Historic Stewart Farm

Historic Stewart Farm is an early 1900s farmstead lived in and worked on by newcomers during Surrey’s formative years. It is now a destination heritage site, offering a family friendly connection to the past through hands-on activities. Nestled on the river within the trees, it’s a scenic location for a walk, a paddle or a picnic. If you listen closer, you hear the many voices layered within the history here – the Semiahmoo People and the ancestral Snokomish, the Stewart family, farmhands, and birds who call the forest home.As you explore and engage with the site, you relate to the people who lived here, worked here and passed through on the life sustaining river. 

 The City of Surrey is the current steward of this land, responsible for its eight protected heritage buildings, but also for telling its true stories – those celebrated and heard before but also those left out and blurred by colonialization. Immersed in the past, Historic Stewart Farm inspires an appreciation today for land, honest history, diversity and reconciliation. 

 Visit for a guided or self-led tour, register for a genuinely unique program or drop by one of our seasonal events.