Accommodation and Experience Providers

We are a Non-profit Society preserving the history of the area that shows what life was like back in the Gold Rush days. The 108 Heritage Site has buildings on site going as far back as 1880. The buildings are opened everyday from May long weekend so people can see some of the great artifacts that they hold. The 105 Mile Roadhouse is open to the public to walk through. Our knowledgeable staff and students will be happy to give you a tour and talk about the house and how it was used then. The 108 Heritage Site runs mainly on donations from guests who appreciate and love the history behind the good old days

BC small craft distillery, tasting room and lounge

Outdoorsman with a passion for fishing and exploring. Through informative dialogue with our guest I look to share my knowledge of these wild places. Hey I'm Zack. AAA values our duty as stewards of the land and water. I strive to promote safe, sustainable fishing practices. Providing our clients a holistic experience, we can only enrich their knowledge of fishing techniques, tactics, fish/wildlife, and wild places. In doing so we hope to hook younger children into the thrills of fishing and exploring the great outdoors. I know my passion for fishing and the outdoors stems from a childhood out on the river / lake with a fishing rod in hand.

Situated in Jim Hadgkiss Park, overlooking the Fraser River, the museum collects, preserves, and shares the culture and stories of historic Maple Ridge. Operated by the Maple Ridge Historical Society, the Maple Ridge Museum and Haney House Museum are free community museums located in historically significant buildings in the old district of Haney. Check our website for up to date visiting hours, information, and hundreds of research articles about our local history.