Plan Your Visit

Home to a newcomer family in the early 1900s, Historic Stewart Farm is yours to explore.

The farm grounds in fall — Fall

Possibly the most picturesque season at the farm.

The farm covered in snow — Winter

While we can't promise snow annually, when we get it, the farm is a winter wonderland.

The arch leading to the house — Summer

The heritage garden and orchard in full bloom make a lovely setting for picnics and walks.

Plants at the farm in full bloom — Spring

Plants begin to bloom and event season begins.

Inside the Farmhouse

See what it was like to live in a rural Surrey farmhouse in the early 1900s. The house is yours to explore and to let your mind travel back in time. Take a virtual tour before you visit.

The master bedroom — Master Bedroom

So far from the woodburning stove, this room would have been the coldest in the house.

The master bedroom features a sewing alcove — Sewing Alcove

Off the master is an where Annie Stewart would have done her sewing and mending.

The dining room — Dining Room

The table is set for a meal.

The front parlour — Front Parlour

Where the Stewarts would have entertained guests.

John's bedroom — John's Bedroom

One of the kids' bedrooms.

William's bedroom — William's Bedroom

Complete with toys and a bedspread.

The kitchen table and stove — The Kitchen

The woodburning stove would have warmed the house, cooked the food and heated water for washing.

Tour the Grounds

Take your time to adventure on your own during the dawn to dusk Elgin Heritage Park hours. Use the map and onsite storyboards to see the garden, building exteriors and a glimpse inside the pole barn and the vintage farm equipment housed there.

Peek in the farmhouse windows and relax on a park bench to imagine life on a busy farm at the turn of the last century. While here, walk the park trails to discover the natural wonders of this area, including the river, forest and plants and animals that call it home. Enlarge the printable map.

Accessibility

We are committed to providing accessible and inclusive services, programs and opportunities.

There is a ramp on the west side of the farmhouse leading to the verandah.
Park washrooms are accessible with automatic doors and accessible stalls and counters.
A washroom in Stewart Hall is wheelchair accessible.
The surrounding trails are packed gravel and the buildings are all accessible on the first floor.

The heritage site presents some challenges one would expect from a historic farm, including:

Some uneven paths on the grounds and in the gravel walkway through the pole barn
Lighting is dim in both the pole barn and farmhouse, especially on cloudy days
There is no elevator in the farmhouse to the second floor
Transit options are limited