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Huble Homestead Historic Site is a turn of the century heritage attraction located 40 kilometres north of Prince George, BC, on Lheidli T'enneh keyoh.

Huble Homestead is now closed for the 2026 season.​

The park grounds are always open for non-motorized activity.

Site from loft (September 2020)
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Wedding - loft (Northern Pixel) Billie & Nick

IN SCHOOL

PRESENTATIONS

Bring Huble Homestead into your classroom for a free hands-on presentation on local history and life in the past!

VISIT US

VIRTUALLY

The historic site may be closed, but that doesn't mean you can't visit from the comfort of your own home!

SAY
'I DO'

Make us a part of your family's history by hosting your special day at this unique piece of heritage.

Ceepee and the Fish Camp, book title page with a smoke house surrounded with forest and a salmon in the river
Site in June
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some old animal grooming equipment on display in front of a window, through the window there is a white two story house with an attached brown log cabin

read our CHILDREN'S BOOKS

get your
HUBLE
MEMBERSHIP

shop the GENERAL STORE

explore our
COLLECTIONS
ONLINE

Enjoy the four titles of our children's book series: the newly published Ceepee and the Fish Camp, and older titles Mr. Huble Builds a House, Mrs. Huble Grows a Garden, and Mr. Seebach and the New Store! 

Buy a membership to get 10% off all General Store purchases, early access to ticketed events, automatic entry into our membership draws, and more!

The General Store at the historic site is now closed for the year! You can still check out our online store.

Sneak a closer look at our entire collection through our online database, or view Albert Huble's diaries from 1909 to 1919 online. If you'd like to view an unmarked copy, please let us know!

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