1983Open since 1983. That's 43 years. Looked after by volunteers of the Highland Heritage Park Society.
Our take
Caleb Pike built one of the Highlands’ first homesteads here in 1883, and the house, its dairy and a heritage apple orchard still stand on a rocky knoll in second-growth Douglas fir. Volunteers turned it into a park in 1983 and later moved the old schoolhouse and teacherage onto the site. Today it hosts the Highland Fling each September, Easter egg hunts, monthly music nights and the odd wedding.
The facts
- Caleb Pike House, one of the district’s first homesteads, was built in 1883; the park was created in 1983. historicplaces.ca
- The 3.16-acre park includes the house, a dairy, a heritage orchard, a replica of Gregory House and the relocated Old School House and Teacherage. historicplaces.ca
- Available to rent for weddings, birthdays, retreats, courses and workshops. highlands.ca
- Highland Music Nights, organized by Zhinoos Armstrong and sponsored by the HDCA and the Highland Heritage Park Society, run here on second Saturdays at 7pm. highlands.ca
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Sources for this listing
Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.
