
Guisachan Heritage Park
Walk the formal gardens of this historic Cameron Avenue park, which features a heritage house built in 1891.
About Guisachan Heritage Park
Lord and Lady Aberdeen bought this acreage in 1890, establishing a working farm and summer home. Today, the grounds operate as a public green space surrounded by residential streets. The property retains its original layout, complete with mature trees and formal garden beds.
The main residence, built in 1891, still stands on the site. It currently functions as a restaurant and event venue managed by a local catering company. You can walk the perimeter of the house to see the architectural details of early settlement in Kelowna.
Guisachan Heritage Park is open daily from early morning until late evening. The pathways wind through landscaping that features several plant varieties dating back to the 1920s.
Find Guisachan Heritage Park
Getting there
- Mon–Sun6 AM – 11 PM
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Frequently asked
The site is recognized as the former 1890s summer estate of Lord and Lady Aberdeen. It features preserved Edwardian gardens and a historic main house.







