Well worth the effort to visit, setting is grand with Fraser River providing backdrop that was originally the mode of transportation in this area.Pick a sunny day, have a picnic and listen to nature.

My friends and I visited the Huble Homestead Historical site during the Potato Festival. My friend won a prize in the potato peeling contest for longest peel! The .6 km river walk took us to the working blacksmith's shop, fish smoking house, canoe carving exhibit...More

Really far out but it's a pretty cool place. Easy to spend a few hours going through all the buildings and talking to the people. Make sure you stop in the general store, they have awesome candy.

Wow there is so much to see here that you best plan for 1\2 a day. there were on-site staff dressed in character doing duties as they would during the historic days. It truly was a blast from the past! I would strongly recommend a...More

It was quiet at the time we stopped in, so we were able to chat with the staff, and get a pleasant unrushed guided tour. The suggested donation was very reasonable, and we found the site very interesting, both for the kids and grown ups....More

I bring my class to Huble on field trips and they love it. Such a fun place to visit! I often bring my family for a day trip and we have a delicious lunch and some candy for the kids. A neat little piece of...More

I took my mother there in a wheelchair for one of their special celebration days. The site is quite large with many of the original buildings from the farm have been well preserved/restored. The old farm house is nicely furnished. The barn has photo's with...More