Kilby Provincial Park

Kilby Provincial Park extends over three hectares along the Harrison River, featuring sandy beaches and numerous campsites for outdoor recreation activities.

The park, established in 1973, includes a preserved general store from 1906 that operated continuously under the Kilby family until 1977.

The site maintains a collection of early 1900s artifacts and structures, including a boarding house and post office that represent Fraser Valley pioneer life.

The park provides 35 vehicle and tent camping spaces, complete with pit toilets, picnic tables, fire pits, and a public boat launch facility.

During salmon spawning season, the park becomes a gathering spot for hundreds of bald eagles, while winter brings migrating trumpeter swans from Alaska.

Location: Fraser Valley Regional District

Inception: August 28, 1973

Website: http://kilby.ca

GPS coordinates: 49.23750,-121.96100

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:05