside of Prince George, so it makes for a pleasant excursion with family and friends.…
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Date of experience: September 2018
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I loved visiting this historic site. Not only are the Homestead buildings in great shape, the general store has breakfast/lunch. I had the pancakes with strawberries, and the price includes a cup of joe. Just north (40km) of Prince George, BC.
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Date of experience: August 2018
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What an absolutely fantastic place this is. We visited to get away from the recent smoke in nearby Prince George, and we were not at all disappointed. Greeted by a very cheery Hayley, who gave us a personal tour of the property, we enjoyed every second of the trip. The site is very easy to find, though down a very long private road, make sure your vehicle is up to it. A little bumpy in places. The Homestead is pretty much as it would have been when the Hubles left in the forties. What we all liked was the air of authenticity about the place. It would be very easy to spend all day at this attraction, so take your time and immerse yourself in BC history. Also, take time to visit the Blacksmith shop and the First Nation fish camp, just a little way down the Fraser River.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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