Kilby Park

What travelers say:

Chibi Provincial Park (Kilby Provincial Park) is a place to pursue the pioneering footprint of North American immigrants. Entering this three-hectare provincial park, you will see a beautiful pastoral scenery. Fishing in the wide Harrison River, visiting the nearby General Store Museum (General Store Museum), touching the old tools, time seems to go back to the early part of the last century. Chibi Provincial Park allows visitors to experience and experience the rural living conditions and lifestyles of the B.C. residents. The park is located in the town of Harrison Mills, close to the Harrison and Fissa rivers. The Harrison and Fissa rivers are the main transportation routes for the local Aboriginal people. In the mid-late 19th century, the Fissa and Cariboo gold rush led to the development of the Harrison River Valley towns. In the late 19th century, a group of farmers came to the undeveloped land of the town of Harrison Mills today. One of them opened a wood factory in 1870. From 1870 to 1910, several wood factories emerged in the town, and the town flourished.