If you’re looking for a true Prince George treasure, the Huble Homestead Historic Site should be at the top of your weekend list. Tucked along the banks of the Fraser River, just north of the city, this living history museum offers an authentic glimpse into what life looked like for the pioneers who settled our region in the late 1800s. As someone who helps families relocate, downsize, and settle into their next chapter, I love pointing people toward places that make Prince George feel like home — and Huble Homestead does that in spades.
The site includes original log cabin homes, a restored blacksmith shop, and a General Store that feels like stepping back more than a century. Each building tells its own story about the families who lived, worked, and built a future here long before our modern neighbourhoods existed.
Huble Homestead also hosts events and festivals throughout the year — from heritage demonstrations to family-friendly seasonal celebrations. It’s one of those places where you can spend an afternoon wandering, learning, and appreciating the roots of Northern BC living. And honestly? It’s a reminder of why so many people fall in love with Prince George’s mix of history, community, and wide-open spaces.
If you’re thinking about buying, selling, downsizing, moving closer to family, or planning the next step in your housing journey, I’m here to help — with the same friendly approach and a few cat puns along the way. Jason Luke Homes is all about making real estate feel comfortable, supportive, and community-connected… just like our local landmarks.
Contact me anytime at jasonlukehomes at gmail dot com or 250-301-9960.
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