Kilby Provincial Historic Park

The highlight of Kilby Provincial Historic Park, on the Harrison River 1 km (2/3 of a mile) south of TransCanada Highway 1, is a General Store from the 1920s. The accommodation at the rear and the "hotel" rooms on the first floor say much about living conditions in the first half of this century. Settlement of the area took place as early as 1870, by which time the first sawmills had also been built.

In the latter part of the 19th c. many pioneers and gold diggers took the Harrison River route north in order to avoid the treacherous Fraser Canyon.
Kilby Provincial Park to enjoy Harrison River and Harrison Lake where you can relax on the beach, fish, or go boating.