I think this is evolving It has the artifacts, but lacking…read morein the background information It is an outdoor museum I think it has potential $8. Admission

This is my favorite kind of museum - the one where things aren't behind glass and sometimes you can…read moreaccidentally get behind the scenes. They left a couple of train cars open and I saw old engine parts, partially assembled models - actually a lot of cool stuff back there. Too bad those weren't supposed to be open, but the good news is with continued work they hope to be showcasing them soon! This place has a TON of potential. They've only fully restored one or two of the train cars, and several are restored only enough to be open to the public. You can climb all over anything that's open, and walk all around anything that's not. There's an original rail turntable toward the back. There's a weird burning apparatus that the mini-train goes through but you can walk into. It's just really cool, and I don't mind contributing $8 toward a place that clearly has an interest to expand and become even better. If you like old stuff in general, or machinery/rail in particular, make this a stop in the far NW.

A wonderful smaller and closer to PG alternative to Barkerville. It's also free and great for a…read morenon-profit. It will teach kids many things and is great for a group or field trip.

From the owner: Huble Homestead Historic Site is a turn of the century heritage attraction located 40 kilometres…read morenorth of Prince George, BC, on Lheidli T'enneh keyoh. This living history museum, open daily from Victoria Day to Labour Day, is located alongside the Fraser River and offers visitors a glimpse of settler life in northern British Columbia.

For the size of Prince George it is a great place. However it now caters much more to the small…read morechildren, not to the family, adults or groups as it did before the renovations.

From the owner: The Exploration Place is a non-profit organization and registered Canadian charity whose goals are…read moreto preserve our local history and foster lifelong learning in the areas of science, technology, heritage, and culture. The Exploration Place is the largest museum and the only science centre in northern BC and is an important cultural asset for the region and province. The Exploration Place is the designated collections and archival repository for the City of Prince George, the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George, and the Lheidli T'enneh Nation. Over 100,000 people visit us each year, including visitors to Prince George and the region. We provide educational and cultural programming for all ages, heritage and curatorial services, and a community gathering space. During your visit, explore our expanded and updated galleries, Elements Retail, and local food from Origins Kitchen.